Tag: On Broadway
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XS Latin shines in Vienna’s Donaupokal 2007
XS finished the year with a fantastic performance at the Donaupokal Invitational Competition in Vienna, Austria. Twenty-five teams from seven countries took to the floor and XS were placed 8th, only one mark away from making the prestigious final.
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XS Latin competes at the 2007 World Championships
XS travelled to Bremerhaven this weekend for the 2007 Latin Formation Dance World Championships. The level of competition was very high and XS was very pleased to be placed 15th out of 22. The two German teams — the hosts, Bremerhaven, and last year’s champions, Bremen — tied for first place, while the Lithuanians were…
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XS Latin competes at British National Championships 2007
XS put on another great show at the British National Championships today in Blackpool.
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XS Latin – 4th at British Open Championships 2007
Hard work and five short months of training paid off for XS Latin this weekend when they were recalled to the final of the 2007 British Open Latin Formation Championships in Blackpool. One of only four teams recalled, XS performed well and were only one mark away from 3rd place.
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XS Latin competes at the 2007 European Championships
To show off their new routine, XS journeyed to Düsseldorf to compete, for the first time, in the European Latin Formation Championships. The top teams from across Europe compete at this event and the standard was incredibly high. Despite a remarkable performance, particularly given the routine is so new, XS did not receive enough recalls…
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A new routine for XS Latin
The first training session for XS Latin this year saw the commencement of training on a new routine, entitled On Broadway. The new routine takes its inspiration from musicals of Broadway and the West End, and the music includes snippets of songs such as Big Spender, Whatever Lola Wants and Aquarius. The first competitive performance of the…
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On Broadway
2007Taking its inspiration from some of the classic musicals of the 1960s and 1970s, On Broadway aimed to capture the feeling of the Broadway or West End theatre land.