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The article offers views of Molly Long, founder of the dance studio Project 21 Club which has achieved on the competition and convention scene since its founding in 2014. Topics discussed include career of Long as a dance teacher and choreographing for the kids; information on work ethic of Project 21 dancers like Selena Hamilton and Dyllan Blackburn; and information on her group routines, including "One Night in Bangkok".

The article gives information about 2019 Cover Model Search finalist including Darriel Johnakin, Diego Pasillas, and Emma Sutherland. It discusses their chemistry and its use in a photo shoot. It discusses the best qualities in Darriel such as she is a complete package of choreographer or director and presents her views about the competitive environment. It discusses vulnerability and different dance movement of Diego and consistency and incredible performance of Emma.

The article talks about dancer Madison Brown who is competing in New York City Dance Alliance Nationals' Teen Outstanding Dancer title. It discusses her expressive face, endless extensions, and a command of the stage and her remarkable maturity in dance. She began taking classes of ballet and tap as a toddler and discusses her best dance qualities. It discusses various trophies, scholarship, fame, and awards won by her in dance competitions

The article offers tips on how to dress to dance audition. Among the suggestions to remember when auditioning to dance include being comfortable on the makeup dancers put on, not coming to auditions in full costume, having the hair in style, being comfortable with theur skin, and wearing glittery sequined shoes.

The article discusses views of several dancers on how grow up as a competition kid prepares to become a professional dance. Topics include views of dancer Daniel Gaymon on how adaptability and versatility in kids helps to pick up different styles of choreography fast, push physical limits, and apply critiques immediately; views of Gaby Diaz on embracing a learning dance as kid; and views of Daniel Gaymon on how competitive dancers leads to assertiveness and aggressiveness towards learning.

The article offers information on several dance companies which is connected with dance convention and competitions. Topics discussed include founders of Shaping Sound like Travis Wall, Nick Lazzarini, Kyle Robinson, and Teddy Forance who run The Dance Awards; information on Bodytraffic that includes elements of ballet, jazz, hip hop, and moder and competition dance; and information on Alonzo King LINES Ballet that offers home for competition standouts.

The article lists the dancers who won the first rounds of the dance competition Dance Spirit including Veronica Wilson, Angel Davis, and Emily Wagner.

The article focuses on the dancer Hannahlei Cabanilla, who was the winner of the television show "So You Think You Can Dance" season 15. It discusses her childhood dream of being a dancer and competing in the dance show "So You Think You Can Dance", appreciation from her teacher Amy Berokoff, and her training with stars like Mandy Moore, Travis Wall.

The article lists dance competitions and conventions to be held in the US during 2018-2019 period including Artistic Dance Exchange, American Ballet Competition, and Dupree Dance.

The article lists the guide for 2017-2018 dancing competitions and conventions including Jeremy Keeton as the director of Adrenaline Dance Inc.; Tsuneo Kawanabe as the director of Aloha dance convention; and Katie Rustowicz as director of Act 1 Talent competition.

The article features Leon Akida Burns, a dancer and first winner of the television dance competition "So You Think You Can Dance: The Next Generation." It mentions the influence and support received by Burns from his family as he pursued dancing, the viral success of his dance videos and his participation and performance in the dance competition in which he was chosen by dance mentor Du-Shaunt Stegall, better known as Fik-Shun, to join his team.

The article announces the dancers included in the first round winners of the 2016 Future Star Awards including Reese Hafner, Ashley Kern and Ryley Polak.

A calendar of different dance competitions and conventions organized by the journal in the U.S. is presented.

The article offers the author's insights on the interpersonal chemistry shown by the ballroom dancing partners Austin Joson and Nino Dzneladze during DanceSport events. Topics discussed include the awards they received in the U.S. National Amateur DanceSport Championship, the history of their partnership, and mentions five important facts about Austin and Nino.

The article presents information on several dancers who met each other during dance competitions and became best friends. According to Jada Pate and Peyton Criscione, they like to share their summer vacations. Findlay McConnell and Payton Johnson met at a convention held in year 2013 and have shared adventures since then.

The article profiles 10-year-old competition dancer Emma Hellenkamp and 12-year-old Diana Pombo, highlighting the increasing number of child dancers in the U.S. who are joining reality television contests as of May 2018. Topics include the similarities between competition on and off screen, the girls' audition experiences, and their training in a variety of dance styles that make them successful on television.

The article announces the winners of the 2015 Future Star dance competition of the "Dance Spirit" journal including dancers Jenna Pastore, Jonathan Wade, and Jessica Hart.

The article features tap dancer Gaby Diaz who won the Season 12 of the "So You Think You Can Dance," (SYTYCD) American dance television (TV) show. It mentions her audition in Dallas, her performance during the final show, and her versatality which help her won the competition. Also presented the verdicts of judges such as Nigel Lythgoe and Paula Abdul.

Photographs of several dancers participated at the 2015 Nationals dance competition are presented.

The article profiles American dancer Brightyn Brems who competed on the 10th season of "America's Got Talent" and "So You Think You Can Dance: The Next Generation."

The article discusses the ways for preventing costume problems during the dance competition seasons. Topics discussed include impact of storage between competitions and while traveling on keeping costumes in their best shape; hand washing of the costumes by dancers for preventing the odor build-up of sweat residue while wearing costumes over and over again; and redoing of rhinestones often and again.

Several winners of the 2014 DS Future Star Award including Summer Wolfe, Ryan Manuud, and Jenna Batt are presented.

The article presents information on views of several dance industry's top faculty members and judges on what they loved about dancers' performances previous year. Choreographer Brooke Lipton who is involved with The PULSE on Tour dance competition said that Lipton said that dance piece become more interesting when music doesn't dictate what is happening choreographically.

A calendar of events for the U.S. from 2013-2014 is presented which includes Dare to Dance Convention, Dance Xtreme USA competition and American Ballet Competition.

Several photographs of the 2013 Nationals dance competition are presented.

The article presents the author views on the Floyd Central High School dazzlers, those are the winningest dance team in the high school history. It states that Floyd Central High School located in Floyds Knobs, Indiana and known as the most successful dance teams in the country. It mentions that Todd Sharp is the coach of the team and informs that the team won 100 times with 21 national pom championships, including 10 straight Universal Dance Association National Dance Team Championship titles.

The article offers information on several dancers who participated in the 2012 U.S. Nationals dance competition. It mentions about the ballet and ballroom skills of 18-year-old Jenna Johnson and praises the solo performance of Ivan Kalinin. It also discusses the flexibility exhibited in the dance of 19-year old Mattie Love.

The article lists dance competition and convention guide for 2012 to 2013 in the U.S. which include the American Ballet Competition, the Cathy Roe's Ultimate Dance Challenge, and the Groove National Dance Competition.

Several photographs are presented depicting the costumes, choreography, and standout performances of te dancers who joined the New York City Dance Alliance (NYCDA).

The article presents information on reality dance shows "So You Think You Can Dance" Season 9 Tour, which will be produced and judged by Nigel Lythgoe, on August 17, 2012. It informs on new troupe "A Chance to Dance" which Michael Nunn and William Trevitt, who are former Royal Ballet dancers and founders of London-based BalletBoyz dance company, have decided to form in U.S.

The article lists information on dance competitions and conventions to be held in the U.S. in 2011 and 2012 including American Ballet Competition, American Dance and Drill Team, and Cathy Roe's Ultimate Dance.

The article offers information on the competitive Irish step-dancing. It states that the present form of Irish step-dancing started in 1700s, and became highly competitive in the 20th century. It further states that the training of Irish step-dancers usually starts at the age of 3 years, and involves learning of several dance styles including heavy jig, hornpipe, and reel. The competitive careers of Irish dancers begins by participation in arts and culture festivals called feis.

Several photographs related to the Nationals 2016 dance competition in the U.S. are presented including one of tappers, one of stunts by women, and one of ballerinas.

A directory for dance competitions and conventions in the U.S. in 2009 is presented.

The article focuses on the life and achievements of dancers, Ida Saki, Nicole Knudson and Kamille Upshaw, who are the finalists of the 2009 Cover Model Search (CMS) competition in the U.S. It states that Ida, who is funny and hardworking, got turned on to dance in fifth grade when she performed a hip-hop routine at a talent show. It mentions that Knudson currently dances at the Dance Club in Orem, Utah and loves anything artsy, and Upshaw credits her success to the support of her parents.

A directory for dance competition and conventions in the U.S. is presented.

The article presents information on how to achieve success as a dance competition judge. The author spoke with several judges and competition owners. One tip is to make sure the resume has been updated, especially in regard to performance experience and having a knowledge of as many dance genres as possible. Additional topics include networking and the importance of patience and flexibility.

The article presents quotes from dance competition attendees, including Cris Judd on creating effective characters, Leila Wright on her toy-theme production number, and Lisa White, a competition judge, on her impressions of dance competitions in 2008.

The article profiles several women dancers. The article provides information on their future plans, views on dance competition, and competition advice. Information on embarrassing moments on stage as well as dance idols is offered. Photographs of the dancewear and designers the young women are wearing are also provided.

The article profiles three dance studios that have produced highly successful dance competition teams. Information is presented about the Robin Dawn Academy of Performing Arts in Cape Coral, Florida, the Michelle Latimer Dance Academy in Greenwood Village, Colorado, and Retter’s Academy of Dance in Agoura Hills, California.

The article presents information on a 2008 competition to choose a cover model for the journal and profiles the contest's three finalists. Finalist Amanda Viereck hails from Woolwich, New Jersey and was trained at the Dance Conservatory in Woodstown, New Jersey. Finalist Lee Gumbs was born in St. Thomas, Virgin Islands and admires choreographer Twyla Tharp. Finalist Madison Keesler hails from Carlisle, Pennsylvania and will join the Hamburg Ballet in Germany in August 2008.

The article provides information on several dance competitions and conventions in 2008. The All American Talent Awards are holding their nationals in Cape May, New Jersey. The Aloha International Spirit Championships will be held in Hawaii. The American Lindy Hop Championships will be held in Connecticut.

The article presents questions and answers related to dance auditions. One of the questions is about the preferable dance wear during the auditions. The expert replies that there is no dress code for auditions. The other question concerns the physical appearance of a dancer. The expert says that the hair should be neatly tied in a bun. Another question is about conducting auditions in smaller cities.

In this article, the author talks about her weekend as a convention assistant with ADRENALINE Dance. Topics discussed include auditing with judges during competition and configure all the awards and ensure there aren't any mistakes with the judges' scoring; assist of Caroline Lewis-Jones with theater jazz, Nick Palmquist with jazz-plus and Nick Bass with hip hop; and perform with winners for scholarships.