Imaginative dance show inspires with 100 children in Attnang!

Imaginative dance show inspires with 100 children in Attnang!

A true festival of colors and movements experienced the audience in the Attnang cinema, when the dance show went on stage under the motto "Life is colorful". This impressive event took place last weekend and was organized by the state music schools in Ottnang am Hausruck and Attnang-Puchheim. Under the direction of the talented dance teacher Judith Spitzbart, around 100 children and young people presented their rehearsed dances.

The anticipation was noticeable, and when the hall was finally fully occupied, the question of the program started to move: a total of 14 subject areas were presented in a lively way. A special highlight was the appearance of the circus acrobat Victoria Nussbaumer, who inspired the viewers with her solo piece "El Mondo" and had reached the 3rd place at the Austrian Dance Cup.

a double pleasure

Because of the large rush, the event was held twice to give as many families as possible to support their little stars. The final act was a brilliant final, in which all children together performed to music from Earth Wind and Fire "September" and invited the audience to celebrate.

Judith Spitzbart, the qualified dance teacher, received a lot of praise for her great costumes and creative choreography. The dance teacher has empowered her well -founded training in the performing dance center in Linz as well as in the renowned Pineapple dance studio in London and at Broadway Dance Center in New York City. Her experience in various dance styles and as a singer in European variety shows and musicals speaks for her extraordinary talent.

The importance of children's dance

The children's dance has achieved increasing importance in recent years. At this point, the expertise of specialists like Stefanie Schmid is of great importance. She emphasizes that looking with children's eyes opens important perspectives and that when dancing is about reinventing yourself and going through creative processes. Your training in dance pedagogy enables children to consciously support and observe children in their development. The positive atmosphere during the training also promotes creative exchange and helps to bring your own personality into class.

Anyone who missed this colorful event can find more information on the website of Attnang-Puchheim.

Finally, it can be said that the dance show was not only an entertaining experience, but also a wonderful example of how dance and music can bring the community together. The passion and commitment of Judith Spitzbart and her team will definitely be remembered.