OK, so right now we're kind of in limbo when it comes to local theatre productions. Most groups are built around doing shows in the fall and the spring, so those groups are ready to hit the beach. Some groups do summer shows, and they're in the middle of rehearsals right now.
There is one group that takes the stage at this time of year - the dance studios. For the past few weeks they've been putting on their final recitals, and (according to the notices I've seen) they take on all different forms.
The only one I've seen featured my lovely wife, and it featured an assortment of dance styles and different ages, from toddlers to grownups.
I saw five shows mentioned in the Herald-Dispatch's Entertainment section this week, and two have already taken place. But if you're into dance, you can still catch these shows:
- Tonight at 7:30 p.m.: the Spring Concert for the Community at the Joan C. Edwards Performing Arts Center, presented by the Huntington Dance Theatre.
- Saturday at 7:00 p.m. and Sunday at 2:30 p.m.: Alice in Wonderland at the Jeslyn Performing Arts Center.
- Saturday at 2:00 p.m.: Noah's Animal Parade and Soul Therapy at the Renaissance Theater, presented by Miracles in Motion Dance Academy.
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