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2nd Annual Regional Liturgical Dance Showcase & Competition

Presented by Ballet On Wheels Dance School & Company at Rose Theatre at the University of Memphis

March 19, 2011

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Due to the emerging popularity of liturgical praise dance teams, Ballet On Wheels thought it would be fitting to celebrate this form of worship through a creative showcase and contest among area churches. The showcase is designed to: 1) exhibit varying artistic styles of liturgical dance; 2) foster fellowship among area dance ministries; and 3) publicly promote the beauty of dance in the Memphis community.

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    Rose Theatre at the University of Memphis

    470 University Street
    Memphis, TN 38152

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    $15 Students; $20 Adults

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    Dates:
    March 19, 2011

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    5:30 pm

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    • Event Name: 2nd Annual Regional Liturgical Dance Showcase & Competition
      "The Competition Was Not Fair"
      Review posted by: Diamond from USA, Mar 24, 2011
      

      The rules which was given in order to participate in the competition was not followed through. The rules said that one must be of the age 10 and above in order to compete and there were children well... Expand

      The rules which was given in order to participate in the competition was not followed through. The rules said that one must be of the age 10 and above in order to compete and there were children well under the age of 10 there. Why not change the rules to all ages if that's the case. Collapse

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    • Event Name: 2nd Annual Regional Liturgical Dance Showcase & Competition
      "The Competition Was Not Fair"
      Review posted by: Diamond from USA, Mar 24, 2011
      

      The rules which was given in order to participate in the competition was not followed through. The rules said that one must be of the age 10 and above in order to compete and there were children well... Expand

      The rules which was given in order to participate in the competition was not followed through. The rules said that one must be of the age 10 and above in order to compete and there were children well under the age of 10 there. Why not change the rules to all ages if that's the case. Collapse

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