Jive dancing hits the stage for school Christmas concert

Saturday, Dec 23, 2017 06:00 am

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    Wait a minute Santa, these kids have something to show you.  The senior students at Ecole Beausejour put a creative spin on their Christmas concert ... and on each other, as they performed high-stepping jive dances to the applause of the crowd at their Christmas concert last Thursday night.
    With twists, twirls, jumps and flips the students showed the results of  their weeks of practice.  

    Enjoy this video clip of one of the well-choreographed dances from the Ecole Beausejour students in Plamondon.

    Thanks to Terri and Cory St. Jean for providing the video to the Lac La Biche POST.  Readers can find out more about the choreographed Christmas jive party in the January 2 Lac La Biche POST.  





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