Gregory Hancock with his lead company dancers of “Exodus” on opening night. Front, from left, Camden Kruse (Indianapolis), Taylar Green (Indianapolis), Zoe Maish (Westfield), Erica Steward (Indianapolis) and Hannah Brown (Indianapolis) Back,from left, Gregory Hancock (Carmel), Abigail Lessaris (Indianapolis), Chloe Holzman (Indianapolis), Tyler McCants (Indianapolis) and Morgan Beane (Indianapolis).
Executive Artistic Director Gregory Hancock (Carmel) and cast of “Exodus” on opening-night curtain bow.
Gregory Hancock with his lead company dancers of “Exodus” on opening night. Front, from left, Camden Kruse (Indianapolis), Taylar Green (Indianapolis), Zoe Maish (Westfield), Erica Steward (Indianapolis) and Hannah Brown (Indianapolis) Back,from left, Gregory Hancock (Carmel), Abigail Lessaris (Indianapolis), Chloe Holzman (Indianapolis), Tyler McCants (Indianapolis) and Morgan Beane (Indianapolis).
Taylar Green (Indianapolis) shares a special moment with Executive Artistic Director Gregory Hancock (Carmel) on stage during the opening-night final bow for GHDT’s production of “Exodus”
From left, Anindita Sen (Carmel), Kirsten Ferger (Zionsville) and Zoe Maish (Westfield).
Bruce and Patti Kimball (Carmel).
From left, Deborah Provisor (Carmel) and Sheryl Mullins (Carmel).
From left, Christine Thacker (Noblesville) and company dancer Taylar Green (Indianapolis) with GHDT dancers Scarlet and Elli Thacker (Noblesville).
Silvia Perez (Geist) and Maria Wildridge (Geist).
From left, Debbie Holloway (Fishers) with daughter and GHDT dancer Audrey Holloway (Fishers).
Ann and Tom Williamson (Fishers).
Where’s Amy attended the April 5 opening-night performance of Gregory Hancock Dance Theatre’s “Exodus” April 5. The show ran for two nights only at the The Tarkington in Carmel. This brilliant production by Gregory Hancock brought the audience to tears because of the intense story, emotion and physical dance moves. Hancock’s story, choreography, lighting, costumes and music made this a magical and unforgettable work of art. I loved the performance so much that it was the first time in five years of doing my column “Where’s Amy” that I attended both shows. If you missed “Exodus,” be sure to check out “The Violin Under The Bed” June 7-8 and “La Casa Azul” July 11-28. “Where’s Amy” Can’t wait to see you there. gregoryhancockdancetheatre.org
