<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1xY3cz_19Jq2sfA00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1xY3cz_19Jq2sfA00" width="1200" height="630" ><p>NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. — The Dance Theater group is now offering open classes to the entire campus for the remainder of the spring semester. Every Thursday at 7 p.m. in Old 77, students can participate in an hour of stretching, choreography designed for dancers of all levels, and community-building through movement.</p><p>Dance Theater’s tech classes are a great way not only to build technique but also to stay active and gain confidence in dancing abilities. What makes Dance Theater unique on campus is its welcoming environment. Anyone can join, whether you have years of experience or none. Every week experience a new style of dance from hip hop or jazz to contemporary or lyrical, there’s a style of dance for everyone. Each dance is choreographed by one of Dance Theater’s executive officers, who all focus on a specific style. President Jessa Kinter, Vice President Olivia Shaffer, Secretary Alyssa Brest, Treasurer Maysen Stewart, as well as costume managers Monica Curtis and Guilia Fenner, and public relations manager Angela Sgro. </p><p>Dance Theater, in early February, held its largest dance showcase in years, titled “Dance Theater Gets Down Tonight”. The attention this year’s showcase drew from a wide variety of students across campus positively impacted the group as a whole. President Jessa Kinter and the other officers saw this as a way to promote the program's further growth. The group is now introducing a dance fitness class on Wednesdays in Beeghly Theater. “...it’s really important to create more opportunities for our dancers to train together consistently,” said vice president Olivia Shaffer, when asked about why they decided to add these.&nbsp; The classes will be held biweekly on the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month from 8-9 P.M. The Westminster College Dance Theater is excited to invite all students to their first dance fitness class on Wednesday, March 4th, to kick off the program. Jessa Kinter will teach a yoga and deep stretch class to help dancers improve their flexibility and support their movements during Thursday tech classes. It will be a time to build strength and focus the mind before spring break. Everyone in the Dance Theater group hopes you’ll join them for a night of fun, great music, and, of course, dance. “Ultimately, it’s about supporting our dancers’ development and giving them more space to grow and fall more in love with the art of dance,” says Olivia Shaffer.</p></div></body>

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NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. — The Dance Theater group is now offering open classes to the entire campus for the remainder of the spring semester. Every Thursday at 7 p.m. in Old 77, students can participate in an hour of stretching, choreography designed for dancers of all levels, and community-building through movement.

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