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| A duo of dancers from Dance Plus Lumsden perform a number on April 17, 2016, the final day of the 32nd annual Invitational Dance Carnival at Peacock Collegiate, put on by Dance Images by BJ and Denee's School of Dance. The four-day event included more than 1,000 dancers aged four to 20 from 16 dance studios across the province. Lisa Goudy/Times-Herald |
By Lisa Goudy
Tea Scheske
has been dancing since she was five years old.
Now 14, almost
15, she still beams when she dances on stage.
“I love the
feeling when you go on stage and you almost feel a sense of belonging and
relaxation almost in that all your work is paying off,” said Scheske, a dancer
with Dance Images by BJ in Moose Jaw.
She was one of
the more than 1,000 dancers aged four to 20 who took part in the 32nd
annual Invitational Dance Carnival at Peacock Collegiate recently.
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