Steven Shaw and Helen Blackburn
Steven Shaw & Helen Blackburn participated in Inventive Dance Competitions from 1999 to 2012, achieving victory in a total of 103 dances. Some of their notable dance routines
Robert and Louise Aldred
Robert and Louise Aldred both began dancing at the age of 3, Robert training with Joan and Lewis Wilson, Louise competing firstly as a juvenile in Classical Sequence and then
Neil and Lesley Marshall
Neil and Lesley Marshall, qualified as Dance Teachers in 1977 and ventured into the world of Inventive Dance Competitions in 1978. Their remarkable journey culminated in their fir
Barry Earnshaw and Beverley Murch-Fowkes
Barry Earnshaw and Beverley Murch-Fowkes. In 2007, Barry and Beverley joined forces, marking a pivotal moment in their respective careers within the world of inventive dance. Bev
Graham and Avril Watkins
Graham and Avril Watkins competed in Inventive Dance competitions for many years. They have many popular dances including the Black Country Blues and Welcome Waltz. They run their
Michael and Julie Pharaoh
Michael and Julie Pharaoh share their time between their busy dance school in Llanelli and their home in Mitcham South London. Dance Kingdom caters for all age groups with classes
David and Jayne Harwood
David and Jayne Harwood have their own dance school and were winners of Tinks Waltz in 2019. Visit the Grosvenor Rooms website
Stuart Perry and Beverly Howard
Stuart Perry and Beverly Howard –Stuart started dancing during the 1960’s by going to beginners classes with his parents, which then progressed to taking medals through the
Adam Bynert and Bethany Rushby
Adam Bynert and Bethany Rushby won the Blackpool Sequence Dance Festival Modern section event with Ediths Waltz in 2019. They have had other winners including the Bella Foxtr
Andrew Davies and Clare Rushby
Andrew Davies and Clare Rushby. Andrew started dancing in Classical Sequence when he was 8 years old. He went straight into the open competitive circuit, and won every major title