PHOTOS: Spring Dance Concert at Idyllwild Arts

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“Fairy Doll Pas de Trois,” featuring Ricardo Urbina, was the opening act at the Spring Dance Concert at Idyllwild Arts Wednesday night. Photos by Jenny Kirchner

“Organ Donor,” a modern piece choreographed by dance faculty, Lauren Smith was eye catching at the Idyllwild Arts Spring Dance Concert. Dancers shown above are Natalia Quezada, Rachel Greenup, Hannah Everett, Ana Sotomayer, Andrea Sotomayer, Juan Posada, Mikail Holms, Mariana Bacerra, Marin Arai, Amira Lambert and Ana Salas.

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