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The article in Vogue titled "DANCE, DANCE, DANCE!" celebrates the art of movement and expression through dance, featuring a diverse array of dancers and models showcasing a wide range of fashion styles from ballet to streetwear. The photos capture the dancers in various poses and outfits, highlighting the beauty and grace of dance as a form of artistic expression. The article emphasizes the joy and freedom of dancing, encouraging individuals to move to the music and express themselves with confidence. [Extracted from the article]

Darryl's dance school in Perth, Ballroom Fit, provides a stage for para dancers, including those who use wheelchairs or have physical or intellectual disabilities. The school, founded by Darryl Davenport, has become the largest of its kind in Australia, offering 15 classes a week and a competition program that sends performers worldwide. Participants like Heidi Prindiville and Siria Lochrie have found joy, confidence, and strength through dancing, with the support of a welcoming and inclusive community. Darryl hopes to inspire other dance schools to follow his lead and create similar opportunities for individuals of all abilities. [Extracted from the article]

According to Woman's Day, there are rumors that one of the judges on Dancing With The Stars may not be returning for the next season. The tensions between judges Helen Richey and Craig Revel Horwood have been escalating, with a recent argument over a contestant's routine. Sources suggest that former judge Todd McKenney may be brought back to replace Craig. Fans have expressed their preference for Todd, as they feel Craig is too harsh. Todd's absence this season has allowed co-hosts Sonia Kruger and Dr Chris Brown to develop chemistry. [Extracted from the article]

Mark Wilson, a judge on Dancing With The Stars, discusses the upcoming season and his enjoyment of the show. He praises the celebrities for their hard work and competitiveness with themselves rather than each other. Wilson also mentions his favorite contestant, Luke Jacobz, and gives special commendations to Bec Hewitt and Phil Burton. He also reveals his least-talented contestants, Farmer Dave and Derryn Hinch. The article also includes comments from professional dancers Aric Yegudkin and Jessica Raffa about their experiences on the show. [Extracted from the article]

The article in the Adroit Journal, titled "I AM HERE WAITING FOR YOU TO RETURN MY BODY TO ME DON'T YOU KNOW YOU STILL OWE ME MY LIFE," explores themes of family, memory, and identity through the lens of a young woman reflecting on her grandmother's life. The author, Renee Morales, a poet from Hialeah, Florida, draws on her Afro-Cuban roots to create a poignant narrative that delves into the complexities of intergenerational relationships and cultural heritage. Morales' work showcases a deep connection to her background and a profound exploration of personal history and self-discovery. [Extracted from the article]

Dancer Ilia Bondarenko, 11, has a lead role in the London Children's Ballet's (LCB) production of The Secret Garden. The show will run at the Peacock Theatre, London, UK from 4 to 7 July. Ilia began dancing when he was four. He was born in Ukraine but had to move to the UK with his mum because of the war. Ilia told The Week Junior the move was really hard, but "school staff and my classmates supported me and dancing gives me strength." Ilia, who is also a ballroom dancer, was amazed when he landed the role of Gardener in the LCB show. His advice to boys who'd like to try is "dance, enjoy it and don't be shy".London Children's Ballet. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses about the ballroom and Latin dancers who made full out of the lockdown period. Topics of discussion includes Amateur Latin dancer Rebecca Scott yoga practice more, and explore different style, Rosie Ward started business Ro Yoga Flow, provided online yoga workshops for dancers at schools. Patrick Jung worked on writing "Once on a dance floor | Ballroom Dance Moods"

SONG AND DANCE, 1983 An 18-year-old Todd was asked to accompany the son of his boss to an audition for Andrew Lloyd Webber's Song And Dance. THE BOY FROM OZ, 1998 Perhaps the stage role he's most synonymous with, Todd made the role of Peter Allen in the Australian production of The Boy From Oz his own. [Extracted from the article]

"He could have replaced Daryl [Somers] or joined him and Sonia [Kruger] in a new role, but unfortunately his schedule didn't allow it." DARYL'S SECRET DEAL Expect a whole lot of Daryl Somers, with the return of the veteran entertainer said to be just the beginning of a Daryl renaissance. SONIA'S DRESSING ROOM DRAMA We hear there may have been a sequin scuffle backstage this season when veteran host Sonia Kruger, 57, was left "disappointed" with some of her wardrobe options. [Extracted from the article]

A study conducted by researchers at the University of Rzeszow in Poland aimed to compare the body posture, range of motion (ROM) of the spine, and occurrence of low back pain between folk and ballroom dancers. The study included 51 participants aged 18-32, consisting of folk dancers, ballroom dancers, and non-dancers. The results showed that there was a significant difference in thoracic kyphosis angle between the two groups, with folk dancers having a more flexed body posture compared to ballroom dancers. However, there were no significant differences in spine ROM, low back pain occurrence, and intensity between the study groups. The study concluded that while there are no differences in low back pain occurrence and intensity between folk and ballroom dancers, the prevalence of low back pain in dancers is high. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers information on the UK Open Championships 2020 that featured works by directors including Arlene Leach, and mentions its sponsorship by the Ballroom Dancers' Federation International (BDFI).

The article reports on the use of voguing dance by ballroom icon Kia LaBeija. Topics mentioned include her career development in ballroom dancing, the insights of Alex Fialho, programs director of Visual AIDS arts organization, on the experiences of LaBeija in her exploration of transcendence, memory, and space, and the importance of voguing to transgender community.

The article focuses on the performance of several ballroom dancers during the Open Dance Championships in Great Britain. It features several ballroom dancers including Riccardo Cocchi and Yulia Zagoruychenko, Arunas Bizokas and Katusha Demidova and Fedor Isaev and Anna Zudilina. It also mentions the step and techniques of the ballroom dancers.

The article reports on the process behind creation of a ballroom dancing gown and also presents views of Irina Kudryashova, professional dancer and her husband Nazar Norov, owners of ballroom studio DanceLife on the ballroom dancing gowns.

An interview with Morgan Wellons related to singer Tina Turner is presented on topics including song for auditions, being a ballroom dancer, and grandmother of Tina.

Paul was this great dancer but wasn't really in the acting world so much and I was a ballroom dancer, so I know that aspect of the film and had done zero acting, and I think it showed", she laughs. Tara, Paul and Sonia relive the movie memories. 30 YEARS OF STRICTLY BALLROOM It's been 30 years since Baz Luhrmann's directorial debut Strictly Ballroom danced its way into cinemas - and the hearts of Aussies across the country - marking the beginning of not only his international career, but launching those of actors Paul Mercurio, Tara Morice and Sonia Kruger. [Extracted from the article]

"This play gives permission to women that I all i parts of us can exist, that we don't need to be just one thing", Hough, 33, says of the political satire, which opened April 27 and earned three Tony nominations on May 9. "This has been a dream of mine - not only to be a part of a show like this, but to be a part of the Broadway community", says Hough, who has bonded with I POTUS i 's all-female cast, including Rachel Dratch and Vanessa Williams, who came to her aid when she caught COVID-19 during previews in April. THE DANCING WITH THE STARS PRO TALKS ABOUT HER BROADWAY DEBUT - AND BEING THE LEADING LADY OF HER OWN LIFE Triple Threat Julianne Hough is starring on Broadway - but not in a flashy musical, as most fans might expect. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on ballroom dancers Nataliya Koliada and Stas Portanenko on the Russian invasion of Ukraine when their dance performance was about to make a return. Topics discussed include need of dancers to sort out paperwork to leave Ukraine, significant funds raised by several dance competitions and events and work of dance school owners to support dancers of Ukraine coming to United Kingdom.

The article focuses on ballroom dancers Klinta Smite and Isabelle Tay who are both based in New York City.

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.

In this article ballroom dancer Anton du Beke discusses about his new touring show and the most recent series of ballet dance performance "Strictly Come Dancing." Topics include the ballet dance performance "Anton and Erin: Dance Those Magical Musicals," featuring dancers Anton and Erin Boag, and Anton's love for classic Hollywood musicals such as "The Band Wagon."

The article announces the winners of the International Championships 2021, a ballroom dance competition, which includes the pairs Kyle Taylor and Izabela Skierska in the Amateur Ballroom category, Klemen Prasnikar and Alexandra Averkieva for the Amateur Latin American category, and Domen Krapez and Natascha Karabey for the Professional Ballroom category.

The author investigates the changes in the salsa scene in Havana, Cuba and how thawing relations with the U.S. and the popularity of reggaeton have affected those in the professional dance industry. The author shares the success story of a Cuban dancer named Nadia and her observations on the urban youth's lack of interest in Cuban salsa, the passion of dance studio owners about preserving traditional Cuban salsa, and the fusion of Afro and Yoruba influence of Cuban salsa.

An interview with ballroom dancer Peggy Spencer, is presented. Topics discussed include views regarding progress of the industry, discussion about whether ballroom and Latin American dancing are a sport or an art, and focus on ballroom and Latin American dancing or training in ballet dance. Other topics include impact of the television program "Strictly Come Dancing" on the dancing business.

The article features Nadiya Bychkova, Dianne Buswell and Amy Dowden, professional dancers who have joined the television ballroom dancing competition "Strictly Come Dancing." It discusses the educational and professional backgrounds of the dancers. It also describes their relationship with their celebrity partners on the show.

The article discusses the career profiles of ballroom dancers Valerio Colantoni and Monica Nigro. Topics covered include Nigro's partnership with Colantoni after a long partnership with ballroom professional Domen Krapez, the important role of teachers on one's dancing career according to Colantoni, and the advantages of having the same Italian background for both Nigro and Colantoni. It also discusses the changes Colantoni and Nigro made in their choreography and looks.

The article discusses the career profile of professional dancer Len Goodman. Topics covered include Goodman's experience as a judge in the television shows "Strictly Come Dancing" and "Dancing with the Stars," the highlights of the DVD release of "The Best of Strictly Come Dancing: Len's Grand Finale," and Goodman's compilation compact disc (CD) titled "Crooners and Swooners." It also discusses Goodman's dancing background, and his experience as a ballroom dancer.

An excerpt from the Douglas Thompson's book "Shall We Dance? The True Story of the Couple Who Taught the World to Dance" which discusses the life of ballroom dancers Vernon Castle and Irene Castle.

The article features the Crystal Dance Studios operating in Dudley, England. Topics discussed include the competitive best of ballroom professional dancers Mark and Olga Elsbury and the challenges of establishing a dance studio while competing in international events. Focus on teamwork and efforts to promote dancing to the wider public are also mentioned.

The article suggests several ballroom classes and activities for solo dancers in Great Britain. Classes include the ballroom fitness classes FitSteps, the Simply Dancing Partners in London, England, and the Latin line dancing class at Alison King School of Dance in North Yorkshire. Dance competitions include the Jack and Jill competition for solo Lindy hop dancers, and the Ceroc fusion dancing contest.

The article discusses ballroom dance's golden age. It mentions that gentlemen in ballroom competition wear tail suits as dancers know all about wearing them in order to project their elegance to the audience and adjudicators. It informs that tailor Billy McKenzie was employed at the American Embassy in London, England to make uniforms.

The article discusses an interview with professional ballroom dancer Len Goodman. Topics explored include the preference of Goodman for ballroom dancing and Latin music, his participation as judge in the television (TV) dance programs "Strictly Come Dancing" and "Dancing With the Stars," and his legacy and achievements with regard to dance.

The article discusses an interview with artistic director Jason Gilkison of the Broadway show "Burn the Floor" and professional ballroom dancer Robin Windsor. Windsor expresses happiness over his return to "Burn the Floor" after leaving in 2010. Gilkison comments on the interesting relationship between "Burn the Floor" and dance television show "Strictly Come Dancing." They also talked about the success and popularity of "Burn the Floor."

Several photographs of female ballroom dancers including Daniella Karagach, Emily Cobb-Hines, and Patrycja Golak are presented.

The article presents the thoughts of top coaches in the field of ballroom dancing with focus on what pressures they usually face, the qualities they look for in dancers, and how they continuously strive to excel in their profession. Personalities involved include world champions turned top coaches and adjudicators David Sycamore and "Strictly" star Karen Hardy. Also sharing his views is competitor turned teacher and adjudicator Richard Miller. An overview of the skating system is presented.

A biography of Cheryl Burke, winner of the "Dancing with the Stars" championships is presented. She was born Stephanie Cheryl Burke on May 3, 1984 in Atherton, California. She was enrolled in ballet lessons at the age of 4 and was soon dancing in performances throughout the San Francisco Bay area. She graduated from Menlo-Atherton High School in 2002 and attended a local community college but left after a year to become a professional ballroom dancer.

The article features Latin dancing partners Michael Malitowski and Joanna Leunis and their rivals Riccardo Cocchi and Yulia Zagoruychenco. The dancing pairs share how did they fall in love with dance, the secrets of their success and their inspiration to make it to the top. The intense rivalry between the pairs is expected to provide excitement at the Royal Albert Hall's International Championships in London, England, in October 2011.

An interview with international award winning ballroom dancers, Anton du Beke and Erin Boag, who are also both stars of the television (TV) programme "Strictly Come Dancing," is presented. When asked about what they like most about performing in theatres, Anton refers to the whole live element of the show and having a large orchestra on the stage. Erin also talks about having experienced choreographing other show aside from the TV programme which he considered a rewarding task for both of them.

The article offers information on ballroom dancer and "Dancing With the Stars" finalist Tony Dovolani. It reports on the early beginnings of the celebrity ballroom dancer who grew up in Pristina, Kosovo. It discusses the migration of Dovolani and his family to the U.S. in 1989. Dovolani's achievements in ballroom dancing including his World Rhythm championship awards among others are also mentioned.

The article highlights the 36th annual British National Dance Championships held at Winter Gardens in Blackpool, England from November 18 to 20, 2010. The winners of the North of England Amateur Ballroom Dancing Championship include first placer Kyle Taylor and Liis End, second placer Christopher Millward and Victoria Bennett, and third placer James Cutler and Courtney Taylor. Dan Baxter and Janine Desai won first place in the Senior Ballroom Championship event. Mark and Olga Elsbury retained their Amateur Ballroom championship title.

The article presents the insights of several ballroom dancers regarding their ballroom dancing experience in a ballroom class. It says that Sally Chadwick and a dancer named David find the experience awkward and challenging, which had pushed them to do such thing they never thought their capable of doing. Actress Letitia Dean shares that she was petrified during her first week on ballroom dancing. Thomas Michael Voss notes that the ballroom experience helps them socialize and learn new things.

The article features ballroom dancers Artem Chigvintsev and Jared Murillo of the television program "Strictly Come Dancing." The two dancers talked about how they were invited to join the cast of the show. It cites the influence of their families on their dancing. Murillo is said to be most enthusiastic about doing the cha cha and jive dances because they are both fun, party dances, while Chigvintsev loves paso doble because it is about the strength of the male and female roles.

The article discusses the history and redevelopment of ballroom stage show "Burn The Floor" which was first performed by ballroom dancers Peta Roby and Jason Gilkison in 1999. The stage show has been able to conduct world tours and has undergone a thorough reworked and redevelopment which is set to open at Peacock Theatre in London, England on October 18, 2016.

The article reports on career development of ballroom dancer couple Sara Andracchio and Andrea Ghigiarelli who have danced together since childhood. The couple win at Blackpool, in 2011, after which Sara and Andrea decided to turn professional. In 2012, the first time they danced in the world championships as professionals, they were runners up to Katusha Demidova and Arunas Bizokas, who dance for the US, a trick they repeated in 2014.

The article focuses on the ballroom dancer Natascha Karabey, who had marked the first anniversary of her competitive debut with a new dance partner Domen Krapez. It highlights Karabey's efforts in ballroom dancing competition wherein she dressed elegant and immaculate. It also notes that Karabey has won the Professional Rising Stars title at the British Open.