Dance has no place in liturgical context.
I was saddened by the lack of appreciation of the beauty of dance and the lack of understanding of the experience of the congregation lifted up in worship through the movements of the dancers. The emphasis is not on the body but the act and movements of worship appealing to the senses in a natural and concrete way. In Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake the dancers are performing a dance which is a story. Like the artist's paint and brushes, the singer's voice, and the author's words, the dancer's body is merely the tool. The movement of the dancer is a metaphor of this reality.