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Got Rhythm?

By
Kim Higley
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September 12, 2012
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    Students, faculty and friends filled the amphitheater at the Salt Lake Community College Taylorsville Redwood campus Tuesday evening Sept. 11 to enjoy the syncopated rhythms and dance steps of the dance and musical group, Rhythmic Circus.

    Recently named the the top dance group, Rhythmic Circus has won many awards, including “Best Dance Performance of 2010” and has toured throughout Europe and the United States. The toe-tapping, chair-slapping percussive beats combined with the electrifying dance moves had the audience whistling, clapping and shouting for more.

    The ensemble includes four of the nations top tap dancers, a lively jazz/blues band and the amazing “Human Beatbox.” Aaron “Heatbox” Heaton, wowed the crowd as he showed off why he is called the “Human Beatbox,” by spitting out rhythms and lyrics, weaving them back together.

    This is the second year the Rhythmic Circus has preformed for the students at SLCC.

    Large crowd ready for Rhythmic Circus
    The crowd gathered early to claim a good seat for the show. (Kim Higley)
    Rhythmic Circus performers on stage
    From left to right: Dancers Nick Bowman, Ricci Milan, Kaleena Miller and Mike Keefe preform the first of the fancy footwork in “A Capella Taps.” (Kim Higley)
    Rhythmic Circus dancers on stage at SLCC
    Dancers of the Rhythmic Circus dancing on the sides of their feet. (Kim Higley)
    Nick (left) and Ricci from Rhythmic Circus
    Nick looks very impressed at the tricks his friend Ricci can do with his tap shoes on. (Kim Higley)
    Rhythmic Circus Executive Director Nick Bowman
    Nick Bowman shows some tap moves worthy of Gene Kelly or Fred Astaire. (Kim Higley)
    Nick Bowman from Rhythmic Circus
    Nick Bowman, Executive Director of Rhythmic Circus, shows SLCC why he is one of the most sought after tap dance performers and teachers in the nation. (Kim Higley)
    Aaron Heaton
    Aaron “Heatbox” Heaton, the human beatbox. (Kim Higley)
    Kaleena Miller from Rhythmic Circus
    Kaleena Miller was a show stopping sight, dancing in her red dress. (Kim Higley)
    Kaleena Miller in vibrant red dress
    Kaleena Miller, the only female in the entire ensemble, rocks out in her red dress. (Kim Higley)
    Peter Vircks, right, and Aaron Wiener from Rhythmic Circus
    Peter Vircks on saxophone and Aaron Wiener on trumpet. (Kim Higley)
    Cornell Blanchard
    Musician Cornell Blanchard on keyboard. (Kim Higley)
    Audience appauds the Rhythmic Circus
    The antics of the circus got the crowd clapping and cheering for more. (Kim Higley)
    Mystery host Aaron Heaton freezes dancer Ricci
    The Mysterious host (Aaron Heaton) freezes the performance of Ricci Milian, with just one word. (Kim Higley)
    Aaron Heaton, Ricci and Cornell
    When things get a little crazy between Ricci and Cornell, mystery host Aaron Heaton, left, stops the madness in the nick of time. (Kim Higley)
    Host Aaron joins the circus
    Aaron joins the circus. (Kim Higley)
    Kaleena and Nick move their feet
    Kaleena Miller, right, and Nick Bowman perform the porch dance. (Kim Higley)
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