Dancers Deliver “Luminous” Performance
Port Lincoln High School’s annual dance production for 2020 was titled “Luminous” – the stunning performance was delivered to a public audience in the Nautilus Theatre on Friday night.
This year’s visually spectacular show consisted of twenty-four items, choreographed by Dance teacher Miss Hanna Minchin, the Stage 2 Dance students and guest choreographers Mrs Odette Pearson, Abby Hodgkiss and Shekinah Suing. The performers came from several classes, including Stage 2 Dance, Stage 2 Creative Arts, Stage 2 Community Studies B, Stage 1 Dance, Year 10 Dance, Year 9 Dance and the PLHS Staff.
The crowd in attendance were left wowed by the skill, range and dedication of the entire ensemble and support crews. Congratulations to all involved – in what has been a very difficult year for many at PLHS, “Luminous” was a certainly bright point. A special mention must go Miss Hanna Minchin for her perseverance and commitment.
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