Delaware Center for Dance Presents: Legends

Welcome to the Delaware Center for Dance Presents: Legends event! Get ready to be amazed by our talented dancers as they bring iconic legends to life through the art of dance.

We are thrilled to announce our very first dance concert! Experience an enchanting journey through the artistry of movement at our dance recital.

With dazzling costumes, breathtaking choreography, and a kaleidoscope of emotions, our dancers bring to life a mesmerizing array of dances. From ballet to modern and hip-hop, each routine tells a unique story, captivating audiences with its grace, power, and expression.

Join us as we celebrate the passion, dedication, and talent of our dancers, and embark on a magical voyage through the language of dance honoring musical legends!

Tickets are now on sale! 🎟️

Adults: $25 Children: $15

Children 6 and up will need to purchase a ticket. Lap seating is not permitted for ages 6 and above.

Join us at 301 McKennans Church Rd for an unforgettable evening. Don't miss out on this opportunity to witness the magic of dance and celebrate the legends that have inspired us all. Secure your spot now and be part of this extraordinary experience! Help us sell this theater out!

You don't want to miss it!

Arrive Early: Plan to arrive at the theater with enough time to find your seat, use the restroom, and settle in before the performance begins. Late arrivals can be disruptive to both performers and other audience members.

Silence Devices: Turn off or silence all electronic devices, including cell phones, to avoid distractions during the performance.

Stay Seated: Remain seated during the entire performance, unless there is an emergency or intermission. Moving around or leaving your seat during a dance can be distracting to both performers and other audience members.

Avoid Talking: Refrain from talking or whispering during the performance, as it can disturb those around you and detract from the dancers' performance.

Applause: Show your appreciation for the performers by applauding at appropriate times, such as the end of each dance or at the conclusion of the entire performance. Avoid clapping during quiet or emotional moments of a performance.

Respect the Performers: Show respect for the perforMers by refraining from heckling, booing, or making negative comments during the performance. Remember that the dancers have worked hard to prepare for the recital, and they deserve a supportive and encouraging audience. For some, it will be their first time on stage, they need your positive energy.

Host or Publisher Briana Hayman