Annual dance performance displays LISD talent
iDance concludes after weeks of preparation
The Blue Belles perform one of their dances. The team danced all together as well as the officers having their own routines.
November 3, 2016
After weeks of preparing from hundreds of dancers, the annual LISD dance performance, iDance, has ended.
“We did great and we were pleased with our performance,” senior Tatum Madden said. “We are always super excited to perform as a team and we really feed off of the energy we feel from our audience.
The performance was a display of dances by all the different LISD high schools varsity and JV teams as well as the Running Brushy middle school team. However, the officers from each school also had a routine together. Some of the music and choreography tributed different things from veterans to the Blue Belles and their dance to support breast cancer awareness.
We did great and we were pleased with our performance.
— Tatum Madden
“I really enjoyed getting to spend time dancing with all my friends from other schools that I usually don’t get to dance with,” sophomore Kaelin Winters said.
For seniors, this was the last time they would perform at iDance; some of them after three years of participating.
“I’m going to miss the opportunity to dance in a show with my team and so many other girls who all have the same passion as me,” senior Gabbi Kester said.
The Blue Belles next performance will be at their Christmas Show on December 3rd.
![Senior Chelsea Robinson in the final performance at the show. I was really sad that its over, but Im also happy because I know that means that we get to work on bigger and better things for Blue Belles, Robinson said. [I would say to future Blue Belles] just make the best of every opportunity in Blue Belles, because itll be over faster than you realize.](https://lhsroar.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/bluebelles13-475x317.jpg)
