February 5, 2020
The dancers jump out in their hip hop dance. The ensemble performed all three of the high energy hip hop routines. According to senior director Lily Jenzeh, this decision was made to excite underclassmen and inspire them to join window. “Our Winter Week performance is supposed to get people to want to join Window,” Jenzeh said. “Our goal is to just show [the students] what we’re about.”
To see more photos from this show, click here.
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