Actually, she allows, this year there will be no cars, no hunky guys in uniforms. But it doesn't mean the concert will fall short of its typical fun quotient. Luckily I don't get vertigo. I'm like an angel up there above the other dancers. It's set to Japanese pop music.
People are there for fun.
The Gospel Music Workshop Tucson chapter first joined forces with the dance troupe two years ago for a full-length gospel dance concert. The piece, which Adams choreographed herself, features four dancers performing to the song by George Hawke. UA student Deborah Birrane, portraying the little girl, begins with a solo. Then Cauthorn, playing the mother, moves in for a duet with Birrane. Like any good mom who can do at least two things at once, Cauthorn speaks while she dances.