Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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Dancers line the stage during Justin Time, choreographed by Samantha Rosenberg ‘20. -
Shannon Drew '21 performs “New Beginnings,” a ballet piece choreographed by Sarah Cavanaugh '20. -
Choreographed by Sarah Cavanaugh '20, the “New Beginnings” dancers pirouette on stage during Koshare’s annual dance concert. -
Set to a mashup of popular Indian music, Duniya Syed '20 and Jackie Matos '19 perform Bollywood Fusion at Koshare 2017. -
Choreographed by Krista Kogler '19, a performance of “All Night” kicks off the 2017 Koshare Dance Collective concert at the Smith Opera House this past weekend in downtown Geneva, N.Y. -
This week, we feature photos from the 2017 Koshare Dance Collective concert, celebrating the popular event’s 46th anniversary. Held at the Smith Opera House, this year’s event showcased 150 dancers in 27 pieces. -
Dancers perform with props during the piece called “[Insert Title Here]” choreographed by Teianna Chenkovich ’18. -
Dancers perform You Know How It Is: Feelin', Happenin', Bein' choreographed by Leah Jacobs '18, Olivia Naya '18 and Clare Tranchino '18. -
Clare Tranchino' 18, Leah Jacobs '18, Olivia Naya '18, Alexandra Robbins-Jackson '18 and Teianna Chenkovich '18 perform You Know How It Is: Feelin', Happenin', Bein.' -
Dancers perform “All Night” choreographed by Krista Kogler '19. The concert featured a variety of dance styles, from Ghanaian and Afro-Caribbean traditions, to classical ballet, contemporary, tap and hip-hop, all choreographed by HWS students. -
Dancers perform Stay on the Line to the song I Wanna Be Yours by the Arctic Monkeys. -
Lester Gamez '19 (center), the choreographer of “After Party,” struts across the stage. -
Choreographed by Lester Gamez '19, the After Party dancers fill the stage. -
Students perform “The Snowy Path,” a work choreographed by Emma Kelly ’21. -
Amy Feda '17, Emma Kelly '21 and Rebecca LaPoint '21 perform a traditional Irish step dance titled “The Snowy Path. -
Silhouettes dance onstage during the performance Stay on the Line, choreographed by Sophie Kaufman '20 and Kayla Malcolm '18.