- November 6, 2024
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The Starlets sass up the evening with "Dangerous Love." Photo by Paige Wilson
The Starlets dance to "Beautiful," choreographed by Amari Hollis. Photo by Paige Wilson
Dereatha Sanders extends her leg dramatically during the "Beautiful" dance. Photo by Paige Wilson
Flagler Palm Coast High School senior Tina DiRosa, middle, strikes a pose during the "Game of Survival" dance. Photo by Paige Wilson
Tina DiRosa, left, and Francine Hoang balance during "Burning Bridges." The duo choreographed the piece themselves.
Jemima Malvoisin spins on stage. Photo by Paige Wilson
Dereatha Sanders performs "Madness." Photo by Paige Wilson
Flagler Palm Coast High School senior Vasthi Malvoisin dances with a color guard flag. Photo by Paige Wilson
The Starlets tap dance to "Perm." Photo by Paige Wilson
Senior Judy Colindres dances with a color guard riffle. Photo by Paige Wilson
Mia Lee, left, and Jemima Malvoisin dance in unison to "Make It To Me," which they choreographed themselves. Photo by Paige Wilson
The Starlets perform "Bird Set Free" with graceful moves on stage. Photo by Paige Wilson
Singer and pianist Eric Dangerfield showcases "Jailhouse Rock." Photo by Paige Wilson
Francine Hoang, front left, and Tina DiRosa, front right, jump high with other Starlets. Photo by Paige Wilson
Singer and guitarist Taylor Phillips belts out "My Church." Photo by Paige Wilson
The Starlets dance to "Weight." The dance, which was choreographed by Lauren Albert, is meant to show the struggle of sexual assault and inspire strength to stand against it. Photo by Paige Wilson
Creativity ruled the Flagler Auditorium stage on May 19 as the Flagler Palm Coast High School Starlets danced to a variety of routines, including ones choreographed by the dancers themselves. Four graduating seniors left their marks and were honored with special shout-outs: Judy Colindres, Tina DiRosa, Vasthi Malvoisin and Najai Martinez. A Buddy Taylor Middle School flag/dance team called the Eaglettes made an appearance, and singers Eric Dangerfield and Taylor Phillips also entertained the audience.
