Dance Academy of Prince Rupert dancers pose after performing their musical theatre piece ‘Lion King’ at Terrace’s Pacific Northwest Music Festival. Top row from left: Kendra Hughes

Dance Academy of Prince Rupert dancers pose after performing their musical theatre piece ‘Lion King’ at Terrace’s Pacific Northwest Music Festival. Top row from left: Kendra Hughes

Dance Academy performs ‘Lion King’ in Terrace

Dance Academy of Prince Rupert dancers perform a musical theatre piece ‘Lion King’ at Terrace’s Pacific Northwest Music Festival.

 

 

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