Sunday, April 22, 2012 THE DALLAS POST PAGE 7 Pictured above are some of the Joan Harris Dancers from various Back Mountain communities who will appear in “Corciev, The Grieving Wood" next weekend at Meyers High School. From left, first row, are Lauren Slavoski, Bridget Frame, Tunkhannock; Janice Lisman, Shavertown; Sonal Garg, Sharvertow;, Addison Costantino, Wyoming; Allison Hrivak, Wyoming; Julia Macey, Dallas. Second row, Kelsey Hall, Dallas; Alexandra Jayne, Hunlock Creek; Caroline Conrad, Dallas; Anna James, Shavertown; Rebecca Schnable, Dallas; Lily Romanowski, Shavertown; and Anna Giacometti, Dallas. Dancers from Back Mountain will perform in Corciev’ April 28, 29 The rock fusion ballet “Cor- ciev, the Grieving Wood” is set to be performed April 28 and 29 at the E.L. Meyers Auditorium in Wilkes-Barre. It has been seven years since the Joan Harris Danc- ers last staged this original work. The ballet combines an original script, avant-garde choreogra- phy, a musical score featuring symphonic treatments of rock legends magical illusions. The Back Mountain communi- ties will be well represented in the cast of nearly 500 ballerinas and danseurs from all across the region. To mark the 27th consecutive year that the Joan Harris Centre & staged a full-length ballet, the regional performing arts school has chosen to showcase this work. “Corciev” represents a collabo- ration between author and area native Dr. Kenton Harris and El- isabeth Harris and Jennifer Har- ris. The choreography for the work includes both classical bal- let and contemporary modern pieces. “Corciev” is the story of a griev- ing queen whose loss is so great it could darken an entire forest. The spell can only be lifted by the kindness of young child. The roles of Princess Joan and Princess Anna will be assayed by Anna James, of Jackson Town- ship, and Caroline Conrad, of LOCAL DANCERS AWARDED FIRST PLACE Carly Kappler, left, of Dallas, and Ashley Elick, of Shavertown, recently competed in the Performing Arts Alliance Competition at King of Prussia. They were awarded first place in duo panto- mime and third place in duo jammin’ in the 8-9 age category. The girls qualified to perform at the Performing Arts Alliance's Con- test of Champions at King of Prussia. They placed “Tops” in their duo pantomime and duo jammin’ categories. Kappler and Elick are dance students at Back Mountain Dance Studio and mem- bers of dance group “Sugar.” We Care Everyd _&In Every Way Senior Homecare By Angels Up to 24 Hour care Meal Preparation Errands/Shopping Hygiene Assistance Light Housekeeping Medication Reminders Companionship dun, JA LIVING vet CE SERVICES FREE in Home Consultation Call 570-270-6700 or visit visitingangels.com Licensed, Bonded and Insured * Same Day Service * Wedding Gown Specialist * Executive Shirt Service * Wardrobe Maintenance * Tailoring and Alterations * Weekly pick up and delivery service ® Fine Dry Cleaning Dallas, respectively. The court Sorceress will be played by Amanda Sedor, of Wyoming, and Maria Dutt, of Kingston, will dance the role of the dark Queen Clava. “Corciev” will be performed at 1and 5 p.m. on Saturday, April 28 and at 2 p.m. on Sunday April 29. Tickets are $14 in advance and can be purchased at the Harris Conservatory for the Arts, Char- les Street in Luzerne. 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