Friday, Feb 17 2012 10:34 AM
Bakersfield Dance Co. performs in Burbank
BY LOUIS AMESTOY Californian staff writer lamestoy@bakersfield.com
The Bakersfield Dance Company sent a large contingent to the iHollywood Dance competition in Burbank held earlier this month, and several YouTube videos have been posted of the 14-year-old dancers performing on stage.
One video, which we will feature, has Annie Shambaugh, Hayley Mcbride, Samantha Fabela, Reagan Zimmerer and Taryn Zimmerer dancing to "Women's Work," a song sung by Kate Bush and made memorable by the movie "She's Having a Baby."
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Bakersfield Dance's Annie Shambaugh, Hayley Mcbride, Samantha Fabela, Reagan Zimmerer and Taryn Zimmerer dancing to "Women's Work"
The Bakersfield Dance Company is owned by Georgia Peck, who has been teaching dance for more than 30 years.
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