THEY HAVE NOW ACHIEVED THE DOUBLE WIN 3 YEARS RUNNING IN BOTH COMPETITIONS.
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We would like to congratulate Oliver Beardmore and Lydia Hall on First place at WDC AL World Cup 10 dance championships.
Congratulations from Freed. Domen Krapez & Natascha Karabey
Recent Competition Placings – The London Ball Professional Ballroom - 1st Place Monica Negro Recent Competition Placings – The London Ball Professional Ballroom – 2nd Place Sasha Kravchuk & Olessia Getsko Recent Competition Placings – The London Ball Amateur Latin – 5th Place Yuki Nishii & Azusa Haruna Recent Competition Placings – The London Ball Professional Latin – Top 40 Oliver Beardmore & Lydia Hall Recent Competition Placings – International Brentwood Junior Latin - 6th Place. Junior Ballroom – 6th Place Ryan Bendall & Libby Cutts Recent Competition Placings – International Brentwood Juvenile Ballroom – 6th place. Harrison Keep & Georgia Blatch Recent Competition Placings – International Brentwood Under 21 Latin – Top 63. Matthew Townend & Caitlin Heasman Recent Competition Placings – International Brentwood Junior Latin – Quarter Finals Adrian Hibberd & Sharon Alflatt Recent Competition Placings at Philip Blackburn pre Blackpool Competition- Modern Sequence – 1st Place Classical Sequence – 1st Place Cameron Leitis & Jade Overthrow Recent Competition Placings – International Brentwood Junior Latin – Quarter Finals Junior Ballroom – Top 63 Gianni Caliandro & Arianna Esposito Recent Competition Placings - International Brentwood Professional Ballroom – Quarter Finals Roman Sukhomlin & Valeriia Kalishuk Recent Competition Placings - International Brentwood Amateur ballroom – Top 50 Tyrone Thiara and & Kateryna Larienko Recent Competition Placings - International Brentwood Amateur ballroom –Top 83 Steve & Tina Holes Recent Competition Placings - International Brentwood Senior Latin – Quarter Finals Stephen Arnold and Yasmin Priestnall Recent Competition Placings - International Brentwood Amateur Ballroom – Quarter Finals Angelo Gaetano and Clarissa Morelli Recent Competition Placings - International Brentwood Amateur Ballroom – Quarter Finals Michael Foskett and Nika Vlasenko Recent Competition Placings - International Brentwood Amateur Ballroom – Quarter Finals Syzmon Kalinowsk and Grazyna Grabicka Recent Competition Placings - International Brentwood Amateur Ballroom – Quarter Finals Pawel Kostrzewa and Martyna Lewandowska Recent Competition Placings – International Brentwood Amateur Ballroom – Quarter Finals Fabio D’Angelo and Amy ward Recent Competition Placings - International Brentwood Amateur Ballroom – Top 121 Monica Negro Recent Competition Placings - International Brentwood Professional Ballroom – 4th Domen Krapez and Natascha Karabey Recent Competition Placings - International Brentwood Professional Ballroom – 5th Craig Shaw and Evgeniya Shaw Recent Competition Placings - International Brentwood Professional Ballroom – Semi Finals Igor Mikushov and Ekaterina Romashkina Recent Competition Placings - International Brentwood Professional Ballroom - Quarter Finals Mr Shintaro Asamura and Mrs Emi Toyama Recent Competition Placings - International Brentwood Professional Ballroom – Top 46 Oscar Pedrinelli and Lenka Kovalcikova Recent Competition Placings - International Brentwood Professional Ballroom – Top 46 We had the pleasure of catching up with Freed of London Sponsored Dancer, Evgeniya Shaw, who features in our latest online campaign – A Touch of Red, last month in training.
Despite it being an incredibly busy time for Evgeniya and her husband and partner Craig, she found the time to give us a quick interview: What first inspired you to dance? I have always been a very active child, when I was 9 my mum took me to the dance school she found out about from another mum. Their daughter stopped dancing quite soon, but you couldn’t drag me out of there. I was hooked! What is your favorite dance/performance ever and why? Probably when we danced the tango at the University Finals, it was at the spectacular Winter Gardens ballroom on that huge floor to Empress Orchestra live music. I had goose bumps from the start to the finish. What has been your favorite career highlight? Being invited to represent Great Britain in the International Team Match during the British Open Dance Festival. It is always such an honour and incredibly memorable. Results wise, becoming All England Champions, European Dance Finalists and achieving 1st placings in UK Closed Championships. What has been the biggest challenge of your career? staying focused on yourself and not letting anyone get in your bubble. It’s the only way you can create an atmosphere in a couple. If you hadn’t become a dancer, what else might you have done? I probably would’ve tried myself as an actress, I love movies and I think It’s a lot of fun to be able to act/live another life on stage. What is your pre-performance routine/superstitions?During preparation we push ourselves physically and mentally so when we get to the competition we feel invincible. On the day of the performance I try not to build up a lot of importance around an event. I focus on my body, my partner and the music. That’s all I need. No other stress needed. What’s the best piece of advice you’ve ever been given as a dancer? Believe in yourself and find satisfaction in improving. Results are not important. What’s the best piece of advice you could give to a young dancer? Don’t compare yourself to anyone. You are unique and you have your own path. What is the first thing which comes to mind when you say “Freed of London”? Strength and beauty. What is your favorite Freed of London item My personal red sole ballroom shoe. It’s so comfortable and sexy. I love them! |
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