Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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Emma Kelly ’21, Emma Bilton ‘22 and Camera Finn ‘19 perform “Galway Girls,” choreographed to the same-titled track by Ed Sheeran. -
Dancers perform “Baby Blues,” choreographed by Emma Ibbotson ’21. -
Dancers cross the stage to the song “Runaway Baby” by Grammy award-winning artist Bruno Mars. -
Dancers perform arabesques during the piece “Autumn” during the 2018 Koshare Dance Collective. -
Choreographed by Danielle Naimie ’21, a performance of “Golden” kicks off the 2018 Koshare Dance Collective at the Smith Opera House. Koshare is the largest and oldest club at HWS, and is open to all students. -
Dancers perform “Golden” by Danielle Naimie ’21. The evening featured a variety of dance styles, from modern and ballet, to Irish step dance, Afro-Caribbean traditions and tap, entirely choreographed by HWS students. -
More than 40 dancers fill the stage during “Gettin’ Jiggy,” choreographed by co-presidents of the Koshare Dance Collective Elizabeth Anderson ’19 and Marie Innarelli ’19. -
In this special edition of This Week in Photos, we feature photos from the November 2018 Koshare Dance Collective performance, celebrating the popular event’s 47th anniversary. With sold-out performances at the Smith Opera House, this year more than 100 students performed 22 original pieces. -
Choreographed by Bella Siddall ’21, students perform to the song “Lovely” by Billie Eilish and Khalid. -
Students perform “Run It,” a work choreographed by Samantha Rosenberg ’20. -
Choreographed by Hannah Walsh ’22, dancers perform the ballet “Autumn.” -
Lucy Denton ’21, Katie Kumta ’21, Grace Stewart ’21, Sarah Underwood ’19 and Hallie Varenka ’20 perform “Lovely.” -
Set to a mashup of Chris Brown songs, students perform “Run It” at Koshare 2018. -
Set to a mashup of popular Indian music, dancers perform “Monsoon Season in Mumbai” at Koshare 2018. -
Dancers perform a step piece titled “K.O.” at Koshare 2018. -
Choreographer Nagina Ahmadi ’20 invites members of the audience onstage to participate in her traditional piece “Afghan Celebration.”