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Win Tix| SHARP SHORT DANCE regos close 17 Oct

09/10/2016
in Competitions, Dance
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Maddison Faye Weiley in Sharp Short Dance. Photo Dom O’Donnell

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Maddison Faye Weiley in Sharp Short Dance. Photo Dom O’Donnell

Calling for Final Registrations for SHARP SHORT DANCE Festival | Closes 17th October

Win Tickets to the Final!


Registrations are still open for dancers and choreographers aged 21 years and under to take part in the 8th annual Sharp Short Dance, a dance festival presented by FORM Dance Projects held from 15 to 19 November.
Sharp Short Dance celebrates the sheer joy of dance in all its forms, including classical ballet, tap, jazz, contemporary, hip hop, krumping and cultural dance. Since its launch, Sharp Short Dance has received hundreds of entries from young performers, many returning each year, to strive for their own artistic excellence, develop their choreographic and performance skills, meet like-minded artists, and network with peers and industry experts.
A number of former Sharp Short Dance performers have continued on dance industry pathways since participating in the Festival including Lauren Seymour (2014 runner up on TV’s So You Think You Can Dance), Sean Marcs (dancer for DV8, London, 2015; Shaun Parker & Company, Sydney, 2014), Billy Keohavong (apprentice for T.H.E. Dance Company, Singapore; dancer in Puncture, Sydney Festival 2015), Emma Jarman (Soloist in Opera Australia and Gordon Frost Organisation’s The King and I), Brandon Atoui (dancer for Marko Panzic’s The Dream Dance Company), and Abuzar Abdelrahim and Susan Abau (Present and Vice-President of Afro-Contemporary Youth Dance).
The MC of this year’s Festival and 2011 Sharp Short Dance awards-winner, Joshua O’Grady, said, “Winning the Audience Choice and Best New Talent awards gave me the confidence I needed to move forward with my professional dance career. I am thrilled to return to MC and see what Sydney’s new generation of dancers have in store!”
The exciting final on November 19th will see selected works judged by a panel of renowned industry professionals including Jesse Rasmussen (The Tap Pack, TV’s So You Think You Can Dance), Juliette Verne (choreographer for Bonnie Lythgoe Productions’ The Lion King), Miranda Wheen (Dance Makers Collective), Will Sanches (Beat the Streets, TV’s Australia’s Got Talent), Marko Panzic (The Dream Dance Company Founder), and Tiana Canterbury (Your Hip Hop Class, TV’s So You Think You Can Dance).
“I am very excited to be appointed as one of the judges of Sharp Short Dance,’ said Your Hip Hop Class Director, Tiana Canterbury. ‘The Festival is a unique opportunity for young dancers to push their limits with choreography, concepts and execution and have a lot of fun doing so!”

Applications: To download a 2016 application form, visit http://form.org.au/2015/12/sharp-short-dance-2016
Key Dates:
Registration close: 17 October
Heats One to Three: 15 to 17 November
Final: 19 November
Venue: Riverside Theatres – Corner of Church and Market Streets, Parramatta

WIN TICKETS!

DanceLife has several double passes to give away to the exciting final of Sharp Short Dance on Saturday 19th November at Riverside Theatres, Parramatta. To enter, please send in your name and contact number to with the title ‘Sharp Short Dance Competition’. Entries close 4th November.
Tags: Abuzar AbdelrahimBilly KeohavongBrandon AtouiEmma JarmanFORM Dance Projectsjesse rasmussenJuliette VerneLauren Seymourmarko panzicMiranda Wheenriverside theatresSean MarcsSharp Short DanceSusan AbauTiana CanterburyWill Sanches
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