Baylor Homecoming: Another Side
About the Show
The Baylor experience is not the same for all students, especially those of color and cultural backgrounds. Join the Multicultural Alliance as they walk through the thoughts, feelings, and motions of a student of color at Baylor in Homecoming: Another Side.
Show Credits
The Baylor Lariat Review
While other acts used the formulaic line style of crowd dancing, MA integrated dance styles — contemporary, lyrical, step and hip hop — with spotlighted dancers. There was a whole dance routine that was not even accompanied by any singing, allowing the audience to appreciate the choreography alone. Some of the vocals needed more projection and fine tuning, but the harmony in “Lose You to Love Me” was one of the best executed all night. However, there were awkward prolonged transitions between songs in which the stage would be empty, or near empty, for several seconds before more members would rush in. (Source)
*Lariat reviews are not indicative of the judging/scoring of any Sing act. They are provided here for the historical record, but it is important to note that they are a subjective review by, in most cases, a single reviewer.