The Alternative Dance Collective
April 7, 2025
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From the moment Emma Lovell could move, she was dancing. As a child, her mother would watch her twirl on tiptoes before she could even walk …
From the moment Emma Lovell could move, she was dancing. As a child, her mother would watch her twirl on tiptoes before she could even walk …
This year, En Pointe Dance Studio says goodbye to three of its stars – Courtney, Charli and Indaria. They’ve spent years growing, dancing and making lifelong memories here, but now it’s time for them to move on to new adventures. From tough rehearsals to amazing performances, these dancers have left their mark. And while they’re stepping off our stage, their stories are far from over.
Coromind is proud to feature two incredible young dancers from our region! Blake Gifford-Hill from Whitianga and Fern Paki from Thames are making waves in the dance world, and we’re here to celebrate their talent and dedication. Dance offers so much more than just movement – it helps children develop creativity, confidence and coordination, all while fostering discipline and teamwork. Blake and Fern are shining examples of how the arts can shape a child’s growth!
En Pointe Dance Studio’s ‘Milly & the Giant Peach’ production promises to be a captivating and heartwarming experience. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to witness the talent and dedication of these incredible dancers.
In the world we currently live in with people disconnected to their whānau, disconnected to
their culture and struggling with identity issues and subsequent mental health problems, why
would the arts not matter?
From the moment Emma Lovell could move, she was dancing. As a child, her mother would watch her twirl on tiptoes before she could even walk …
This year, En Pointe Dance Studio says goodbye to three of its stars – Courtney, Charli and Indaria. They’ve spent years growing, dancing and making lifelong memories here, but now it’s time for them to move on to new adventures. From tough rehearsals to amazing performances, these dancers have left their mark. And while they’re stepping off our stage, their stories are far from over.
Coromind is proud to feature two incredible young dancers from our region! Blake Gifford-Hill from Whitianga and Fern Paki from Thames are making waves in the dance world, and we’re here to celebrate their talent and dedication. Dance offers so much more than just movement – it helps children develop creativity, confidence and coordination, all while fostering discipline and teamwork. Blake and Fern are shining examples of how the arts can shape a child’s growth!
En Pointe Dance Studio’s ‘Milly & the Giant Peach’ production promises to be a captivating and heartwarming experience. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to witness the talent and dedication of these incredible dancers.
In the world we currently live in with people disconnected to their whānau, disconnected to
their culture and struggling with identity issues and subsequent mental health problems, why
would the arts not matter?
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