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GHDT dancer Tyler McCants plays Jesus of Nazareth
GHDT dancer Brittney Richards plays Mary, the Mother of Jesus
GHDT featured cast members take their final bow for "SUPERHERO.”
From left, Brittney Richards, Artistic Director Gregory Hancock, Tyler McCants and Taylar Green take their final bow of “SUPERHERO -- the story of a man called Jesus” before the production retires to the vault.
From left, Anita Hjorth Lerche (Indianapolis) with Lily and Michael Kessler (Carmel)
From left, GHDT featured dancers Taylar Green, Hannah Brown, Erica Steward, Brittney Richards, Abigail Lessors and Morgan Beane pose for Where’s Amy after the show.
From left, Center for the Performing Arts President/CEO Jeff McDermott (Carmel) with Director of Corporate and Institutional Development Emily M. Lovison (Carmel).
From left, Scott Zigmond (Carmel), Olivia Zigmond (Carmel), Rebecca Zigmond (Carmel) and Joanie Zigmond (Carmel).
K.P. Singh (Indianapolis) with GHDT Artistic Director Gregory Hancock (Carmel).
From left, GHDT board bember Debby Provisor (Carmel) with GHDT board Vice President Kristen Ferger (Carmel).
GHDT company dancer Hannah Brown with GHDT Board Member Raju Chinthala (Carmel).
Former GHDT dancer Christine Thacker (Noblesville) with GHDT board President Ivy Heazeltine (Indianapolis).
From left, Cheryl Craig (Fishers) with Kay Pauszek (Geist).
GHDT featured company dancer Taylar Green (Geist) takes her final bow for “SUPERHERO.”
GHDT company dancers Brittney Richards and Tyler McCants take a pose for Where’s Amy after the show

Where’s Amy attends ‘SUPERHERO’

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By Amy Pauszek on April 4, 2018 Where's Amy

Where’s Amy attended the final March 31 performance of Gregory Hancock Dance Theatre’s “SUPERHERO — the story of a man called Jesus.” Artistic Director Gregory Hancock shocked his audiences by announcing the show will be tucked away in the GHDT vault for a multi-year hiatus. “SUPERHERO” was known for its beautiful choreography, electrifying lighting designs, colorful costumes and the powerful story of Jesus told thru music and dance. “SUPERHERO” will be greatly missed but don’t worry, GHDT has new and exciting performances scheduled for 2018 that will knock your socks off. For more, visit gregoryhancockdancetheatre.org

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