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Music and dance shows sell out

COHUNA was treated to a weekend of music and dance as 110 dance students from Pro Rock Dance Cohuna took to the stage over three nights.

Starting on Friday evening, the students entertained 340 people in a sell-out performance that combined a range of different dance styles and age groups.

Tickets again sold out for the Saturday matinee performance with 350 people attending, while the evening show drew a further 160 people to the more intimate adults gala performance.

Owner of Pro Rock Dance Rebekah Sherlock said the show was a huge success and a culmination of hard work throughout the year.

“The students work towards the October concert all year,” she said.

“They spend their weekly practices learning the dances and polishing their performance.

“I am really proud of how everyone performed and the audiences were delighted with the show.”

Dancers were aged between two-years-old and 65, and performed 33 acts across the three concerts.

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