2006 started with a Bang!
for Angel
Dancers when we were awarded a Special Prize by
the
Mayor of Brent for our dancers
performance and participation in the New
Years Day Parade in
London - see right.
We have won many competitions, including Classical,
Modern and Cultural genres.
The internatonal excellence of the many different dance
styles we teach and perform is
reflected in the number of high profile shows and competitions
in which we have performed
and competed.
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First
prize winners of
" The Boogie Woogie Sony TV UK Bollywood Championships,
2006"
Dance
choreographed by Jyoti Trivedi, Director of
The World Famous Angels School of Dance.
Jyoti being the first in the industry, to put forward
a non asian dance group of girls won the Boogie Woogie Sony TV Competition 2006. They were trained and coached by Angel Dancers and the outfits were provided by Angel Dancers. the prize, coming
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2006
Special Prize Winners: Hip Hop Competition
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Angel Dancers won a special prize
at this year's Hip-Hop Competition at the Wembley stadium
on 18th July 2006
2006 Boogie Woogie Semi-Finals (rt)
Angel Dancers continues to provide world-class
performances and extreme talent at the Boogie-Woogie
dance competition |
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2006
Boogie Woogie Semi-Finals
Once Again the dancers, the
performance, the choreography and the sumptuous display
costumes provided to entertain by the Angel Dancers
Dance Troupe were world class.
Semi-Finalist Chandini Unnadkat
(left)
wows the judges at this years Boogie Woogie competition,
while......
Semi-Finalist Khusboo Unnadkat
(right) produced
a performance worthy of Bollywood. Subtle dance and
innocent choreography suited this young star to perfection. |
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2006
Boogie Woogie Finalists
Finalist Kavita Ondhia
(left)
Performing an x-factor to dazzle the judges and audience
at the Boogie Woogie competition 2005.
Finalist Khusboo Unnadkat
(right)
Proved her ability to entrance the audience with her individual
interpretation epitomised the genre and mood intended
by the choreographer, Jyoti Trivedi. |
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2006
Boogie Woogie Finalist
UK Finalist Sonali (right)
The costume as always entrances the audience and the judges,
as did Jyoti's choreography and Sonali's performance..
Regional Finalist Sonali (left)
Mesmerising performance, only achievable by Jyoti's dancers.
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2006
Boogie Woogie Finalist
UK Finalist Karamjeet Tak (left)
Regional Finalist Rishal(right)
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Best
Dancer Awards
Ekta Vekaria
(left) won an award for best
dancer presented by the Mayor of Brent.
Sita Shah
(right) awarded for best
dancer by the mayor of Brent.2004 |
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2005
First Prizes
The Lohana competition
in 2005 (left)
The competition was won by the East London girls and North
London boys. This dance piece was very unique because
traditional Indian props were used and the scene was set
as a Bollywood village scene. choreographed by Jyoti
to a typical folk song from Falguni Pathaks album.
The Croydon Festival (right)
On 3rd of June 2005, the South London girls one the prize. |
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2004
Boogie Woogie Finalists
Shina Patel
(left)
Shina's performance
was outstanding!
Risha Roheela (right)
Risha's professional performance once again showed the
international calibre of Jyoti's students. |
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2004
1st Prizes
The annual Croydon festival
competition in 2004. (left)
The girls and boys who took part in this competition all
come from south London.
The Lohana Competition (left)
This was the second time we won first at this particular
event.
Cultural show in Wellyn Garden City in the summer of 2004
(right)
The North London girls were awarded First prize in this
competition. |
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2004
2nd Prize
The Lohana competition
in 2004
Representing West London, this item was entered as a last
minute thought and participants had only two classes to
prepare.
The dancing was choreographed by Jyoti. |
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2003
1st Prize
The Lohana competition
in 2003
A group dance by the East London
girls and Prem and Pawan from North London.
The compare said this was the most entertaining and exciting
dance performed.
The dance piece to the song Dola Re was choreographed
by Jyoti. |
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2002
1st Prize
The First Lohana competition
we entered in 2002
First prize was won in the cultural category.
The dance piece was choreographed by Jyoti, it was based
on classical movements. The song was from the film 'Lagaan'.
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