Dancers embody emotion in fall concert

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Photos by Johnathan Johnson/The Collegian. NE dance students perform a routine bringing people together in which they move in unison to give the illusion of a harmonious unit.
Photos by Johnathan Johnson/The Collegian. NE dance students perform a routine bringing people together in which they move in unison to give the illusion of a harmonious unit.
Photos by Johnathan Johnson/The Collegian. NE dance students perform a routine bringing people together in which they move in unison to give the illusion of a harmonious unit.

NE dance program presented “Heart Echoes,” a dance concert which features two guest performances by International Leadership of Texas Arlington High School Dance Company at NFAB theatre Nov. 22 and 23.

On the promotional poster, the show warns “brief mature images and content,” which explains the routines being emotive and touching regarding multiple subjects.

Produced by NE professor of dance Kihyoung Choi, the dancers perform large ballet numbers, high energy hip hop routines and moving modern pieces in their final performance of the fall semester.

Nelly Garza and other members of the troupe warm up backstage to prepare before “Heart Echoes,” NE’s fall 2019 dance concert, begins.
Nelly Garza and other members of the troupe warm up backstage to prepare before “Heart Echoes,” NE’s fall 2019 dance concert, begins.
NE Movers Unlimited touring company performs “Human.” This award-winning Korean fan dance routine was performed at the Palm Desert Choreography Festival.
NE Movers Unlimited touring company performs “Human.” This award-winning Korean fan dance routine was performed at the Palm Desert Choreography Festival.