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Inside this month:

Blackpool remembered
Marianka Swain asked readers to share their best memories from Blackpool Dance Festival

Dancing like Diversity
Nicola Rayner meets street dance group Diversity at the launch of their new classes for Fitness First

Darren and Lilia's dance clinic
Marianka Swain puts our readers' burning questions to Strictly champions and top coaches Darren Bennett and Lilia Kopylova

And much more!

 

 

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Dancing Times 100th anniversary party:

Wednesday, 20 October 2010

Dancing Times and Dance Today celebrated its 100th anniversary on October 19, with a party held at The Wallace Collection, Hertford House, Manchester Square, London.

During the course of the party, a tribute to the magazine was presented by Clement Crisp, the distinguished dance critic of the Financial Times; a special birthday cake was cut by Dame Antoinette Sibley, president of the Royal Academy of Dance and Kenneth Olumuyiwa Tharp, chief executive of The Place; and a toast was raised by Gillian Lynne. Among the many assembled guests from the world of dance were: The Royal Ballet’s Dame Monica Mason, Lauren Cuthbertson, Elizabeth Harrod, Nehemiah Kish, Steven McRae, Tamara Rojo and Edward Watson; English National Ballet’s Elena Glurjidze, Daria Klimentová and Vadim Muntagirov; Northern Ballet’s David Nixon; Rambert Dance Company’s Mark Baldwin; choreographer Kele Baker of “Strictly Come Dancing”; Siobhan Davies, Violetta Elvin, Peter Farmer, Alexander Grant, Caroline Miller of Dance UK, Nancy Reynolds, Lady MacMillan, and Sir Peter Wright.

Pictured below are: The Dancing Times/Dance Today team; the birthday cake; Sir Peter Wright; Steven McRae; Mary Clarke and Francis Francis; Clement Crisp; Dame Antoinette Sibley and Kenneth Olumuyiwa Tharp; Jonathan Gray with Dame Antoinette Sibley and Kenneth Olumuyiwa Tharp; Tamara Rojo; Lauren Cuthbertson.

Photographs: Murray Thompson.

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