Collin College's Dance Fusion hosts Epiphany DanceArts

Nov. 8, 2011 - PRLog -- Epiphany DanceArts to be a part of Collin College’s Dance Fusion show this year. The dance program is featuring alumni students and has asked Epiphany DanceArts, who’s Artistic Director and several DanceArtists are alumni, to participate this year. Epiphany will be hosting several master classes, contributing as panel members to a forum for current students about a career in dance, and performing five works in the concerts this weekend.

The concerts are open to the public on Friday, November 11th @ 8:00pm (Reception Following) and Saturday, November 12th @ 2:00pm & 8:00pm. For more information about tickets and shows visit http://www.epiphanydancearts.org/dance-fusion.

“My experience at Collin College played a large part in shaping the person and artist I am today. The professors (most notably, Tiffanee Arnold) not only invested in my intellectual growth but my personal growth as well. The diverse, qualified backgrounds of the faculty along with the joys and rigors of everyday class and rehearsal, paved the way for my work as an artistic director, performer, and teacher.” Said Melissa DeGroat, Artistic Director for Epiphany DanceArts.

Along with the resident Collin Dance Ensemble, other groups included this year are Emagination Aerial Dance (Featuring Alumni: Emmy Walker), Philip Elson Dance (Featuring Alumni: Philip Elson), andElledanceWorks (Featuring Alumni: Jennifer Dennison & Melissa Bjork).

To find out more about Dance Fusion, or Epiphany visit http://www.epiphanydancearts.org

Epiphany DanceArts is a Plano based dance company founded in 2010.  Epiphany specializes in performances, private lessons, master classes, and artistic outreach. The Epiphany vision: We believe art should illuminate a glimpse of something beyond ourselves – something sacred.

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Epiphany DanceArts is a professional dance company in the Dallas metroplex specializing in performance, private lessons, master class, and artistic outreach.

We believe art should illuminate a glimpse of something beyond ourselves — something sacred.