Encore Performance Company

💜💜💜The Heart Behind Season 7💜💜💜
✨Encore Performance Company ✨
This season, 31 dancers ages 7–17 came together as the Encore Performance Company to bring Dance of the PrideLands to life. What audiences saw on stage was the result of almost a year of dedication, creativity, and teamwork from an incredible community at Encore Dance Academy.

Our Company dancers committed themselves to learning choreography, rehearsing scenes, and growing as performers while preparing for a show with a purpose — using their talents to give back to children in our community.

Our teachers and choreographers poured their creativity and experience into shaping the production while our EPC Extras jumped in wherever they were needed — helping bring even more life and energy to the performance.

Our EPC parents worked tirelessly offstage and behind the scenes, building and painting props, sewing costumes, steaming garments and handling countless details that make a production run smoothly. Our EPC board members are also parents volunteering countless hours of their time to manage the many details of a season and final production.

Together, these dancers, teachers, families, and volunteers gave their time, skills, and hearts to create something truly meaningful. Each EPC season also supports a local charity chosen by the dancers themselves. This year, they selected Harmony Farms Inc., a Brevard County organization that provides equine-assisted therapy for individuals with disabilities.

Because of the dedication of our EPC community and the generosity of those who attended the performances, $7,049 was raised to support Harmony Farms and the important work they do for children in our area.

What started as a dance production became something much bigger — a gift from our EPC family to the community we love. 🐎✨

✨✨✨ Meet Our Season 7 Principal Company ✨✨✨

These dancers have worked tirelessly to reach this moment.

As our Principal Company, they take on many of the various roles in “Dance of the PrideLands,” helping tell the story and guide the energy of the show. Among them are two of our Class of 2026 seniors performing in their final EPC production, making this season especially meaningful.

📅 Saturday, March 14 | 1pm & 6pm

Every step they take on stage helps support children who will receive equine-assisted therapy at Harmony Farms.

We can’t wait for you to see them shine bright on the stage tomorrow. 🐎✨