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Rocking it day and night

Dancers of all ages dazzled at this year's shows.

Once again, and not surprisingly, Elvira Venter Dance School put on a sterling end of the year show.

Show-stopper sisters Thandiwe and Mbali Mahlangu.

The three shows, held over two days, were all sold-out performances.
The show, titled ‘Hit The Lights’, gave new meaning to the lyrics of Christina Milian’s song AM to PM…’Somebody hit the lights, so we can rock it day and night’.

Little dancers stole the show (from left) Annelie Classen, Cattleya Moonsamy, Connor Viljoen, Madeleine Joubert and Arabella Appalsamy.

Dancers of all ages put on their best performances and it was all lights and dance moves choreographed to a great selection of music from modern to some golden oldies.

Going back to the 1930s for the song ‘Little Swing’ are dancers (from left) Sirisha Poonsamy, Ariana Govender and Lea Singh.

The audience watched and clapped as dancers brought out all the moves in modern, hip-hop and even contemporary dance.
The lighting, sound and backdrop together with the dancers’ costumes, were dazzling.

Super girls in pink are (from left) Victoria Rawlins, Elvira Venter, Rene Coleske, Michelle le Roux and Angie-Lee Stewart.

As always, it’s a treat to watch talented dance teachers Elvira Venter and Angie-Lee Stewart dance on stage with the students.
The coast really has an incredibly talented bunch of dancers.

Talented dancers are (from left) Jordyn Chloe Jugmohun, Marie du Plessis, Gaby Pillay and Chané Meyer.

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