Worksop: Talented young dancers return home with 1st place trophies after taking Blackpool stage by storm

Talented dancers have placed Worksop firmly on the national dance map after scooping not one but two national dance titles in Blackpool on Sunday.
The Under 9s babe troupe, pictured, won their section with Come Follow the BandThe Under 9s babe troupe, pictured, won their section with Come Follow the Band
The Under 9s babe troupe, pictured, won their section with Come Follow the Band

Rebecca’s Dance Studios have rehearsed for months for their biggest event of the year, the Association of American Dancing Awards, held in the prestigious Blackpool Opera House on November 22.

Competing against entries from troupes across the country, the Under 9s babes troupe won their section with ‘Come Follow The Band’ and the Junior troupe won with a poignant tribute to ‘30 Years of Les Miserables’.

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The senior troupes also came home with 6th place for their take on ‘Selfridges’ and 7th place for their four-minute version of the Lion King story ‘Rhythm of the PrideLands’.

The Senior Troupe ready for their dance 'Rhythm of the PrideLandsThe Senior Troupe ready for their dance 'Rhythm of the PrideLands
The Senior Troupe ready for their dance 'Rhythm of the PrideLands

On what was a huge weekend of dance in Blackpool, with Strictly Come Dancing performing at The Tower, the local girls did not let it phase them and were over the moon to return home with two 1st place trophies.

Principal of the school, Rebecca Doona, said: “I am so proud of every single dancer that competed.

“There is so much negative press about young people, but these girls have proved that if you work hard as a team, you can go on to achieve amazing things.

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“To win both sections was an absolute dream come true and the girls and their families thoroughly deserve it for their hard work and dedication.”

Blackpool Opera House is one of the largest theatres in Europe and the dancers, particularly the youngest, did extremely well to perform in front of thousands of people.

“When we won both sections the dancers’ parents and families erupted in applause and have been buzzing on cloud nine ever since.”

And there’s no rest for Rebecca’s Dance School, whose studios are based within the Carlton-in-Lindrick Civic Centre.

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This week the dancers are performing in ‘Festive Fun’ at The Acorn Theatre. After a short Christmas break, dancers will start rehearsals for a packed year to mark the school’s five year anniversary.

To find out more about Rebecca’s Dance Studios telephone 01909 290019, email [email protected] or visit http://www.rebeccasdancestudios.co.uk