Dancing for the Stars has been postponed
From left, Dancing for the Stars 2020 event celebrities include Dr. Lisa Rhine, Kell Palguta, Alexa Scholl, Kelly Soldwedel, J.C. Trujillo, Anne-Marie Szabo, Skyler Reeves (front), John Dunkel, Maggie Tidaback, and Dr. Bob Raber (kneeling). (Dancing for the Stars/Courtesy)
Dancing for the Stars in Prescott, an annual fundraising event that gives people an opportunity to support the Boys and Girls Clubs of Central Arizona with a dance contest, is postponed indefinitely due to COVID-19 concerns.
The event, which was scheduled to be held on April 18 at the Elks Theater in Prescott, raises money for operational costs so the Boys and Girls Clubs are able to provide low-cost afterschool, summer and holiday care for children ages 6 through 18.
According to the Boys and Girls Clubs of Central Arizona Executive Director, there is no way to know at this time when it will be rescheduled.
“It is postponed at this time. I don’t really have any further details yet. We are working on a plan, but it will definitely still take place,” Nicole Kennedy said.
Each dance team is made up of a local “star” and a professional dancer. The teams are listed below:
DANCE TEAMS
DR. LISA RHINE/DANIEL GARCIA
ANNE-MARIE SZABO/KEVIN SMITH
KELLY SOLDWEDEL/ZACH LEONARD
MAGGIE TIDABACK/SARAH HINSON
ALEXA SCHOLL/PATRICK WILCOX
JOHN DUNKEL/MARINA ROGOVA O’BRIEN
SKYLER REEVES/ALEXIS PURSELL
KELL PALGUTA/JAMIE PROCKNOW
DR. BOB RABER/BETH RABER
JC TRUJILLO/CARIE HUGHES
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