Eaglettes 64th Line Performing in "Welcome to the Jungle" Choreographed by Director Christina Hinchey

Revue is the Richardson High School Eaglettes' end-of-year spring showcase. The first Revue, “The Cotton Blossom” was presented in 1962. Since then the drill team’s spring showcase has evolved into an annual celebration of dance that includes performances by the Eaglettes, the Desperados (RHS Country & Western dance team),  and students taking dance at Richardson High School. The Eaglettes also invite guest performers from other schools and the community to join them in performing in the spring showcase. We're excited to have our mini-clinic participants participate with us as well! 

Revue’s dazzling compilation of dance routines, vibrant costumes and stage production represent a culmination of skills, techniques and artistry the Eaglettes learn throughout the year.  The spring showcase is our graduating Seniors' final performance with the drill team so we celebrate our Seniors and their achievements with a special ceremony during the show. Another much anticipated Eaglettes tradition, introduced in 1983, is our high kick routine finale to Neil Diamond’s “America”.