Viewpoint’s dancers took the stage on Friday, March 13 and Saturday, March 14 for the annual Spring Dance Concert, delivering an evening of performances that showcased both range and artistry in the Carlson Family Theater.

Celebrating connection and the power of storytelling through dance, the concert highlighted the growth and accomplishments of students across Lower, Middle, and Upper School. The program featured a wide range of styles, including Ballet, Contemporary, Hip Hop, Jazz, and Ballroom, offering something for every audience member.

Co-artistic directors Gabrielle Brown and Justine Fink led the production, which reflected months of collaboration, creativity and dedication. Across two acts, audiences experienced a diverse lineup of works, from high-energy pieces like “1999” and “Let’s Go” to more introspective performances such as “Only Human,” “Real” and “Home.” The program also featured standout student choreography and solo performances, highlighting the individuality and artistic voice of each dancer.

“Although our dancers bring varying levels of experience, they are united in their passion and work ethic,” Brown said. “It has been inspiring to watch their growth and confidence throughout the process.”

“This concert celebrates both the grit and passion poured into every routine,” Fink added. “Behind each performance are countless hours of work, trust and collaboration.”

The concert also featured costume and lighting design that enhanced each performance. Dance ensembles included Viewpoint Dance Company, Upper School Ballet, Contemporary, Hip Hop, Middle School Dance Company, and Lower and Middle School dancers.