[xml][/xml]
The Bahamas Weekly Facebook The Bahamas Weekly Twitter
Arts & Culture Last Updated: Feb 13, 2017 - 1:45:37 AM


(Photos) Seiler's Academy of Dance, a "Class Act"
By The Bahamas Weekly News Team
Jun 19, 2015 - 12:10:57 PM

Email this article
 Mobile friendly page

Seiler-1.jpg
(Photos by David Mackey - Mackey Media Ltd / TheBahamasWeekly.com)

Freeport, Grand Bahama Island - 46 years later the contributions of Lois Seiler to Grand Bahama Island continues with yet another amazing journey into dance expertly executed by students of Seiler's Academy of Dance. Appropriately named Class Act, the production which was held at the Regency Theater on June 13th was indeed a Class Act!

Photos seen here were taken by David Mackey - Mackey Media Ltd / TheBahamasWeekly.com and more photos can be viewed on The Bahamas Weekly's Facebook page.

“All Lois Seiler’s shows are Class Acts” - Ivy Eldon – popular theatrical producer and performer of the Freeport Players Guild.

“The long hard hours put into these productions is all well worth it when the final outcome brings such joy and excitement to both students and audience alike, leaving me a great sense of accomplishment.” - Lois Seiler

More info about the show: Lois Seiler Academy of Dance presents Class Act - A Theatrical Extravaganza on June 13th

Seiler-2.jpg
(Photos by David Mackey - Mackey Media Ltd / TheBahamasWeekly.com)



Seiler-bow.jpg
Lois Seiler speaks to the audience at the end of the show (Photo by David Mackey - Mackey Media Ltd / TheBahamasWeekly.com)



Bookmark and Share




© Copyright 2015 by thebahamasweekly.com

Top of Page

Receive our Top Stories



Preview | Powered by CommandBlast

Arts & Culture
Latest Headlines
Award-Winning Photographer Eric Rose presented a printed canvas of 'The Hermitage' to the PM Davis
Minister Bowleg Opens “Double Dutch 8” and “Evolution of the Arc” NAGB Exhibitions
Unbox Bahamian Artistry and Live Your Best 'LifestIsle'
Students display culinary skill and creativity in Bahamas Young Chef Competition
'Build Your Best Life' book presented to Willa Mae Pratt and Simpson Penn centres