Be our Guest! Corriveau School of Dance wows again

May 22, 2018

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Caleb Nickerson

caleb@theequity.ca

From left: Olivia Draper, Kalie Laurent, Amelie Monette and Amy Sheppard perform a ballet routine to “I Want to Know What Love Is.”

The Corriveau School of Dance put on a dance recital entitled “Be our Guest” in Shawville last week. From left: Macie Racine, Bree Brownlee, Cora Tubman, Ivy Racine and Brooklyn Pilon elicited many cheers from the audience during their performance of “Yellow Submarine.”

Marie-Josée Corriveau performed a solo routine that wowed the audiences at Dr. S.E. McDowell on Thursday evening.

Emily Dubeau and Geniviève Corriveau showed off their ballet skills at the Corriveau School of Dance’s show “Be our Guest” on May 17.

From left: Marie-Josée Corriveau, Geniviève Corriveau, Kendra Wilson, Leanne Vibert, Emily Dubeau and Alisha Corriveau performed their jazz number to “ I am Here.”

From left: Billie Désmoreaux, Geniviève Corriveau, Abby Soucie-Beland and Hope Morrissette incorporated some stunning, glow-in-the-dark costumes into their dance to “Rivers of Babylon”

CALEB NICKERSON
SHAWVILLE May 17, 2018
On May 17, the Corriveau School of Dance put on a performance for a packed house in the gymnasium at Dr. S.E. McDowell Elementary School in Shawville.
Entitled “Be our Guest” the show opened and closed with scenes from the iconic tale Beauty and the Beast.
During the first half of the show, there was a brief memorial ceremony for the families that had lost children.

Dozens of dancers took part in all kinds of numbers, from jazz and tap to hip hop. The costumes changed as rapidly as the styles of dance that were performed, and the audience members made their excitement known with plenty of cheering.
The show was one of two that the school put on to showcase the talents of its students, with the other being held in Fort Coulonge on May 24 and 25.

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