Photo: DancePlanet 15 showcase. Photo: Daniel Fermaint Photography


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Many teachers, choreographers, and dance companies volunteer to be a part of this community-wide celebration of dance. At the end of the weekend, people walk out with a spring in their step, a smile on their face, and a sparkle in their eye, and for many dancers who grow up here in North Texas, Planet creates wonderful, lasting memories.


Since being founded in 1997, Dance Planet has been a feast for the community in North Texas. This year promises to be no different. With a spotlight on hip-hop dance, Planet 16 is sure to captivate the masses, so reserve the weekend of March 31-April 1 and come get your fill! Taking place at Booker T. Washington High School of Performing Arts in the Dallas Arts District, this community-based festival is America’s largest free, dance festival of its kind. The goal of this two-day, all-out dance extravaganza, is aimed to increase vis- ibility, appreciation, and support for dance in our greater North Texas community. Any age and anyone who loves any kind of dancing are invited to come.


Jonathan Bostick’s pursuits include dance performance, marketing and writ- ing.


DANCE! NORTH TEXAS


Pictured: Flying at DancePlanet 15 Photo: Daniel Fermaint Photography a publication of the dance council of north texas


vol. 15 •


no. 1


www.thedancecouncil.org


February 2012


page 15


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