Jabbawokee Concert Report

This concert consists a wide range of different dances. The concert starts at a slower pace with the Ian Eastwood performance which is performed to a slower song. The dances that are present in this concert are very strong and a common theme that is shared amongst all the dances is that they all tell a story. From the beginning of the show to the end, each dance tells its own story. This is why the title is a world of adventure, with each performance and each story the audience is taking on different adventures. The lineup is set up to slowly build up to the Jabbawokeez. The concert is built around that performance because it’s the most adventurous and you have to judge the dancer’s emotions solely based off their movements. As an audience member you have to interpret each part of the dance and create your own story. This means that each person watching will have a different experience because people interpret thing in different ways. All of the dances consist of songs and choreography that is very powerful. It is evident that the dancers in each of the performances are highly skilled dancers and each of these dances are well rehearsed. The final dance is creating the best story for the audience and creates high levels of emotions for the people watching. It starts with the
In contrast with the first few pieces, this was more traditional in that a very pleasant and soothing ballet piece. But the interesting part about this piece is that the song isn’t a typical music you would do a ballet dance to. The music tells a story while the dancer is creating movements that complement the music. Although the dance itself was very powerful and unique, the music did not always match the movements. There were some point where the song sped up and so did the dancers but others points where it was not sync at all. But, that the thing about dance, it doesn’t necessarily have to go with a certain beat or