News Night of glory for dancers
Dance teachers Sami, Jennifer and Sally Rudge organised a presentation night for their youth competition dancers at the Vikings Hotel recently. A wonderful evening was had by dancers, parents and friends, who were expertly entertained by Butterfly Dance Studios' IDTA senior Musical Theatre Group, with excerpts from 'High School Musical' and 'Wicked'. There are still places available in both the junior and senior IDTA Musical Theatre classes at Butterfly Studios. For details telephone 01405 780726.
Results
Enthusiasm award - Megan Craighan and Annie Mahoney, most hardworking - Natalie O'Brien and Lucy Gill, most innovative - Abbie Ramskill and Alicia Ramskill, co-operation and behaviour - Kesley Lancaster, presentation - Jessica Frith, Laura Theaker and Demi Lancaster, best newcomer - Alicia Dickinson, burning potential - Courtney Davies and Lizzie Gill, posture and presence - Leah Haywood, attendance - Sarah Broadhead, team award - Red Admirals (Abbie Ramskill, Alicia Ramskill, Shannon Bonser, Jessica Mell, Kasey Claybourn, Jenna Sykes, Emily Whittingham, Sophie McVeagh, Sarah Broadhead), Miss Fitness - Kelle Ruhmann, outstanding progress - Brooke Gibbon-Gaughan, consistent couple - Ebony Graham and Amy Jackson, Rock n Roll - Brenna Hood and Rebecca Myers and Connie Redshaw and Jessica Barnett, trios - Tanya Frere, Elizabeth Lucas and Jodie Coleman, pairs - Rachel Broadhead and Bethany Wraith and Grace Harrison and Emily Whittingham, club commitment - Bethany Mulley, Zoe Grassby and Jenna Major, professionalism - Jessica Mell, most entertaining - Emily Storr, Ellie Ward and Sophie Best, soloist - Kasey Claybourn, club spirit - Rhiann Almond, Hayley Almond and Nadine Webster, determination - Jamie-Lee Wood and Georgie Redshaw, 'Painted Ladies' award - Laura Holt Junior X-Factor - Sophie McVeagh, role model - Jodie Coleman, best all rounder - Molly Watson, 'Sam's Set' award - Jenna Sykes. The dancer of the year award went to Elizabeth Lucas.
RIGHT: Pictured is Butterfly's dancer of the year, 18-year-old Elizabeth Lucas, who is about to begin auditioning at various establishments in London for a place at a performing arts/dance college to fulfil her ambition of dancing on the West End stage. (12-06-62 SU)
Published on 12th June 2008 in News.
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