PERFORMANCES
Joy to the World!
December 14 - Cedar City, UT - Heritage Theater
December 16 - Las Vegas, NV - Artemus W. Ham Concert Hall
December 17 - St. George, UT - Crimson Cliffs High School
We are thrilled to be performing in Joy to the World with Jenny Oaks Baker & Family of Four!
Celebrate Christmas with Grammy Nominated violinist Jenny Oaks Baker and her accomplished children, musical group Family Four as they present an inspiring Christ-centered Christmas show of sacred, exhilarating and beloved Christmas Carols featuring Irish Soprano Alex Sharpe, formerly of Celtic Women. With music by Emmy Award-winning Composer Kurt Bestor, narration by New York Times Best-selling Author Jason F. Wright, solos by baritone Preston Yates, and with local choirs and ballet and Irish dancers joining Jenny and Family Four, this show promises to usher in an uplifting and celebratory spirit to your Christmas Season!
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Directed by Andrielle Davidson, St George Dance Company is excited to adapt to the stage one of the greatest scary stories ever written! Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, written in the year 1818, has been a classic since, but has never been adapted for the screen in it's true spirit. None of the films made so far have told the real story. Readers of the book are often surprised to find that the monster is not a slow, inarticulate, green brute. Shelley crafted a villain that is scary because of his cunning, and manipulative intelligence that St. George Dance Company will be bringing to life through dance.
Set against a backdrop of hauntingly beautiful music and mesmerizing choreography, our production of Frankenstein re-imagines the dark and complex world of Victor Frankenstein and his Monster. Through movement, emotion, and visual storytelling, we explore the themes of ambition, humanity, and the consequences of playing with life itself.
Join us for a captivating evening where dance meets bewitching storytelling, and classic literature is reawakened on stage. This performance promises to be a spellbinding experience for both dance enthusiasts and lovers of gothic tales alike.
If you love Halloween, this show will chill your spooky soul!
NOTE: While most of our shows are 100% family friendly, this show will have a uniquely darker tone and story. Please use discretion for small children or children who are sensitive to subjects such as death and ghosts.
June 14, 15, 2024 | 6:30pm
Center for the Arts at Kayenta
2024 is the 100 year anniversary of Gershwin's iconic Rhapsody in Blue.
Help us commemorate this important piece of artistic history by celebrating the last 100 years of American music, dance and history.
From the infectious energy of the jazz age to the rebellious spirit of rock 'n' roll; from the soulful rhythms of Motown to the infectious beats of hip-hop, this show celebrates the rich tapestry of American creativity and innovation.
But this isn't just a journey through the past – it's a celebration of the present and a glimpse into the future of dance and music. Our dancers bring a fresh perspective to each movement, infusing traditional styles with contemporary flair and pushing the boundaries of artistic expression.
Join us as we celebrate the power of music and dance to transcend time and unite people from all walks of life. Whether you're a seasoned dance aficionado or simply love to experience the joy of movement, this show is sure to leave you inspired, energized, and eager for more.
June 14, 15, 2024 | 6:30pm
Center for the Arts at Kayenta
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May 31, 2024 | 7:30pm
Eccles Fine Arts Center
Bruce Wood Dance
We are thrilled to host Bruce Wood Dance as our artist-in-residence for our annual Red Rock Dance Festival.
Join us for one night only to witness the "high–caliber, contemporary choreography that harnesses the power of dance to entertain, enrich, and heal."
"Recognized as Best Dance Company by D Magazine in 2013, 2014, 2017, 2019, and 2021, Bruce Wood Dance...is an award-–winning contemporary dance company founded in 2010 by nationally acclaimed Texan Artistic Director and Choreographer Bruce Wood (1960–2014)."
Gathering Light is dedicated to cancer survivors.
Rachel Holman, co-artistic director of Red Rock Dance Festival, will be presenting her work Gathering Light at the Bruce Wood Dance concert. In honor of her mother’s ongoing battle with cancer, Gathering Light is dedicated to all those who have gone through the fight with cancer.
To honor all those who have or are currently fighting cancer, we would like to offer you a FREE ticket to the Bruce Wood Dance concert on May 31. To redeem your ticket, email your name to director@stgeorgedance.com with the subject line “I AM A FIGHTER”
Choreography Showcase Finals
June 1, 2024 | 7:30pm
Eccles Fine Arts Center
As part of our annual Red Rock Dance Festival, we accept choreography submissions from all over the country, which are then adjudicated by a panel of dance professionals who then select 8-10 finalists to perform their piece in the Finals Showcase.
Join us these incredible finalists perform and find out who will win Judges Choice, Runner Up and Audience Choice!
To see the creativity and artistry of up-and-coming choreographers and those passionate in their field is truly inspiring.