Extra! Extra! Flagler School of Dance uses Observer for show props

Dancers utilized the Observer newspaper during a dance number at the spring recital.

  • By Paige Wilson
  • | 12:00 p.m. June 19, 2019
Emma Reiter, Molly Maresca, Angelina Skeie and Claire Collins pose with Palm Coast Observer and Ormond Beach Observer newspapers. The performers used the newspapers as props for a dance number. Photo courtesy of Jeanna Reiter
Emma Reiter, Molly Maresca, Angelina Skeie and Claire Collins pose with Palm Coast Observer and Ormond Beach Observer newspapers. The performers used the newspapers as props for a dance number. Photo courtesy of Jeanna Reiter
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On Saturday, June 15, Flagler School of Dance performers danced through time — from the beginning of time with a "Creation" production to the end of time with a futuristic "out of this world" piece. The spring recital was held at the Flagler Auditorium at 1 p.m. at 6 p.m.

The recital theme this year was "Circa," a dance production through time. Tap students performed a 1940s-inspired dance titled "Paperboys" while using Palm Coast Observer and Ormond Beach Observer newspapers as props. 

Summer classes with Flagler School of Dance begin Tuesday, July 9, and will run for four weeks. Registration must be done in person at the dance studio, located in Marvin's Garden Business Complex, 4601 E. Moody Blvd. Suite I6, Bunnell. Call 437-2067 or email [email protected]. 

Visit https://flaglerauditorium.org for details on future shows at the auditorium.

 

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