Honey in the Rock choreographer reveals three new dances
Jerry Rose, choreographer for Honey in the Rock, says at least three dances in the epic drama feature new choreography this year. A spontaneous summer dance and revisions to the waltz and Weevily Wheat numbers showcase updated steps for the 14 member troupe. Rose, a former dance captain, will soon earn a degree in speech from Morris Harvey College after attending Marshall and Beckley colleges.
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Dance Revised and Rose Shine Across West Virginia Stage
Rose, a multifaceted dancer and instructor, has performed for Marshall University and with Charleston Ballet Ballet Cirque and Benedict Dance Theatre in New York. He co directs Beckley Dance Theatre and directed the Holiday Festival of Arts, choreographs for Plainfield Arts Festival, and teaches at Franco Nestor Studio and Huntington youth groups. Honey's sixth season opened June 25 at Cliffside Amphitheatre in Grandview.
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Night program invites kids to see Honey in the Rock
Appalachian volunteers arrange free admission for children to view Honey in the Rock at Grand View State Park with showtimes at 8:30 p.m. EDT. Miss Shelly Freedman in Rhodell seeks parent drivers to transport youngsters to the venue, meeting at Rhodell Methodist Church at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday. Saturday is State Women's Club night with 63 junior clubs contacting the Honey office to make reservations.
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