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23Rd/24Th. Annual Dance Recital “Mda Strong!” Act MDA TH 23RD/24 . ANNUAL DANCE RECITAL STARLINE SHOWCASE ONE “MDA STRONG!” TUESDAY, JUNE 22nd. 6:00P.M. CURTAIN ACT ONE 1. MADAGASCAR MUSICAL THEATER PRODUCTION (PAUSE) ANNOUNCEMENTS WILL BE MADE 2. KEEP ME DOWN LYRICAL SOLO Marliegh Mussen 3. NEVER BE ALONE LYRICAL DUET Maddie B. & Eviana S. 4. FABULOUS TAP TOLO Ava Brant 5. HEAVEN I KNOW TEEN COMTEMPORARY TRIO 6. MY WAY JAZZ SOLO Gracie Stewart 7. WHAT ABOUT US JUNIOR LYRICAL 8. CAN’T BE TAMED JAZZ SOLO Cassie Freiberg 9. JUST WATCH ME NOW PRE – JUNIOR JAZZ TRIO 10. ALONE SENIOR MODERN 11. GET READY SENIOR INTERMEDIATE JAZZ 12. ONE MORE LIGHT JUNIOR LARGE GROUP PRODUCTION (15 MINUTE INTERMISSION) MDA TH 23RD/24 . ANNUAL DANCE RECITAL STARLINE SHOWCASE ONE “MDA STRONG!” TUESDAY, JUNE 22nd. 6:00P.M. CURTAIN ACT TWO 1. I LIVED SENIOR LARGE GROUP PRODUCTION 2. GLITTER JAZZ SOLO Rachel Barber 3. LIGHT UP THE SKY PRE – JUNIOR LYRICAL 4. CONNECTED JAZZ DUET Marleigh M. & Gracie S. 5. SOMETHING STRONGER SENIOR ELITE LYRICAL 6. LIKE THIS, LIKE THAT JAZZ SOLO Hannah Tandeski 7. SHOOTING STAR LYRICAL SOLO Eviana Shehu 8. I CAN’T BREATHE CONTEMPORARY SOLO Tessa Koshkarian 9. SOMEONE YOU LOVED LYRICAL SOLO Priyanka Patel 10. A WALK IN THE PARK INT./ ADVANCED POINTE 11.TAP DAT PRE – JUNIOR TAP 12. TIGHTROPE LYRICAL SOLO Gwyn Callaghn 13. ROUND AND ROUND JUNIOR TAP MDA TH 23RD/24 . ANNUAL DANCE RECITAL STARLINE SHOWCASE ONE “MDA STRONG!” TUESDAY, JUNE 22nd. 6:00P.M. CURTAIN ACT THREE 1. LOOKING BACK SENIOR ELITE JAZZ 2. GETTING TO YOU TAP SOLO Sophia Visconti 3. I DO MY THING JUNIOR HIP HOP 4. WAR OF HEARTS CONTEMPORARY SOLO Anna Gilliam 5. FOOTPRINTS LYRICAL DUET Gwyn & Grace Callaghan 6. LET’S WORK JAZZ DUET Bella O. & Tessa K. 7. BAD GUY SENIOR TAP 8. LA MORDIDITA JAZZ SOLO Lana Bowring 9. LET’S DO IT JUNIOR JAZZ 10. HEART OF A LION SENIOR INT. LYRICAL 11. BREATHE CONTEMPORARY SOLO Libby Naughton 12. BATTLE OF THE DAD’S DAD’S DANCE Thursday 8:15p.m. class 13. CAN’T HOLD US ALL MDA STUDENTS IN THIS SHOW! THE END MDA TH 23RD/24 . ANNUAL DANCE RECITAL RECREATIONAL SHOWCASE “MDA STRONG!” WEDNESDAY JUNE 23RD. 6:00P.M. CURTAIN ACT ONE 1. MADAGASCAR STARLINE MUSICAL THEATER PRODUCTION (PAUSE) ANNOUNCEMENTS WILL BE MADE 2. INTO THE UNKOWN TINY TOTS Friday Class 6:00p.m. 3. SHINE LYRICAL SOLO Emily Bennett 4. BE OUR GUEST BALLET (4-6) TRIO Monday at 5:15p.m. 5. JUST LIKE MY MAMMA SAID JAZZ SOLO – Title Winner Lauren Lesnew 6. A WHOLE NEW WORLD TINY TOT TRIO Thursday at 11:00a.m. 7. ALONE STARLINE SENIOR MODERN 8. TELL ME I CAN’T LYRICAL SOLO- Title Winner Lexi Wollitz 9. BEST DAY EVER JAZZ (5&6) Tuesday class 5:15p.m. 10. BRIGHT LYRICAL TRIO (7-10) Tuesday 6:45p.m. 11. TIK TOK JAZZ SOLO Everly MacCarreall 12. ONE MORE LIGHT STARLINE JUNIOR LARGE GROUP PRODUCTION (15 MINUTE INTERMISSION) MDA TH 23RD/24 . ANNUAL DANCE RECITAL RECREATIONAL SHOWCASE “MDA STRONG!” WEDNESDAY JUNE 23RD. 6:00P.M. CURTAIN ACT TWO 1. I LIVED STARLINE LARGE GROUP SENIOR PRODUCTION 2. BOY YOU CAN KEEP IT JAZZ SOLO Megan Taggart 3. WHAT I LIKE ABOUT JAZZ COMPETITION CLASS Wednesday class 7:00p.m 4. OPEN HANDS LYRICAL SOLO Emily Hilliard 5. SOMEWHERE ONLY CONTEMPORARY (10 & UP) WE KNOW TRIO Monday at 7:30p.m. 6. I WOULD LYRICAL SOLO- Title Winner Lydia Lesnew 7. NEW WAVE HIP HOP (7-10) Friday class at 6:00p.m. 8. STRONGER THAN I’VE LYRICAL SOLO- Title Winner Molli Langolf EVER BEEN 9. DIG A LITTLE DEEPER BEGINNER JAZZ (7-10) TRIO Thursday 5:15p.m. 10. WISH YOU WELL LYRICAL SOLO Bryanna Okragly 11. DON’T STOP BELIEVIN RECREATIONAL POINTE (12 & UP) Wednesday class 4:15p.m. 12. ROUND AND ROUND STARLINE JUNIOR TAP MDA TH 23RD/24 . ANNUAL DANCE RECITAL RECREATIONAL SHOWCASE “MDA STRONG!” WEDNESDAY JUNE 23RD. 6:00P.M. CURTAIN ACT THREE 1. LOOKING BACK STARLINE SENIOR ELITE LYRICAL 2. ON KEYS TAP COMPETITION CLASS Wednesday at 7:45p.m 3. SHOOTING STAR LYRICAL SOLO – Title Winner Eviana Shehu 4. JOYFUL DAY LEVEL 2 / INT. BALLET Wednesday 3:00p.m. (11 & UP DUET 5. WEDNESDAY MUSICAL THEATER SOLO Katie Polk 6. HAPPINESS DOES NOT MODERN ( 12 & UP) DUET Abagail Bennett WAIT & Chloe Setlock 7. I CAN’T BREATHE CONTEMP. SOLO – Title Winner Tessa Koshkarian 8. SOMETHING STRONGER STARLINE – SENIOR ELITE LYRICAL 9. ENCHANTED EVENING BEGINNER/LEVEL 2 BALLET (7-10) Friday Class 5:15p.m. 10. PERFECT DOESN’T LAST LYRICAL SOLO Megan Taggart 11. BATTLE OF THE DADS DAD’S DANCE Thursday class 8:15p.m. 12.CAN’T HOLD US GRANDE FINALE ALL STUDENTS IN THIS SHOW THE END MDA TH 23RD/24 . ANNUAL DANCE RECITAL STARLINE SHOWCASE TWO “MDA STRONG!” THURSDAY, JUNE 24TH. 6:00P.M. CURTAIN ACT ONE 1. MADAGASCAR MUSICAL THEATER PRODUCTION (PAUSE) ANNOUNCEMENTS WILL BE MADE 2. GARDEN WALTZ BALLET SOLO Lily Linton 3. STRUT JAZZ SOLO Piper Kallay 4. DANCE OUR TEARS AWAY TEEN ELITE LYRICAL 5. STRONGER THAN I’VE LYRICAL SOLO Molli Langolf EVER BEEN 6. FOLLOW THE LEADER PRE - TEEN JAZZ 7. I WOULD LYRICAL SOLO Lydia Lesnew 8. DIAMONDS PETITE TAP TRIO 9. HONEST LYRICAL DUET Ella G. & Bryanna O. 10. JUST LIKE MY MAMMA JAZZ SOLO Lauren Lesnew 11. ALONE SENIOR MODERN 12. BULLET PROOF LYRICAL SOLO Haylie Ward 13. ONE MORE LIGHT JUNIOR LARGE GROUP PRODUCTION (15 MINUTE INTERMISSION) MDA TH 23RD/24 . ANNUAL DANCE RECITAL STARLINE SHOWCASE TWO “MDA STRONG!” THURSDAY, JUNE 24TH. 6:00P.M. CURTAIN ACT TWO 1. I LIVED SENIOR LARGE GROUP PRODUCTION 2. TELL ME I CAN’T LYRICAL SOLO Lexi Wollitz 3. SUPERMARKET MUSICAL THEATER DUET Kaydence B. & Amelia D 4. THAT DANCE YOU DO PETITE JAZZ 5. NIGHT FOLLOWS LYRICAL SOLO Alyssa Marinelli 6. SOMETHING STRONGER SENIOR ELITE LYRICAL 7. ANGEL DOWN JUNIOR CONTEMPORARY 8. ON MY OWN TAP SOLO Kaydence Bober 9. BETTER THAN EVER JAZZ SOLO Amelia Dalbis 10. WERK IT TEEN ELITE JAZZ 11. KEEP ON LYRICAL SOLO Michelle Graves 12. I CAN’T DO IT ALONE JAZZ DUET Molli L. & Lydia L. 13. ROUND AND ROUND JUNIOR TAP MDA TH 23RD/24 . ANNUAL DANCE RECITAL STARLINE SHOWCASE TWO “MDA STRONG!” THURSDAY, JUNE 24TH. 6:00P.M. CURTAIN ACT THREE 1. LOOKING BACK SENIOR ELITE JAZZ 2. WISH YOU WELL LYRICAL SOLO Bryanna Okragly 3. JUST LIKE THAT JAZZ SOLO Reagan Todd 4. RISE UP PRE – TEEN LYRICAL 5. QUEEN BEE JAZZ SOLO Ella Giller 6. MAKE IT LOOK EASY JAZZ DUET Lana B.& Lauren L 7. TIME IS FADING CONTEMPORARY TRIO 8. UNITED LYRICAL DUET Reagan T. & Haylie W. 9. ASHES LYRICAL SOLO Bella Okragly 10. TO LEAVE SOMETHING SENIOR CONTEMPORARY BEHIND 11. SORRY LYRICAL SOLO Bailey Pietraszkiewicz 12. BANG BANG TEEN TAP 13. BATTLE OF THE DADS DAD’S DANCE Thursday 8:15p.m. Class 14. CAN’T HOLD US GRANDE FINALE ALL STUDENTS IN THIS SHOW THE END .
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