Choreographed by Kait Skye, this piece is a celebration of the work these dancers have put in—blending crisp isolations, intricate visuals, and technical precision with character, deep grooves, and effortless swag. Throughout the process, they’ve focused on control, musicality, and clarity, while learning how to layer texture, intention, and their own personality into the movement. You’ll see moments that hit hard and moments that breathe—where technique meets freedom. More than anything, this piece reflects growth: showing up, pushing past comfort zones, and learning how to fully own the space.

in this piece we reminisce and cherish tiny, vivid moments of love, even if it is over, or it never really was. each dancer generated movements developed from their own memories, infusing the work with personal meaning. we aimed to deeply hear the music, and each other, to embody our humanness while dancing.

This is an award-winning tap piece featured by KMDA's elite tap team and choreographed by Gwen Hamler. These dancers are ages 13-17 and train in multiple styles.

Set to Mawood by Abdel Halim Hafez, this choreography explores the emotional cycle of romantic love through the lens of Egyptian music and dance. Moving between tenderness, longing, fear, ecstasy, and heartbreak, the piece reflects a heart that continues returning to love despite the pain it may bring. Inspired by the rich emotionality and orchestral depth of classic Egyptian music, this performance is presented by students of the belly dance program at Rae Studios.

White Noise is a reminder that in a world full of empty sound, we are set apart to carry purpose and move with meaning. Every step is intentional, every motion a reflection of grace, we move because we’ve already been blessed to move. Through freedom and individuality, each dancer brings their own story. In the middle of the noise, we choose to become a sound that carries light, truth, and purpose.

Step into the club with Refined Chaos, where the music takes over and the energy never stops. This piece captures a night out filled with energy, attitude, and power from start to finish.

This set is heavily inspired by international artists, specifically artists from Asia. We were inspired to go back to our roots of PEMDAS: "Please Excuse My Dope Asian Swag".  Our style blends a diverse background, taking movement inspired by Jazz Funk/Femme and Hip Hop. This set is going to be high energy and hype. We hope you have as much fun watching it as we did putting it together.

A signal is detected beyond Earth’s orbit. Unknown entities descend, moving with unfamiliar precision and energy. Through powerful, synchronized choreography, this piece explores first contact not through words, but through movement. As worlds collide, the line between human and alien begins to blur.

The corporate day has a rhythm of its own — meetings, deadlines, the quiet pressure to stay in line. Override is a response to that. Not an escape from the office, but a takeover of it. These dancers bring their full selves into the space where they are most expected to shrink, finding creativity, passion, and individuality in the these everyday moments that usually go unseen. The work does not stop. It just looks different now.

Tonight, we celebrate the King and Queens of Pop Culture.  Honoring artists like Michael Jackson, Britney Spears, Pussycat Dolls who've dominant the space music industry along with dance, fashion and performance!  We honor this performance with attitude, confidence and Pop-Swag!