in ballroom dance

Please join us for the premier of Full Circle, a compelling new documentary film that tells the story of how one performance by a BYU dance group 30 years ago would inspire a legacy of future dancers in China.

As Sydney Jensen gets ready to graduate this August, she reflects back on her dance career at BYU, which has been like a roller coaster—filled with nerves, cold sweat, heartache, thrills and triumph.

Brigham Young University’s Ballroom Dance Company has dazzled Beijing with their latest showcase “Capture the Magic”. Champions of the prestigious Blackpool Dance Festival, the team has astounded audiences worldwide with their precision, beauty and skill.

A cast of five teams including 160 dancers will perform in BYU Ballroom Dance Company’s 2014 concert, “Light Up The Night,” April 11–12 at the Marriott Center.

The highlight of this past week for the Ballroom Dance Company was their experience in Hamm, Germany, just northeast of the city of Dortmund. There the group’s sponsor – a combined effort by a local business, two noteworthy charities, and the Dortmund LDS Stake – provided an unforgettable evening. Over 1,800 people came to the Maxipark Arena to enjoy the presentation of Capture the Magic. Filled to near-capacity, with professional staging, lighting, and sound, the performance had the added benefit of a major donation to the charities (Christliches Hospiz Hamm & Deutschen Kinderhospizverein) of 75,000 Euros! These funds were raised through ticket sales for the performance and significant business and community donations. Two costumed dancers participated in the presentation of the checks, and the mayor of Hamm City also presented a “thank you” expression and gift to the sponsorin! g groups and BYU. It was a huge success in every way.

Brigham Young University' Ballroom Dance Company has dazzled Beijing with their latest showcase "Capture the Magic". Champions of the prestigious Blackpool Dance Festival, the team has astounded audiences worldwide with their precision, beauty and skill.

A cast of five teams including 160 dancers will perform in BYU Ballroom Dance Company' 2014 concert, "Light Up The Night," April 11-12 at the Marriott Center.

The highlight of this past week for the Ballroom Dance Company was their experience in Hamm, Germany, just northeast of the city of Dortmund. There the group' sponsor - a combined effort by a local business, two noteworthy charities, and the Dortmund LDS Stake - provided an unforgettable evening. Over 1,800 people came to the Maxipark Arena to enjoy the presentation of Capture the Magic. Filled to near-capacity, with professional staging, lighting, and sound, the performance had the added benefit of a major donation to the charities (Christliches Hospiz Hamm & Deutschen Kinderhospizverein) of 75,000 Euros! These funds were raised through ticket sales for the performance and significant business and community donations. Two costumed dancers participated in the presentation of the checks, and the mayor of Hamm City also presented a "thank you" expression and gift to the sponsorin! g groups and BYU. It was a huge success in every way.