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Maja Krag by © Jens Stoltze

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Maja Krag by © Jens Stoltze

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Joséphine de La Baume by © Jens Stoltze

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Joséphine de La Baume by © Jens Stoltze

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Freja Beha Erichsen by Jens Stoltze

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Jens Stoltze

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"Back to the Future": Thoughts, commentary, and general ramblings on the (bonkers) novel by George Gipe. Pt 1

Hello all! As mentioned the other day, I came across a copy of the BTTF novel for sale and bought it. I've always wanted to read it for myself, because I've heard that it's quite The Experience. For those of you that don't know, it's based off of an earlier screenplay of the film and differs pretty wildly from the movie we actually got. I've read several posts elsewhere on the internet where people who have compared draft dates and shooting schedules claim that the script this novel is based on might have actually been close to the version they followed when filming with Eric Stoltz. Which, if true, is interesting, to say the least. But who knows? Either way, we're in for a ride.

I'd normally insert a read more here but I know tumblr is rolling out that feature where it automatically shortens long posts, so hopefully y'all have it already because if not, oops sorry.

- The novel opens with a lovely description of a family horrifically dying in a nuclear explosion. There's fire, the house is blown to bits, body parts are flying. It's. Well, it's something, that's for sure. Turns out Marty's class is watching a film on atomic power, and they're all thoroughly bored out of their minds. Marty's introduction is as follows: "One student, the most daring and enterprising of the class, listened to stereo rock music. His eyes were nearly closed and his limbs had to struggle to remain still rather than follow along with the beat-" Which is a cute way to bring Marty into it. That's our Marty: the most daring and enterprising. And I like that he's got his headphones on and is boppin' away to music instead of paying attention, because the cartoon series also makes mention of college-aged Marty failing a test because he listens to music during class.

- Except, uh oh, the film ends and Marty is oblivious, and accidentally sings out loud and everyone turns to look at him. Marty isn't embarrassed though; he just quickly takes off his headphones and returns them to their hiding spot in his secret, hollowed-out book. ???

- Marty is described as having an "infuriatingly good-looking face" which is as accurate as it is hilarious.

- Marty is excused from class due to an "emergency call" which, surprise! It's Doc, asking Marty to meet him at the mall. Marty's initial response? "I told you to never call me here. I'm at school." Lots of chuckles so far in this here book.

- Strickland finds Marty's Walkman and throws him in detention, along with several other students who were caught listening to music, and is crushing them one by one in a woodworking vice. The Walkmans, not the students...though Strickland would probably enjoy doing that as well. Marty, meanwhile, hatches a clever plan to escape detention. (And I believe this scene was filmed with Stoltz). And let me tell you, I would have LOVED to see our daring, enterprising, infuriatingly good-looking Marty pull this off in the movie. He swipes the lens to a projector while Strickland is distracted, then uses a rubber band to shoot a matchbook up onto the ceiling's smoke detector--he sticks gum on the matchbook so it attaches--then angles the lens so the light from a window is focused on the matches. YES, Marty is starting a FIRE in a public space. He is committing arson. What a guy. Anyway, it works and there's just enough smoke to set off the alarm and sprinklers, allowing the building to be evacuated. Oh, and Marty steals one of his classmate's skateboards on his way out. This is such a bizarre, slightly edgier version of the Marty we end up with and idk how I feel about it?? He's...a little too confident? Too slick? Why is this kid carrying matches around in his pencil pouch?

- A lot of what follows is pretty familiar. Marty fails the band audition, Jen gives him a pep talk, and Save The Clocktower Lady interrupts them in the town square. Except Marty is so emotionally spent from his terrible day that, "Something nearly snapped in Marty," and he almost grabs all the flyers from her and dumps them in a trash can. Thankfully, he regains control of his senses and realizes that would be mean.

And that's the end of chapter 1. Idk if I'll go chapter by chapter or mush a bunch together in future posts, but I think this has been a fun little start to the novel. More to come :)

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Josephine de la Baume by Jens Stoltze for S Magazine

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OK, September 14

You can buy a copy of this issue for your very own at my eBay store: https://www.ebay.com/str/bradentonbooks

Cover: Keanu Reeves -- love, loss and private pain 

Page 1: Big Pic -- Nina Dobrev and Shaun White in Mexico 

Page 2: Contents 

Page 3: Contents 

Page 4: Why Kim Kardashian forgave Kanye West -- recently on the brink of divorce Kim and Kanye solved their marital problems during a string of luxe vacations 

Page 6: After struggling through health woes and addiction issues and a breakup Matthew Perry has recently turned the corner -- the actor was really down on himself after he and talent agent Molly Hurwitz called it quits but the support of his friends and family has helped him rebuild his self-esteem 

Page 7: Demi Moore may be having a ball discussing female sexuality on her new podcast Dirty Diana but she has neglected her own love life for years why is why her daughters are stepping in because they really feel they need to do something because if it were up to their mom she’d be single forever, with election season in full swing Cher has started pondering whether she could succeed in the cutthroat world of politics -- she’s always had political aspirations and feels it’s never too late to do the right thing 

Page 8: Red Hot on the Red Carpet -- stars shine in metallic frocks -- Charlize Theron, Isla Fisher, Laura Harrier 

Page 9: Angelina Jolie, Lucy Boynton 

Page 10: Who Wore It Better? Kristen Taekman vs. Bianca Peters vs. Keltie Knight 

Page 11: Olivia Culpo vs. Lindsey Vonn 

Page 17: News in Photos -- Kate Bosworth walks her dog Happy 

Page 18: Gregg Sulkin works out at a local park, Frankie Bridge poured herself a cocktail, Peta Murgatroyd and husband Maksim Chmerkovskiy having lunch 

Page 20: Wet & Wild -- celebs are keeping active by hitting the beach -- Dua Lipa and boyfriend Anwar Hadid, Zoe Saldana, Cara Delevingne and Jamie Mazur head down to the water while wearing wetsuits 

Page 24: Dale Moss of The Bachelorette exercising in NYC, Kristin Chenoweth took a break from recording in her new at-home studio, Kobe Bryant’s daughters Natalia and Capri out on a boat 

Page 25: Brooke Shields does an at-home workout, David Spade out to eat 

Page 26: Inside My Home -- Kane Brown is selling his Tennessee pad 

Page 28: Jennifer Aniston is busy planning a fun-filled trip with her best friends to Mexico for one last hurrah of the summer and her ex-husband Brad Pitt has scored an invite -- this is the perfect setting for them because they’ll have the opportunity to just go with the flow and catch up and hang out with a cool crowd of people and soak up the sunshine in a five-star resort away from the spotlight 

Page 29: Now that Luke Bryan’s two sons are about to enter their teen years he wants to have a third child but first he has to get wife Caroline on board with the idea, after nearly seven years together Gerard Butler has kicked jewelry designer Morgan Brown to the curb because Gerard sees himself as this huge A-lister and it’s important for him to have someone by his side who reflects his status and he’s hoping to once again snatch up someone who’ll boost his image but the offers aren’t exactly flooding in, now that Carrie Underwood is spending more time at home she’s been pestering husband Mike Fisher to take over more of the household chores -- she wants him to clean and pick up after himself because she hates seeing things untidy but Mike thinks she needs to chill out 

Page 30: Though Kelly Clarkson and Brandon Blackstock’s divorce seemed to be going smoothly the estranged spouses are now arguing over how to shuffle their two kids River and Remington back and forth between them, Kristen Bell is laying down the law with husband Dax Shepard after a motorcycle wreck left him with a shattered shoulder and four broken ribs -- they’re playing it down as a freak accident but Kristen’s read Dax the riot act about his lifestyle, Love Bites -- Rachel McAdams and boyfriend Jamie Linden are expecting their second child, Lea Michele and husband Zandy Reich welcomed their first child, Cara Santana and Thirty Seconds to Mars drummer Shannon Leto dating 

Page 32: Cover Story -- Keanu Reeves’ happily ever after -- Keanu and his girlfriend Alexandra Grant could soon start a family 

Page 36: Jennifer Garner lets loose -- single for the first time in years Jen is having a blast and getting in touch with her wild side 

Page 38: Given the Boot: Check out which big-name stars were axed from iconic movie roles -- Natalie Portman from Romeo + Juliet, Robert Downey Jr. from Gravity 

Page 39: Sylvester Stallone from Beverly Hills Cop, Eric Stoltz from Back to the Future, Julianne Moore from Can You Ever Forgive Me?, Ryan Gosling from The Lovely Bones 

Page 40: Sarah Paulson is set to star as a psychopathic nurse in the new show Ratched 

Page 42: Award-Worthy Bodies -- Jennifer Aniston, Christina Applegate, Tracee Ellis Ross 

Page 43: Issa Rae, Kerry Washington, Rachel Brosnahan 

Page 46: Style Week -- Madelaine Petsch for Fablectics’ limited-edition collection collection of next-level fitness wear 

Page 50: Statement-making puff-sleeve blouses -- Kaitlyn Dever 

Page 52: Lauren Conrad launches a beauty line 

Page 54: Entertainment 

Page 58: Buzz -- Prince Harry and Meghan Markle made their way down to Knox Elementary School in South L.A. to take part in a charitable drive-thru event put together by Baby2Baby

Page 60: Sound Bites -- Mayim Bialik on her ‘90s style, Joe Manganiello when asked if he’d return for a third Magic Mike flick, Mandy Moore on being 36 years old, Kevin Hart revealing he tested positive for COVID-19 in March, Steve Carell on filming his last episode of The Office 

Page 62: Horoscope -- Virgo Michelle Williams turned 40 on September 9

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Roxane Glineur by Jens Stoltze HQ Photo Shoot

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Club Dance @JUMP AZ

Church- Junior Hip Hop Line

Without- Junior Contemporary Duo (Nick Meola Choreography)

Brightyn Rines and Jonah Benyamin

Through Acceptance We Gain Strength- Junior Contemporary Duo (Danny Lawn Choreography)

Alexis Adair and Brooklin Cooley

Girl In The Mirror- Age 7 Jazz Large Group (Mimi Radovan Choreography)

Madison Medoro, Pallas Chiste, Aaliyah Diaz, Shaelynn Lilly, Brooklyn Barney, Hannah Bozer, Sophia Dasalla, Lillian Fanzo, Lulu Harris, Madison Knights, Leah Leon, Elsie Sandall, Lexi Wahlberg, Abigail Ries, Harper Peterson.

One Small Thing- JUMPstart Musical Theatre Line

Kalista Greer, Giana Leon, Berkeley Haak, Brielle Maciel, Finley Nielsen, Brynleigh O'Haver, Charlotte Allphin, Tylee Castaneda, Kendyl Miller, Paisley Morgan, Amari Offord, Skylar Phillips, Maysen Bosteter, Vanessa Bustamante, Cailyn West, Nicola Fleming.

Silver Screen- Age 12 Jazz Large Group (Danny Lawn Choreography)

Alexis Adair, Grace Skiba, Chloe Slone, Daylyn Lucky, Landrie Peterson, Paige Kracht, Jonah Benyamin, Adalina Cano, JT Church, Jayden Diaz, Eleda Dickenson, Jordan Hampton, Addison Hart, Natasha Tollett, Abbey Vernia.

Yacht Club- JUMPstart Musical Theatre Extended Line (Jennifer Peterson Choreography)

Bella Fernandez, Aften Harris, Harper Peterson, Madison Medoro, Pallas Chiste, Aaliyah Diaz, Lexi Diaz, Shaelynn Lilly, Abigail Ries, Brooklyn Barney, Hannah Bozer, Sophia Dasalla, Lillian Fanzo, Lulu Harris, Madison Knights, Leah Leon, Elsie Sandall, Nicole Soto, Ava Goodman, Madyson Barney.

Shape- Age 11 Contemporary Small Group (Choreography By Chelsea Jennings)

Alexis Adair, Brooklin Cooley, Brightyn Rines, Paige Kracht, Olivia Benyamin, Rachel Loiselle, Milla Fabirkiewicz.

Close Encounter- Age 12 Lyrical Jazz Large Group (DeQuan Lewis Choreography)

Brightyn Rines, Grace Skiba, Chloe Slone, Daylyn Lucky, Landrie Peterson, Jonah Benyamin, Adalina Cano, Jayden Diaz, Eleda Dickenson, Milla Fabirkiewicz, Jordan Hampton, Addison Hart, Bailey Lamagdelaine, Adelynne Sprague, Natasha Tollett, Abbey Vernia.

Begin the Beguine- Age 12 Character Large Group (Lucy Vallely Choreography)

Summer O'haver, Marley Heath, Alexis Adair, Brooklin Cooley, Brightyn Rines, Daylyn Lucky, Paige Kracht, JT Church, Milla Fabirkiewicz, Jenn Gamma, Reina Stamm.

Wind Beneath My Wings- Age 7 Lyrical Small Group (Chelsea Jennings Choreography)

Harper Peterson, Pallas Chiste, Abigail Ries, Hannah Bozer, Sophia Dasalla, Elsie Sandall, Nicole Soto,Lillian Fanzo.

One Reason- Age 12 Jazz Small Group (Chelsea Jennings Choreography)

Summer O'haver, Alexis Adair, Brooklin Cooley, Brightyn Rines, Daylyn Lucky, Paige Kracht, Adalina Cano.

Unser Leban- Age 12 Contemporary Large (Jessie Riley Choreography)

Summer O'haver, Brooklin Cooley, Chloe Slone, Daylyn Lucky, Landrie Peterson, Paige Kracht, JT Church, Jayden Diaz, Milla Fabirkiewicz, Addison Hart, Bailey Lamagdelaine, Adelynne Sprague, Abbey Vernia.

Cold- Age 12 Lyrical Jazz Small Group

Alexis Adair, Brooklin Cooley, Brightyn Rines, Chloe Slone, Daylyn Lucky, Landrie Peterson, Jordan Hampton, Addison Hart, Jenn Gamma.

The Whole Truth- Junior Contemporary Group (Chelsea Jennings)

Brightyn Rines, Paige Kracht, Brooklin Cooley, Summer O’Haver, Alexis Adair, Brooke Judge

Black Cat- Age 12 Open Large Group (Erica Marr Choreography)

Summer O'haver, Alexis Adair, Brooklin Cooley, Brightyn Rines, Chloe Slone, Daylyn Lucky, Landrie Peterson, Paige Kracht, Olivia Benyamin, Addison Fay, Jonah Benyamin, JT Church, Jayden Diaz, Eleda Dickenson, Milla Fabirkiewicz, Addison Hart, Jenn Gamma

It’s Breezy- Age 12 Hip Hop Large Group (Ricky Maalouf Choreography)

Summer O'haver, Alexis Adair, Brooklin Cooley, Brightyn Rines, Grace Skiba, Chloe Slone, Marriana Hedger, Daylyn Lucky, Landrie Peterson, Paige Kracht, Madison Levato-Demar, Jonah Benyamin, Adalina Cano, JT Church, Jayden Diaz, Milla Fabirkiewicz, Isaiah Wilson.

Here- Senior Contemporary Line

Always About You- Senior Specialty Group (DeQuan Lewis Choreography)

Lexee Crandall, Mckenna Dickson, Mia Wilson, Lindsey Surp, Taylor Knab, Chloe Davis, Alyssa Diaz, Tia Smith, Madeline Wood, Kylie Thorson.

Big Red Machine- Senior Contemporary Line

No Other Love- Senior Contemporary Group (Jessie Riley Choreography)

Jenn Gama, Brian Hopper, Jaycee Wilkins, Carlee Schield, Lexee Crandell, Cienne Bethea, Avery Stamm

Falling Faster Than You Can Run- Senior Contemporary Group (Chelsea Jennings Choreography)

Cienne Bethea, Lexee Crandall, Taylor Knab, Madeline Wood, Hailey Jimenez, Carlee Schield, Brinley Harris, Brooke Judge

Faded- Senior Contemporary Line

T- Senior Hip-Hop Line

Me & My Girls- Mini Jazz Line

Cambri Scholzen, Tayler Slone, Berkeley Haak, Cecelia Pham, Jaycee Grant, Kylie Slone, Taytum Thompson, Abigail Whipple, Delaney Fredrickson, Allison Hong, Blakelynn Jones, Aubrey Williams, Madison Dunwell.

Partner In Crime- Age 9 Musical Theatre Super Group (Mimi Radovan Choreography)

Makena Erickson, Bella Fernandez, Aften Harris, Brielle Langowski, Isabella Beasley, Madyson Barney, Posey Harris, Sydney Kelly, Sierra Lilly, Lexi Diaz, Alexis Alvarez, Mirah Charley, Sayler Conover, Ava Goodman, Brinklee Grako, Kanon Greer, Lisa Nelson, Colby Rich, McKenzie Robinson, London Skiba, Blake Tischler, Lexi Wahlberg, CJ Dolce.

Speaking French- Age 10 Musical Theatre Large Group

Olivia Bell, Isabelle Barnett, Ava Sweet, Hailey Baer, Addison Jones, Brooklyn Jones, Mylee Stoltz, Amaya Weeks, Olivia Benyamin, Julia Chavez, Addison Fay, Breeyn Goodman, Nyla Hemsley, Preslee Lund, Isabella Lynch, Emma Martin, Delaney Taylor, Grace McKinley.

End Of Time- Age 9 Jazz Large Group (DeQuan Lewis Choreography)

Lexi Diaz, Ava Goodman, Posey Harris, Sydney Kelly, Alexis Alvarez, Colby Rich, Bella Fernandez

Solace- Age 10 Contemporary Large Group (Nick Meola Choreography)

Elsie Check, Ava Sweet, Hailey Baer, Addison Jones, Brooklyn Jones, Ellie Tollefson, Amaya Weeks, Olivia Benyamin, Julia Chavez, Addison Fay, Breeyn Goodman, Nyla Hemsley, Isabella Lynch, Grace McKinley.

Elegance- Age 10 Musical Theatre Small Group

Isabella Lynch, Hailey Baer, Colby Rich, Elsie Check, Bella Fernandez, Ellie Toffelson, Mylee Stoltz, (Could Possibly be missing someone)

Less Talk- Mini Jazz Group (Chelsea Jennings Choreography)

Olivia Bell, Olivia Benyamin, Addison Jones, Breeyn Goodman, Brooklyn Jones, Rachel Loiselle, Delaney Taylor.

Trouble On My Mind- Age 9 Lyrical Jazz Large (Chelsea Jennings Choreography)

Bella Fernandez, Aften Harris, Brielle Langowski, Madyson Barney, Sierra Lilly, Lexi Diaz, Alexis Alvarez, Mirah Charley, Sayler Conover, Brinklee Grako, Kanon Greer, Colby Rich, McKenzie Robinson, Nyla Hemsley, Makena Erickson.

California Girls- Age 10 Jazz Super Group (Danny Lawn Choreography)

Olivia Bell, Elsie Check, Aften Harris, Isabelle Barnett, Ava Sweet, Hailey Baer, Isabella Beasley, Addison Jones, Brooklyn Jones, Ellie Tollefson, Mylee Stoltz, Amaya Weeks, Olivia Benyamin, Julia Chavez, Addison Fay, Nyla Hemsley, Preslee Lund, Isabella Lynch, Emma Martin, Grace McKinley, Alexa Zakaras.

Absence- Age 9 Contemporary Small Group

Ellie Smith, Isabella Beasley, Madyson Barney, Lexi Diaz, Alexis Alvarez, Ava Goodman, Brinklee Grako, Kanon Greer, McKenzie Robinson.

Someone Like You- Mini Lyrical Group (Jennifer Peterson Choreography)

The Chain- Mini Lyrical Line (Danny Lawn Choreography)

Ellie Smith, Isabelle Barnett, Addison Jones, Brooklyn Jones, Kanon Greer, Olivia Benyamin, Breeyn Goodman, Rachel Loiselle, Isabella Lynch, Grace McKinley, Delaney Taylor.

The Spiral- Mini Contemporary Group (Chelsea Jennings Choreography)

Olivia Bell, Isabelle Barnett, Addison Jones, Brooklyn Jones, Olivia Benyamin, Breeyn Goodman, Rachel Loiselle, Isabella Lynch, Delaney Taylor.

Forget About The Boy- Age 9 Musical Theatre Small Group (Chelse Jennings Choreography)

Kenzie Robinson, Aften Harris, Ellie Smith, Lexi Diaz, Makena Erickson, Isabella Beasley, Kanon Greer, Ava Goodman, Madyson Barney.

Ladies Room- Age 10 Open Large Group (Erica Marr Choreography)

Olivia Bell, Aften Harris, Isabelle Barnett, Hailey Baer, Addison Jones, Brooklyn Jones, Olivia Benyamin, Addison Fay, Rachel Loiselle, Isabella Lynch, Grace McKinley, Delaney Taylor, Breeyn Goodman.

Go Harder- Age 10 Hip Hop Large Group (Ricky Maalouf Choreography)

Olivia Bell, Bella Fernandez, Hailey Baer, Isabella Beasley, Addison Jones, Brooklyn Jones, Ellie Tollefson, Mylee Stoltz, Blake Tischler, Brinklee Grako, London Skiba, Lexi Wahlberg, Olivia Benyamin, Breeyn Goodman, Rachel Loiselle, Isabella Lynch, Grace McKinley, Delaney Taylor.

Noir- Teen Ballet Group (Josie Walsh Choreography)

Avery Stamm, Brian Hooper, Avery Gay, Reina Stamm, Gavin Morales.

Burning Up- Teen Jazz Group (Mimi Radovan Choreography)

Worship Me- Teen Jazz Line (Mimi Radovan Choreography)

Way We Ride- Teen Hip Hop Line

Pop Muzik- Teen Specialty Line(Lucy Valley Choreography)

Jordan Goldberg, Chevelle Heller, Emma Harris, Marley Heath, Carlee Schield, Madison Levato-Demar, Bella Calles, Brooke Judge, Jenna Valenzuela, Jaycee Wilkins, Sophia Benyamin, Bailey LaMagdelaine, Ava Check, Hailey Jimenez, Sophia Tepenzano

Bellyache- Teen Jazz Group (Danny Lawn Choreography)

Carlee Schield, Jenna Valenzuela, Summer O’Haver, Alexis Adair, Brooklin Cooley, Brooke Judge, Avery Gay.

Destinations- Teen Jazz Line (Danny Lawn Choreography)

Real World Persuit- Teen Contemporary Line

Alexis Adair, Brooklin Cooley, Bailey LaMagdelaine, Brooke Judge, Carlee Schield, Landrie Peterson, Jenn Gama, Jenna Valenzuela, Marley Heath, Paige Kracht, Summer O’Haver

De Aqui No Sales- Teen Specialty Extended Line (Andrew Winghart Choreography) morning

Edge Of Seventeen- Teen Contemporary Group (Chelsea Jennings Choreography)

Gavin Morales, Brooke Judge, Jenna Valenzuela, Carlee Schield, Chevelle Heller, Avery Stamm, Reina Stamm.

Full Of Love- Teen Contemporary Group

Jaycee Wilkins, Carlee Schield, Sophia Benyamin, Ava Check, Chevelle Heller and one other.

Kissing You- Teen Lyrical Line

Hanging By A Thread- Teen Lyrical Group (Danny Lawn Choreography)

Jenna Valenzuela, Carlee Schield, Avery Gay, Brooke Judge, Chevelle Heller, Bostyn Brown, Reina Stamm, Avery Stamm, Jaycee Wilkins.

Rinse And Repeat- Teen Jazz Line (Danny Lawn Choreography)

Jaycee Wilkins, Alexis Adair, Brooke Judge, Summer O’Haver, Bostyn Brown, Brooklin Cooley, Chevelle Heller, Jenna Valenzuela, Avery Stamm, Reina Stamm, Taylor Knab

Smash- Teen Ballroom Line (Erica Marr Choreography)

Madeline Wood, Bailey LaMagdelaine, Aspen Lynch, Addison Hart, Carlee Schield, Avery Stamm, Jenna Valenzuela, Mia Wilson, Bostyn Brown, Taylor Knab, Brooke Judge, Chloe Davis, Sophia Benyamin, Jaycee Wilkins, Aubrey Feuersten, Maia Rogers

Fan The Flame- Teen Contemporary Line

Dark Web- Teen Contemporary Line (Kirsten Russell Choreography)

Mia Wilson, Jaycee Wilkins, Lexee Crandall, Bostyn Brown, Brooke Judge, Makenna Dickinson, Jenna Valenzuela, Carlee Schield, Avery Stamm, Summer O’Haver, (Missing One)