The 42nd annual presentation of the Joyce Matthies Dancers will be performed at 2 and 7 p.m. Saturday at the Marion Ross Performing Arts Center. All seats are reserved. Tickets may be purchased at the box office Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon and 30 minutes before each performance.

All ages have discussions on various topics and that is the theme this year in &8220;Watcha Talkin&8217; About.&8221; The first category is Food. There is everything from the little dancers performing to &8220;You Gotta Eat Your Spinach&8221; to medium-sized dancers tapping to &8220;Candyman&8221; to high school jazz dancers in &8220;Peanut Butter and Jelly&8221; even younger ballet students as &8220;Cotton Candy.&8221;

The second section is &8220;Boys.&8221; Some of the songs used here are &8220;Charlie,&8221; &8220;Ragtime Cowboy Joe,&8221; and &8220;The Guy In the Polka Dotted Tie.&8221; After intermission the theme is &8220;Religion.&8221; &8220;Blow Gabriel Blow,&8221; &8220;New Born Soul&8221; and &8220;Evening Prayer&8221; are some of the songs used here. The program ends with &8220;Weather,&8221; a topic that is always greatly discussed. From &8220;Tornado,&8221; &8220;Rainy Afternoons&8221; to &8220;Blue Skies&8221; for what more could you ask? Each section ends with a big finale using 24 to 30 dancers. Three seniors &8212; Paige Onstad, Brittni Lair and Molly Sutton &8212; are performing in the show. The recital opens with award-winning contest dances performed by the Tap Pack, the Charmers, and Junior Jazz Ensemble.

The show was choreographed by Joyce Matthies. Charles Boentgen is doing the lighting and Nick Gosen is doing sound.