On Friday, October 30, 2015, I attended the Dance TCU Concert that was held on the campus of TCU in Ed Landreth Hall. All of the performers for this recital were students of the TCU School for Classical and Contemporary Dance. The recital was comprised of six modern, contemporary, and ballet dances that included very unique styles of dances movements. Overall, the recital had a light-hearted theatrical feel that was innovative, unorthodox, and detailed-oriented. For the purpose of this critique, I will discuss the various elements in four particular dances: they are Giselle Act II, Olivers and Kefi, Murmuration of Stars, and Tychtrip. The previous dances collectively represent the overall message the recital was trying to portray that allows