Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Losers Lose performers dance to Wolves by Kanye West and Afterhours by Diplo and Nina Sky.

Amy Feda '17, Emma Kelly '21 and Rebecca LaPoint '21 perform a traditional Irish step dance titled “The Snowy Path.

Students perform “The Snowy Path,” a work choreographed by Emma Kelly ’21.

Dancers snap to “You’re the One that I Want” set to the soundtrack of the movie “Grease.”

Choreographed by co-presidents of the Koshare Executive Board Lyndsey Ackerman ’18 and Sammy Ruthazer ’18, dancers perform “You’re the One that I Want.”

Students line the stage during “Ya tu Sabe,” a performance choreographed by Kayla Aulet ’19 and Celided Colon ’20.

Kayla Aulet '19 and Jedidiah Collins '18 perform Ya tu Sabe.

Lynn Belrose-Westfall ‘21, Devica Davis-Kilpatrick ‘18, Macaela Mae '18 and Grace Vorosmarti ’19 flow in a structured improvisation piece titled, “[Insert Title Here.]”

Dancers perform the contemporary dance “Shades of Gray” on the stage of the Smith Center for the Arts.

The final performance of the evening, “Recess” was a collaborative choreography between Jedidah Collins ’18 and Ifunanya Okeke ’19.

Dancers perform with props during the piece called “[Insert Title Here]” choreographed by Teianna Chenkovich ’18.

Students leap across the stage during Shades of Grey, a number choreographed by Ellie Cherry ’18 in collaboration with dancers.

Dancers travel across the stage during the piece Rusted set to Dancing on my Own by Calum Scott.

Hallie Varenka '20 leaps above Tzipora Glaser ‘18, Julia Natoli ‘21 and Sammy Ruthazer ’18 during “All We Got.”

Coron Broomfield '20 executes a roundhouse kick over Israel Oyedapo '20 during “Rum, Gyal & Bacchanal.”

Dancers perform “Rusted,” a work choreographed by Kayla Malcolm ’17.