Photos: WKU Dance Company hosts ‘The Dance Project’

Kaitlyn Webb, Staff Photographer

February 17, 2025

The audience watches “Into the Realm of the Infinite”, choreographed by Marissa Burch, during The WKU Dance Companies “The Dance Project” on Feb. 15, 2025 at Gordan Wilson Hall.
(Kaitlyn Webb)

(Left) Olivia Massey, Molly Booth Jake Dukes, Tessie Townsend, and Reili Farmer perform ‘Mycorrhizal”, choreographed by Shelby Cooley, during The WKU Dance Companies “The Dance Project” on Feb. 15, 2025 at Gordan Wilson Hall.
(Kaitlyn Webb)

(Left) Lindy Fischer and Brinlee Price perform “Between Hands”, choreographed by Madelyn Groth, during The WKU Dance Companies “The Dance Project” on Feb. 15, 2025 at Gordan Wilson Hall.
(Kaitlyn Webb)

(Left) Abby Luellemon and Paul Fugett perform “Without Grater Purpose”, choreographed by Caelen Gibbs during The WKU Dance Companies “The Dance Project” on Feb. 15, 2025 at Gordan Wilson Hall.
(Kaitlyn Webb)

(Left) Nathan Neal, McCaleb Hanks, Jake Dukes, and Cadence Carr perform “Between Hands”, choreographed by Madelyn Groth, during The WKU Dance Companies “The Dance Project” on Feb. 15, 2025 at Gordan Wilson Hall.
(Kaitlyn Webb)

Emma Beckham, Rebecca Biggs, Caelen Gibbs, Abby Harper, Katie Rose Maynard, Darcy Mraz, Ashley Pattinson, and Tessie Twonsend perform “rijvs, uyvjn”, choreographed by Kelcee Gabbard, during The WKU Dance Companies “The Dance Project” on Feb. 15, 2025 at Gordan Wilson Hall.
(Kaitlyn Webb)

Loryn Shae, Carroll Ann Shackelford, Ella Claire Johns, Molly Booth, and Abby Harper perform “REM Reality”, choreographer by Sydney Railsback during The WKU Dance Companies “The Dance Project” on Feb. 15, 2025 at Gordan Wilson Hall.
(Kaitlyn Webb)

Grace Carter, Chesney Atkinson, Marissa Burch, and Loryn Shae perform “Catalysts in Motion”, choreographed by Ella Clair Johns, during The WKU Dance Companies “The Dance Project” on Feb. 15, 2025 at Gordan Wilson Hall.
(Kaitlyn Webb)

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Kaitlyn Webb, Staff Photographer

Kaitlyn Webb is a staff photographer at the Herald.