Santa Fe College’s annual dance showcase, “Elements of Style,” returns to Jackson N. Sasser Fine Arts Hall on Friday and Saturday, April 4-5.

The showcase, featuring 40 SF dance students performing in eight distinct styles, starts at 7:30 p.m. each night at 3000 NW 83^rd St. in Gainesville. The production will highlight the diversity and artistry of the college’s dance program.

Audiences can expect an exciting program ranging from classical ballet to contemporary fusion, with performances including:

• Classical Ballet – Variations from “Swan Lake,” choreographed by Adjunct Assistant Professor Jessie Dominguez
• Flamenco – “Fire’s Dance,” a Spanish folklore-inspired piece by Visiting Artist Irene Rodriguez
• Contemporary – An exploration of isolation by Assistant Professor Melissa Brenner
• Musical Theatre – A selection from “The Wild Party,” choreographed by Adjunct Assistant Professor Calypso Haddad
• Jazz Funk – A high-energy fusion performed by the SF Dance Team
• West African Dance & Drumming – Led by Adjunct Associate Professor Mohamed DaCosta
• Post-Modern Dance – “Strict Love” by Visiting Artist Doug Varone and Dancers
• Student Work – A unique fusion of tap, hip-hop, and contemporary by student choreographer Garrett Perry

Tickets are $16 for adults, $10 for seniors, students, and military service members, and free for SF students, faculty, and staff with ID. Tickets are available at the Fine Arts Hall Box Office at 352-395-4181 or online at Showpass.