#center stage performing arts academy

[carmodance]

TWO great CSPAS duo trios!

[softiedancers]

P21 Intensive

Ale Mancillas Dance Studio

Ruby Salinas (junior)

Balbina Cueva Toussaint (teen/senior)

Loreto Perez Robles (teen/senior)

Paloma Wise Hernandez (teen/senior)

Allegro Performing Arts Academy

Arina Bryzgunova (mini)

Art & Soul Dance Company

Domenica Mauti (junior, 12)

Base Dance Studios

Kit Swaddling (teen/senior)

Bella Dance Academy

Ava Fryer (teen/senior)

CA School of Classical Ballet

Aliya Yen (mini, 10)

Center Stage Performing Arts Studio

Stella Brinkerhoff (mini, 9)

Brooklyn Ward (mini, 11)

Ruby Taylor (junior, 11)

Vivienne Mitchell (teen/senior, 14)

Class Act Dance and Performing Arts

Jaklyn Woodland (teen/senior, 15)

Club Dance Studio

Finley Nielson (mini, 9)

Navy Forrest (mini, 9)

Brooklyn Besch (junior, 11)

Kendyl Miller (junior, 11)

Danceology

Soleil Lynch (mini, 9)

Ella Nani Knight (junior)

Dance Concept

Jacilynn Mar (junior)

Dance Dimensions Performing Arts Center

Victoria Safahi (mini, 10)

Sophia Hasson (junior)

Dance Expressions Dance Studio

Kiersten Mcbride (teen/senior)

Dance Nation

Jaelynn Walls (mini, 9)

Summer Schilling (mini, 9)

Dance Precisions

Brooklyn Ladia (teen/senior, 13)

Jasmine Sison (teen/senior, 15)

Dance Star Academy of Performing Arts

Bella Salcedo (mini, 9)

Evoke Dance Movement

Tayah Klimuck (junior, 12)

Evolve Dance Studio

Sienna Hoover (mini, 10)

FootNotes Dance & Acrobatics

Alexis Ratliff (teen/senior)

Fusion Dance Force

Abby Rodriguez (mini, 10)

Sophia Bianco (junior, 11)

Ava Rodriguez (teen/senior)

Hudson Dance Academy

Lauren Piepel (teen/senior, 17)

Imagine Dance Academy

Maria Moreno (mini)

JDI Dance Company

Adelynn Muesse (mini, 10)

Just For Kicks School of Dance

Cooper Makowski (teen/senior)

K2 Studios

Jessica Sutton (mini, 9)

Eva Wright (mini, 10)

Leilani Lawlor (junior)

Larkin Dance Studio

Evie Mccune Barrett (mini, 9)

L.A. Dance Arizona

Kate Summers (teen/senior)

Main Street Dance Company

Jaklyn Woodland (teen/senior)

Momentum By Dellos

Rozene Edino (junior)

Motion State Studios

Harley Gross (junior, 11)

Murrieta Dance Project

Khloe Cabrera (mini)

Nadines Dance Company

Angel Imani Wood (teen/senior)

Lily Straughan (teen/senior, 15)

Nor Cal Dance Arts

Mika Takase (mini, 11)

North Alabama Dance Center

Lana Hinchman (junior)

N10 Dance Studios

Carissa Hsu (teen/senior)

Claire Kingston (teen/senior, 14)

Oddity Dance College

Elizabeth Lara (junior)

Ivanna Canob (junior)

Julieta Marroquin (junior, 12)

Katherine Carranza (junior, 12)

Orange County Preforming Arts Academy

Olive O'Connell (junior, 12)

Pave School of the Arts

Addyson Paul (mini, 11)

Premier Ballet Conservatory

Graisyn Clare (junior)

Premiere Dance Center

Avery Dowling (mini, 10)

Project 21

Cece Chung (mini, 9)

Hadley Schulz (mini, 10)

Madelyn Nasu (junior, 11)

Madison Ng (junior, 11)

Olivia Armstrong (junior, 11)

Berkeley Scifres (junior, 12)

Bristyn Scifres (junior, 12)

Chloe Mirabal (junior, 12)

Ellie Anbardan (junior, 12)

Jilly Mahan (junior, 12)

Regan Gerena (junior, 12)

Sara Von Rotz (junior, 12)

Savanna Musman (junior, 12)

Airi Dela Cruz (teen/senior, 13)

Cali Cassidy (teen/senior, 13)

Makeila Bartlett (teen/senior, 13)

Leighton Werner (teen/senior, 14)

Lilly Baraja (teen/senior, 14)

Brielle Lieberman (teen/senior, 15)

Brooklyn Lieberman (teen/senior, 15)

Mady Kim (teen/senior, 15)

Richie Granese (teen/senior, 15)

Rylee Young (teen/senior, 15)

Stella Eberts (teen/senior, 15)

Kami Couch (teen/senior, 16)

Katie Couch (teen/senior, 16)

Lexi Blanchard (teen/senior, 16)

Kenz Couch (teen/senior, 17)

Loila Rhee (teen/senior, 17)

Sammi Chung (teen/senior, 17)

Sienna Carlston (teen/senior, 17)

Jojo Jessen (teen/senior, 18)

Project 520 Dance Studio

Adelynn McLeod (mini)

Pulse Dance Centre

Olivia Toneguzzo (junior)

Renner Dance

Tinsley Wallace (mini, 10)

Stars Dance Studio

Hannah Burak (teen/senior)

Starstruck Performing Arts Center

Remi Hilson (mini, 9)

Studio X

Tate Bisono (junior, 12)

Summer's DanceWorks

Lyla Sitrin (junior)

The Academy

Francesca Jen (junior, 12)

Kinsley Oykhman (teen/senior, 13)

The Base Dance Center

Roxie Onellion (junior, 12)

The Company Space

Piper Perusse (junior, 12)

The Space TV

Nevaeh Chanel (teen/senior, 17)

To The Pointe Dance Centre

Caitlyn Paik (junior, 11)

Triple Threat Performing Arts

Daniella Usa (teen/senior, 16)

Varient Movement

Mila Vishnevski (mini)

Yaya Dance Academy

Renee Liu (junior)

Yorba Linda Academy of Ballet

Emma Walters (mini, 8)

Mayyah Barajas (mini, 8)

300 Dance Studio

Filippa Kavalic (teen/senior)

Mini

Arina Bryzgunova (Allegro Performing Arts Academy)

Aliya Yen (CA School of Classical Ballet, 10)

Stella Brinkerhoff (Center Stage Performing Arts Studio, 9)

Brooklyn Ward (Center Stage Performing Arts Studio, 11)

Finley Nielson (Club Dance Studio, 9)

Navy Forrest (Club Dance Studio, 9)

Soleil Lynch (Danceology, 9)

Victoria Safahi (Dance Dimensions Performing Arts Center, 10)

Jaelynn Walls (Dance Nation, 9)

Summer Schilling (Dance Nation, 9)

Bella Salcedo (Dance Star Academy of Performing Arts, 9)

Sienna Hoover (Evolve Dance Center, 10)

Abby Rodriguez (Fusion Dance Force, 10)

Maria Moreno (Imagine Dance Academy)

Adelynn Muesse (JDI Dance Company, 10)

Jessica Sutton (K2 Studios, 9)

Eva Wright (K2 Studios, 10)

Evie Mccune Barrett (Larkin Dance Studio, 9)

Khloe Cabrera (Murrieta Dance Project)

Mika Takase (Nor Cal Dance Arts, 11)

Avery Dowling (Premiere Dance Center, 10)

Cece Chung (Project 21, 9)

Hadley Schulz (Project 21, 10)

Adelynn McLeod (Project 520 Dance Studio)

Tinsley Wallace (Renner Dance, 10)

Remi Hilson (Starstruck Performing Arts Center, 9)

Mila Vishnevski (Varient Movement)

Emma Walters (Yorba Linda Academy of Ballet, 8)

Mayyah Barajas (Yorba Linda Academy of Ballet, 8)

Junior

Ruby Salinas (Ale Mancillas Dance Studio)

Domenica Mauti (Art & Soul Dance Company, 12)

Ruby Taylor (Center Stage Performing Arts Studio, 11)

Brooklyn Besch (Club Dance Studio, 11)

Kendyl Miller (Club Dance Studio, 11)

Ella Nani Knight (Danceology)

Jacilynn Mar (Dance Concept)

Sophia Hasson (Dance Dimensions Performing Arts Center)

Aryanna Lafontaine Cooper (Dance FX, 11)

Tayah Klimuck (Evoke Dance Movement, 12)

London Davi (Evolve Dance Company of Fresno, 11)

Sophia Bianco (Fusion Dance Force, 11)

Leilani Lawlor (K2 Studios, 11)

Rozene Edino (Momentum By Dellos)

Harley Gross (Motion State Studios, 11)

Lana Hinchman (North Alabama Dance Center)

Elizabeth Lara (Oddity Dance College)

Ivanna Canob (Oddity Dance College)

Julieta Marroquin (Oddity Dance College, 12)

Katherine Carranza (Oddity Dance College, 12)

Olive O'Connell (Orange County Preforming Arts Academy, 12)

Graisyn Clare (Premier Ballet Conservatory)

Madelyn Nasu (Project 21, 11)

Madison Ng (Project 21, 11)

Olivia Armstrong (Project 21, 11)

Berkeley Scifres (Project 21, 12)

Bristyn Scifres (Project 21, 12)

Chloe Mirabal (Project 21, 12)

Ellie Anbardan (Project 21, 12)

Jilly Mahan (Project 21, 12)

Regan Gerena (Project 21, 12)

Sara Von Rotz (Project 21, 12)

Savanna Musman (Project 21, 12)

Olivia Toneguzzo (Pulse Dance Centre)

Tate Bisono (Studio X, 12)

Lyla Sitrin (Summer's DanceWorks)

Francesca Jen (The Academy, 12)

Roxie Onellion (The Base Dance Center, 12)

Piper Perusse (The Company Space, 12)

Caitlyn Paik (To The Pointe Dance Centre, 11)

Renee Liu (Yaya Dance Academy)

Teen/Senior

Balbina Cueva Toussaint (Ale Mancillas Dance Studio)

Loreto Perez Robles (Ale Mancillas Dance Studio)

Paloma Wise Hernandez (Ale Mancillas Dance Studio)

Kit Swaddling (Base Dance Studios)

Ava Fryer (Bella Dance Academy)

Vivienne Mitchell (Center Stage Performing Arts Studio, 14)

Jaklyn Woodland (Class Act Dance and Performing Arts, 15)

Kiersten Mcbride (Dance Expressions Dance Studio)

Brooklyn Ladia (Dance Precisions, 13)

Jasmine Sison (Dance Precisions, 15)

Alexis Ratliff (FootNotes Dance & Acrobatics)

Ava Rodriguez (Fusion Dance Force)

Lauren Piepel (Hudson Dance Academy, 17)

Cooper Makowski (Just For Kicks School of Dance)

Kate Summers (L.A. Dance Arizona)

Jaklyn Woodland (Main Street Dance Company)

Angel Imani Wood (Nadines Dance Company)

Lily Straughan (Nadines Dance Company, 15)

Carissa Hsu (N10 Dance Studios)

Claire Kingston (N10 Dance Studios, 14)

Airi Dela Cruz (Project 21, 13)

Cali Cassidy (Project 21, 13)

Makeila Bartlett (Project 21, 13)

Leighton Werner (Project 21, 14)

Lilly Baraja (Project 21, 14)

Brielle Lieberman (Project 21, 15)

Brooklyn Lieberman (Project 21, 15)

Mady Kim (Project 21, 15)

Richie Granese (Project 21, 15)

Stella Eberts (Project 21, 15)

Rylee Young (Project 21, 15)

Kami Couch (Project 21, 16)

Katie Couch (Project 21, 16)

Lexi Blanchard (Project 21, 16)

Kenz Couch (Project 21, 17)

Loila Rhee (Project 21, 17)

Sammi Chung (Project 21, 17)

Sienna Carlston (Project 21, 17)

Jojo Jessen (Project 21, 18)

Hannah Burak (Stars Dance Studio)

Kinsley Oykhman (The Academy, 13)

Nevaeh Chanel (The Space TV, 17)

Daniella Usa (Triple Threat Performing Arts, 16)

Filippa Kavalic (300 Dance Studio)

[xoxoproject21]

Radix Nationals Predictions

Mini:

Top 6:

1st: Mila Renae (Studio X)

2nd: Stella Brinkerhoff (Center Stage Performing Arts Studio)

3rd:Melina Biltz (The Rock Center For Dance)

4th: Mikayla Isler (Club dance studio)

Runner ups: Aspen Brandt (Club dance studio), Emily Collins (Dance Deluxe)

Top 15:

Payton Jetson (Nor Cal Dance Arts)

Brielle Arias (Studio X)

Lauren Allison (Dance Deluxe)

Kennedy Truax (Dance Precisions)

Arianna Claxton (The Pointe Performing Arts Center)

Gemma Holmes (Evolve)

Mila Hiatt (Impact Dance)

Elise Carlson (Evoke)

Zoey Martinez (Stars)

Mila Cayetano (Elements)

Stacy Sun (Elements)

Junior:

Top 6:

1st: Emily Polis (The Vision Dance Alliance)

2nd: Mika Takase (No Cal)

3rd: Tayah Klimuck (Pave)

4th: Addyson Paul (Pave)

Runner ups: Camila Giraldo (Stars), Devyn Scherff (Studio 19 Dance Complex)

Top 15:

Kennedy Anderson (The Vision Dance Alliance)

Alana Gordon (Nor Cal)

Khloe Kwon (Pave)

Braydon Ziegler (Elite Studio of Dance)

Aracely Lee (Dance Deluxe)

Piper Perusse (The Company Space)

Brooklyn Ward (Center Stage Performing Arts Studio)

Tabitha Nan (Center Stage Performing Arts Studio)

Skyla Lucena (Stars)

Greta Wagner (Summit)

Sarahi Lopez-Prieto (4PM)

Francesca Jen (The Academy at The Brea Space)

Teen:

Top 6:

1st: Coltrane Vodicka (Evoke)

2nd: Riley Zeitler (Westlake)

3rd: Aaliyah Dixon (Summit)

4th: Georgia Beth Peters (JBP Entertainment)

Runner ups: Kinsley Oykhman (The Academy at The Brea Space), Lexi Godwin (Evoke)

Top 15:

Emmy Claire Kaiden (Evoke)

Kylee Ngo (Nor Cal)

Alexis Mayer (The Rock Center For Dance)

Sophia Schiano (Elite Dance Pro)

Vanessa Soto (Dance Deluxe)

Gage Davis (Dance Deluxe)

Halle Hunt (Center Stage Performing Arts Studio)

Paris Dimos (Brent street)

Allison Shin (The Academy at The Brea Space)

Caitlyn Polis (The Vision Dance Alliance)

Amelia Brackman (YYCDP)

Senior:

Top 6:

1st: Vadriana Romero (New Era Athletic Dance Facility)

2nd: Sabine Nehls (The Rock Centre for Dance)

3rd: Iliana Victor (Stars)

4th: Angelika Edejer (Evoke)

Runner ups: Kenzie Jones (Elektro), Audrey La France (Nor Cal) + Jordyn Green (Nor Cal)

Top 15:

Louise Hindsbo (Evolve)

Madison Polis (The vision)

Kaitlyn Allen (Studio 19)

Noah Schmidt Smitty's (Performing Arts Center)

Lily Godwin (Evoke)

Grace McKinley (Dance studio C)

Lauren Fuselier (Distinction Dance Company)

Camryn Lanigan (Evolve)

[badgirlswrld]

ﾟ⊹ ꙳⸌♡ BAD GIRLS CLUB are an seven member girl group managed by Mindmix Media. Debuting in March of 2023, Bad Girls Club are a rookie group taking the industry by storm. The group is insanely talented, all of the members excelling in their talents and all of their music releases garnering love from their fans! Along side this they became known for their messy and controversial personalities, earning the title of “the baddest girls in the industry.”

♡˚ ༘ ⋆ name: Bad Girls Club

♡˚ ༘ ⋆ debut date: March 4, 2023

♡˚ ༘ ⋆ debut song: Pull Up

♡˚ ༘ ⋆ label: Mindmix Media

♡˚ ༘ ⋆ fandom name: Baddies

PROFILES ·˚ ༘ˏ*➷

✯ Ahn Joohwa known mononymously as Megan is the leader of Bad Girls Club. Born and raised in Cheonan, South Korea, Megan has always had a love for dance. Ever since the girl became publicly known as a trainee under Mindmix her debut was anticipated. Megan was popularly known at home for being included in many dance competitions, and was well loved by classmates and students for her positive attitude and good grades. Her positive attitude and good leadership lead her to her position as the leader. In 2016 when the girl became a trainee under Mindmix, she was always leader of her team for evaluations, and she was admired by many trainees. Once debuting, many cheered her on and she easily gained the largest fan base of all memebers.

♡˚ ༘ ⋆ birth name: Ahn Joohwa

♡˚ ༘ ⋆ stage name: Megan

♡˚ ༘ ⋆ birthdate: April 4, 1999

♡˚ ༘ ⋆ position: Leader, Lead Dancer

♡˚ ༘ ⋆ face claim: Yoo Jimin (Karina)

♡˚ ༘ ⋆ voice claim: Rei

✯ Park Sanghee is the main rapper and dancer of Bad Girls Club. Sanghee always had a big personality, she made friends every where she went earning herself the title of a social butterfly from a young age. Despite her fun and social nature, many didn’t like her. Sanghee was never prone to the idea of changing yourself so someone will like you, so if someone didn’t like the way she acted, she laughed in their faces and told them to suck it. Sanghee became a trainee under YG entertainment when she was 16, she trained for 2 years before terminating her contract and leaving the label because she didn’t get along with majority of the trainees and they simply pissed her off! She joined Mindmix shortly after, and joined Bad Girl Academy only a year later, becoming a fan favorite quickly.

♡˚ ༘ ⋆ birth name: Park Sanghee

♡˚ ༘ ⋆ stage name: Sanghee

♡˚ ༘ ⋆ birthdate: September 29, 1997

♡˚ ༘ ⋆ position: Main Rapper, Main Dancer

♡˚ ༘ ⋆ face claim: Lee Chaeyoung

♡˚ ༘ ⋆ voice claim: Ash-B

✯ Lisha Wen is the main vocalist of Bad Girls Club. Lisha was born and raised in New York City, her love for singing and arts in general came from a young age. Lisha has always been a fun girl, despite being a bit childish, she’s very easy to get along with and is known for her sense of humor. When becoming a trainee, Lisha was nervous to be in a new environment, but the girl made herself a name very quickly for insane talent and her almost taboo attitude. Lisha didn’t care who you were, if you disrespect her, she won’t sit back and take it. Though this gave her a reputation that didn’t quite fit her, it’s how she and Sanghee had became friends. Now as a member of Bad Girls Club, she’s earning herself a title as one of the best vocalist of the generation!

♡˚ ༘ ⋆ birth name: Lisha Wen

♡˚ ༘ ⋆ stage name: Lisha

♡˚ ༘ ⋆ birthdate: June 15, 1999

♡˚ ༘ ⋆ position: Main Vocalist, Lead Dancer

♡˚ ༘ ⋆ face claim: Song Yuqi

♡˚ ༘ ⋆ voice claim: Kim Jiwon

✯ Lim Yunseo know mononymously as Cloe is the Center and Lead Vocalist of Bad Girls Club. Growing up, Cloe had many many friends. This was simply because, she grew up in an area that appreciated social status, and Cloe’s family was absolutely loaded. Her personality, grew into one of a snob. Despite her awful personality, the young girl was always a talented vocalist and performer. She did dance and theatre when she was younger along side vocal lessons, later going to an arts high school. When becoming a trainee, she was heavily favored by Mindmix. She participated on Produce 48, nearly making it into iz*one. It soon became rumored among the trainees that Cloe’s parents paid a generous amount to have her debut and promoted well after the show. Despite this, the girl has many sides to her that others don’t know and is overlooked by many of her peers.

♡˚ ༘ ⋆ birth name: Lim Yunseo

♡˚ ༘ ⋆ stage name: Cloe

♡˚ ༘ ⋆ birthdate: August 20, 2000

♡˚ ༘ ⋆ position: Center, Lead Vocalist, Sub-rapper

♡˚ ༘ ⋆ face claim: Kim Yerim

♡˚ ༘ ⋆ voice claim: Natty

✯ Kim Taehee is the visual and main vocalist of Bad Girls Club. From an early age, Taehees striking visuals were appreciated, her parents deciding to have her model for a few years. Taehee enjoyed it a lot, she enjoyed being the center of attention, and she enjoyed showing off her beauty. She soon found a love for music, and started writing music in her down time. She finally expressed her love to her parents, and they couldn’t deny that she was talented at singing and writing so they looked into auditions for their daughter. She became a trainee not long after under Mindmix Media. Despite how much they did to support her, Taehee never felt like they cared about her enjoying it. Rather about how popular and rich their daughter would become. Despite this, she chose to ignore her negative feelings. The girl has become a popular member in Bad Girls Club, and she continues to show off her beauty and talents any chance possible.

♡˚ ༘ ⋆ birth name: Kim Taehee

♡˚ ༘ ⋆ stage name: Taehee

♡˚ ༘ ⋆ birthdate: March 8, 2001

♡˚ ༘ ⋆ position: Visual, Main Vocalist

♡˚ ༘ ⋆ face claim: Park Sohyun

♡˚ ༘ ⋆ voice claim: Liz

✯ Matsuno Erena is the Lead Rapper and Lead Dancer of Bad Girls Club. Erena always had a big passion for arts and fashion. The girl always was bright, but she had a stand-off demeanor and a strong rbf leaving the girl to be a bit of a loner in school. Despite this she focused hard on dance and at the age of 15 she moved to South Korea and joined Heartkind Labels. She soon debuted at age 17 in the group ‘COLORIZED’ which disbanded two years later due to lack of attention and budget. Heavily disappointed, the girl considered returning to Japan and taking a look into the fashion industry. Erena’s former member Addy gave her information on a label holding auditions, a bit impulsively she auditioned. She joined Mindmix debuting in Bad Girls Club two years later.

♡˚ ༘ ⋆ birth name: Matsuno Erena

♡˚ ༘ ⋆ stage name: Erena

♡˚ ༘ ⋆ birthdate: May 19, 2001

♡˚ ༘ ⋆ position: Lead Rapper, Lead Dancer

♡˚ ༘ ⋆ face claim: Hinata Sohara

♡˚ ༘ ⋆ voice claim: SuA

✯ Tiara Shen is the main dancer and lead vocalist of Bad Girls Club. Tiara was always the youngest of everything, everywhere she went. At school she was the youngest of her grade, at home she was the youngest child and cousin, and when becoming a trainee she was the youngest of her teams majority of the time. The girl always wanted to feel more grown up, she felt as if everyone treated her like a child and she hated it. Despite this, she was quite childish, and hard to treat like an adult. The girl was immature, she was naive and often times referred to as ‘too nice for her own good.’ Her talent in dance lead her to try auditioning for Mindmix, her family disapproved of the idea but told her it was her choice. They became hostile when she began training, and soon she just stopped trying to talk to them for her own sake. Her debut in Bad Girls Club was anticipated due to her participation on Girls Planet 999, and was not surprising, as many fans loved her on Bad Girl Academy and her talents were never overlooked!

♡˚ ༘ ⋆ birth name: Tiara Shen

♡˚ ༘ ⋆ stage name: Tiara

♡˚ ༘ ⋆ korean name: Jung Namhee

♡˚ ༘ ⋆ birthdate: July 10, 2002

♡˚ ༘ ⋆ position: Lead Vocalist, Maknae

♡˚ ༘ ⋆ face claim: Ning Yizhuo

♡˚ ༘ ⋆ voice claim: Kwon Eunbi

[alldancersaretalented]

NYCDA National Outstanding Dancers 2002-2023

2002

Junior: Garrett Smith (Dance Impressions) and Erica Ross (Dance Connection 2)

Teen: Anthony Lomuljo (Dance Attack Sunnyvale) and Becca Henderson (Ballet Society)

Senior: Danny Tidwell (Denise Wall Dance Energy) and Melissa Hough (Dance Explosion)

2003

Junior: David Gensheimer (American Jazz Dance Co.) and Whitney Jensen (CSPAS)

Teen: Travis Wall (Denis Wall's Dance Energy and Marilee Glazier (CSPAS)

Senior: Phillip Spaeth (Triple Threat PAC) and Carly Lang (DDK Danceworks)

2004

Mini: Corey Snide (Eleanor's School of Dance) and Christina Spinger (Dance Motion Performing Arts Co.)

Junior: Nick Young (Young Dance Academy) and Kayla Radomski (Michelle Latimer Dance Academy)

Teen: Chuck Jones (CSPAS) and Jaimie Goodwin (Denise Wall's Dance Energy)

Senior: Jon Bond (Center Stage Dance Academy) and Ellery Baum (CSPAS)

2005

Mini: Hogan Fulton (Bobbie's School of Performing Arts) and Tiara Keeno (Wasatch Dance Center)

Junior: John Manzari (Spotlight Studio of Dance) and Angelica Generosa (Dance Stop)

Teen: Garrett Smith (Odyssey II) and Dusty Button (Movin' South)

Senior: Teddy Forance (Hackworth School of Performing Arts) and Allison Holker (The Dance Club)

2006

Mini: Ross Lynch (Artistic Fusion Dance Academy) and Catherine Hurlin (Westchester Dance Academy)

Junior: Corey Snide (Eleanor's School of Dance) and Christina Spinger (Dance Connection)

Teen: Ryan Steele (Dance Dynamics) and Kirsten Wicklund (Danzmode Productions)

Senior: Christian Denice (Bobbie's School of Performing Arts) Jamie Godwin (Denis Wall's Dance Energy)

2008

Mini: Kolton Krouse (Tempe Dance Academy) and McKenna Ross (Tempe Dance Academy)

Junior: Alex Hathaway (Dance Dynamics) and Tiare Keeno (Wasatch Dance Center)

Teen: Corey Cox (Denise Wall's Dance Energy) and Taja Riley (Denise Wall's Dance Energy)

Senior: Crain Dionne (Donna Coco's Performance Plus) and Erica Ross (Tempe Dance Academy)

2009

Mini: Brandon Chang (Dance Town) and Sarah Pippin (CC&Co. Dance Complex)

Junior: Kolton Krause (Tempe Dance Academy) and Kamila Shah (Westchester Dance Academy)

Teen: Mason Manning (Dance Industry) and Tiare Keeno (Classical Ballet Academy)

Senior: Richard Villaverde (Dance Town) and Ida Saki (Dance Industry)

2010

Mini: Tade Biesinger (Dance Impressions) and Payton Johnson (Jean Leigh Academy of Dance)

Junior: Rae Srivastava (Independent) and Jayce Kalb (The Dance Centre)

Teen: Corey Snide (Eleanor's School of Dance) and Mattie Love (Dance Impressions)

Senior: Cory Barnette (Tempe Dance Academy) and Kaitlynn Edgar (Spotlight Dance Works)

2011

Mini: Travis Atwood (The Talent Factory) and Jacalyn Tatro (Inspire School of Dance)

Junior: Niko Martinez (Dance Images & Music) and Sarah Pippin (CC&Co)

Teen: Ivan Kalinan (The Dance Zone) and Madi Hicks (Academy of Dance Arts)

Senior: George Lawrence (Dancemakers of Atlanta) and Kali Grinder (The Dance Zone)

2012

Mini: Kyle Anders (Savage Dance) and Kayla Mak (Westchester)

Junior: Jack Wolff (Precision Dance Academy) and Payton Johnson (Jean Leigh Academy)

Teen: Kolton Krouse (Tempe Dance Academy) and Jordan Pelliteri (Plumb Performing Arts Center)

Senior: Joseph Davis (Draper Center) and Alexia Meyer (The Dance Club)

2013

Mini: Justice McCort (Krystie’s Dance Academy) and Jasmine Cruz (Westlake)

Junior: Jonathan Fahoury (Artistic Fusion) and Sophie Miklosovic (Faubourg School of the Ballet)

Teen: Jake Tribus (CC & Co) and Jayci Kalb (The Dance Centre)

Senior: Alex Soulliere (Spotlight Dance Works) and Alyssa Ness (Northland School of Dance)

2014

Mini: Luke Spring (Independent) and Charlee Fagan (Main Street Dance)

Junior: Matthew Spangler (Artistic Fusion) and Mackenzie Bessner (KJ Dance)

Teen: Rae Srivastava (BHumn DanceSpace) and Jacalyn Tatro (Inspire School of Dance)

Senior: Kolton Krouse (Tempe Dance Academy) and Jordan Pelliteri (Plumb Performing Arts Center)

2015

Mini: Brady Farrar (Stars) and Madison Brown (Lents Dance Company)

Junior: Parker Garrison (Stars) and Jasmine Cruz (Westlake)

Teen: Harrison Knotsman (Studio West Dance Center) and Nina Bartell (Sweatshop)

Senior: Jake Tribus (Next Generation Ballet) and Sarah Pippin – CC & Co

2016

Mini: Luke Barrett (Dance Attack) and Eden Galloway (Center Stage Dance Studio)

Junior: Jack Easton (IMPAC) and Mahalaya Tintianco-Cubales (Westlake)

Teen: Kele Roberson (Dance Institute) and Ali Deucher (The Dance Club)

Senior: Zach Manske (Woodbury) and Jacelyn Tatro (Inspire School of Dance)

2017

Mini: Hudson Silva-Costa (Spotlight Dance Center) and Phoenix Sutch (Krystie's Dance)

Junior: Mason Evans (Performance Edge 2 and Madison Brown (Lents Dance Company)

Teen: David Keingatti (Columbia) and Sydney Revennaugh (CSA's Dancers Edge)

Senior: Michael Garcia (Dance Industry) and Kaylin Maggard (Columbia)

2018

Mini: Sienna Morris (Westchester) and ???

Junior: Eden Galloway (WNC Dance) and ???

Teen: Aydin Eyikan (Kanyok Arts) and Jasmine Cruz

Senior: Harrison Knostman (Studio West Dance Center) and Jenna Meilman (Westchester)

2019

Mini: Ian Stegeman (Woodbury) and Ivana Radan (Westchester)

Junior: Justin Padilla (Infusion Dance) and Rebecca Stewart (Spotlight Studio of Dance)

Teen: Luke Spring (East Coast Edge) and Madison Brown (Lents Dance Company)

Senior: Jamaii Melvin (Miami Dance Collective) and Madison Goodman (KJ Dance)

2020

Mini: Eric Poor (CityDance) and Kynadi Crain (Jean Leigh Academy)

Junior: Jagger Effs (Miami Dance Collective) and Sienna Morris (Westchester)

Teen: Mason Evans (Performance Edge 2) and Mahalaya Tintianco-Cubales (Westlake)

Senior: Aydin Eyikan (Kanyok Arts) and Sydney Revennaugh (Performance Edge 2)

2021 (Orlando)

Mini: Spencer Parnell (Academy of the Living Arts) and Kiera Sun (Westside)

Junior: Michael Duvali (Centerstage Dance Academy) and Macie Miersh (All American Dance Factory)

Teen: Luke Biddinger (Touch of Class) and Eden Galloway (WNC Dance)

Senior: Jemoni Powe (Academy of Nevada Ballet) and Kayla Mak (Westchester)

2021 (Phoenix)

Mini: Ellis Khoundara (Tempe Dance Academy) and Skylar Wong (Woodbury)

Junior: Ian Stegeman (Woodbury) and Carolina Garcia (Miami Dance Collective)

Teen: Justin Padilla (Westside) and Erin Park (Westside)

Senior: Justice Wooden (Just Dance) and Charlee Fagan (Main Street Dance)

2022 (Orlando)

Mini: Mali Photnetrakhom (In Motion Dance Project) and Avery Gallenero (Dance Inc.)

Junior: Bryce Young (All American Dance Factory) and Eva Jimmerson (Renner Dance)

Teen: Luke Barrett (Dance Attack) and Phoenix Sutch (Krystie's Dance Academy)

Senior: Mason Evans (Performance Edge 2) and Kailey Woronstoff (Dance Universe)

2022 (Phoenix)

Mini: Levi Caicco (In Motion Dance Project) and Kensington Dressing (Evolve Dance Complex)

Junior: Avery Khoundara (Tempe Dance Academy) and Fiona Wu (Yoko's)

Teen: Keenan Kiefer (Academy of Dance Arts) and Georgie Weir (Miami Dance Collective)

Senior: Parker Rozzano-Keefe (Westlake) and Mahalaya Tintiangco-Cubales (Westlake)

2023

Mini: Jonathan Macleod (Joanne Chapman) and Hannah Fogel (Dance Institute)

Junior: Lincoln Russo (Poirer Productions) and Kiera Sun (Westside)

Teen: Hudson Silva-Costa (In the Spotlight) and Crystal Huang (The Rock)

Senior: Jonathan Paula (Canadian Dance Unit) and Abigail Weber (Dallas Conservatory)

[film-classics]

Helen Hayes - First Lady of American Theater

Helen Hayes MacArthur (born in Washington, D.C. on October 10, 1900 – March 17, 1993) was an American actress of Irish, Dutch, and English descent whose career spanned eighty-two years and regarded as the "First Lady of American Theatre."

Hayes made her stage debut at five with her mother's encouragement. At nine, she made her Broadway debut, and a year later, she was cast in the one-reel Vitagraph film.

She moved to Hollywood in 1931 when her husband became a screenwriter for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, where she also became a contract player. She made her film debut in The Sin of Madelon Claudet (1932), for which she received an Academy Award. Although she made a number of later films, within four years she returned to Broadway for the greatest success of her career: Gilbert Miller's production of Victoria Regina.

Hayes would return intermittently to Hollywood with featured roles in films, television, and radio, including a film comeback in disaster film Airport (1970), earning her a second Oscar. She retired in 1985 and spent her remaining years in her longtime home of Pretty Penny, in Nyack, New York, where she died of congestive heart failure at 92.

Legacy:

Was the first woman and second person to have won an Emmy, a Grammy, an Oscar, and a Tony Award (an EGOT)

Was also the first person to win the Triple Crown of Acting - the highest awards recognized in American film, television, and theater

Won two Academy Awards: Best Actress for The Sin of Madelon Claudet (1931) and Best Supporting Actress for Airport (1970)

Won one Primetime Emmy Award for Best Actress in 1953 and nominated for for nine more

Has three Tony Awards: two for Best Actress in a Play for Happy Birthday (1947) and Time Remembered (1958); and the Lawrence Langer Award  for Distinguished Lifetime Achievement in the American Theatre

Won the Grammy Awards for Best Spoken Word Album for Great American Documents (1977)

Won the Distinguished Performance Award from the Drama League of New York Awards in 1936

Is one of the original inductees in the American Theatre Hall of Fame in 1972

Received the Golden Plate Award of the American Academy of Achievement in 1972

Inducted into the National Women's Hall of Fame in 1973

Selected as one of 10 artists to be commemorated with the American Arts Commemorative Series gold medallions issued by the Treasury Department in 1980

Is a founding member of the Board of Advisors of the Riverside Shakespeare Company of New York City in 1981

Co-founded the National Wildflower Research Center in 1982 with Lady Bird Johnson

Won the Award for Greatest Public Service Benefiting the Disadvantaged, given annually by Jefferson Awards, in 1983

Is the namesake for the annual Helen Hayes Awards, which has recognized excellence in professional theatre in Washington, D.C. since 1984

Received the Women's International Center (WIC) Living Legacy Award in 1985.

Recipient of the Ellis Island Medal of Honor by the Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island Foundation in 1986

Received the Presidential Medal of Freedom from President Ronald Reagan in 1986

Awarded the National Medal of Arts in 1988

Honored with a US postage stamp in 2011

Has a Broadway theatre named after her: the Helen Hayes Theatre on 44th Street

Served for 49 years on the Board of Visitors for the Helen Hayes Hospital, a physical rehabilitation hospital

Wrote three memoirs: A Gift of Joy, On Reflection: An Autobiography, and My Life in Three Acts

Has two stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame: for motion pictures at 6258 Hollywood Boulevard and for radio at 6549 Hollywood Boulevard

[moon-swag-tourney]

very late, but aruru submitter again!! it's like, a little hard to explain what all exactly is going on with revue starlight, but i'll try my best! essentially, revue starlight is a multimedia franchise with three main facets!

the basics

revue starlight as a franchise revolves around young girls partaking in underground battles (typically referred to as Revues or Auditions) to try and claim the title of Top Star, which comes with the ability to perform in any one stage and show of her choosing! the participants in a revue perform songs as they battle, which is why a good chunk of the fandom overlaps with other anime music franchises such as love live or bang dream! at the beginning of the series, it primarily features nine students attended seisho music academy (two of which are currently participating in battle-couple-battle at the time of writing!) as they prepare for their annual performance of the play Starlight! the rest of the girls, including aruru, don't come in until later installments (primarily the game, but there's a fair few characters that got their start in the stageplays!

the stageplays/concerts

live action performances done in person by the voice actors of all the characters! most franchises that have stageplays tend to get different actors for the stageplays since not every voice actor is comfortable with stage acting, but revstar actually went the other way around! revue starlight started with its first stageplay, so the (main) girls all started out with stage actors, all of which persisted into their animated roles! revstar was actually the start of a fair few of the actors' start in the voiceover side of the acting business! while none of the stageplays have been officially translated, fan translators have been working hard to make sure that the english side of the fanbase can partake in them as well! i personally lean towards the fansubs done by spicyveggiesub on here, if you're interested! there's also the concerts! most of which are centered around just performing songs that don't originate from the stageplays, but occasionally also feature story segments!

the anime

i find it easiest to describe the anime as the jumping off point for the franchise despite it coming after the first stageplay because a lot of the plotlines for the (main) girls got expanded upon here! officially the first stageplay and the 12 episodes of the anime are both valid starting points, but personally i would say the anime does a better job as a hook than the first stageplay does. would definitely recommend watching both though! but anyway, after the anime there's also the OVA (which is split into three shorts), the recap movie Rondo Rondo Rondo (which i would recommend watching due to having some additional content!), and the sequel movie!

the game

this is where aruru first gets introduced! prior to the game's release the franchise focused on the 9 girls from the main school of the franchise (seisho music academy), but the game introduced three new schools (rinmeikan girls school, frontier school of arts, and siegfeld institute of music) with five members each, all with their own unique stories that intertwine in the main plot! aruru attends frontier school of arts, and in terms of irl marketing is considered the school's "main" character! truthfully speaking, i really wouldn't recommend *actually* playing the game, as its incredibly scummy in terms of powercreep and microtransactions, but i would whole-heartedly recommend reading the stories online!

i can totally understand that having all of that thrown at you at once can sound a bit overwhelming, but i promise it's not nearly as bad as it looks! currently, aruru's appearances are in the game's school story for frontier school of arts, the game's main story (with her biggest role being during the main story's third arc, arcana arcadia!), assorted game event stories, and the starry diamond concert! i will say that i don't particularly recommend jumping straight into the game stories for aruru, as they feature pretty big spoilers for the 12 episode anime and first stageplay, but altogether those only take about six hours to watch! i would get into what i would personally recommend as a watch/read order for all the content outside of the game, but this ask is already crazy long, so i'll leave that for if you're interested in starting!

OOh, alrighty!! And fr don't mind the long ask, honestly I'm able to read and enjoy any length if it's split into some sort of chunks like here lmao

Honestly because the anime is very short compared to other popular series, I'll probably end up finding time to watch it, and I suppose from there I'll try to get into the games for Aruru! I am a sucker for musical-like thing and anime, so it definitely could end up being a fixation lkdsf

I'm not super sure what to say but the info is very appreciated and has been absorbed! It's kinda funny to me that of the series I've been told about so far, two of them had to do with performing arts and I just had no idea

[doubleattitude]

BTF 1st Place Winners at Multiple Comps 2022/23

Two Wins

Peewee

Evie Lacoste-Modern Conceptions of Dance (JUMP, Radix)

Kendall Khamphengphet-Legacy Dance Studio (NUVO, 24/7)

Sylvie Win Szyndlar-Club Dance Studio (24/7, Radix)

Alyssa Horta-Dance Town (NUVO, JUMP)

Grayson Ashton-Artistry Dance and Company (JUMP, 24/7)

Shale Herrera-Danceplex (JUMP, Radix)

Mini

Reese Braga-New Level Dance Company (NUVO, Radix)

Mila Simunic-Legacy Dance Studio (JUMP, 24/7)

Ellary Day Szyndlar-Club Dance Studio (24/7, Radix)

Kendall Brown-South Tulsa Dance Co (NUVO, Radix)

Junior

Kya Massimino-Stars Dance Studio (JUMP, Radix)

Braylynn Grizzaffi-The Pointe Performing Arts Center (NUVO, 24/7)

Lexus Natalie-Evolve Dance Complex (NUVO, JUMP)

Faith Crain- Prodigy Dance And Performing Arts Centre (NUVO, JUMP)

Teen

Leila Winker-Millennium Dance Complex-Nashville (NUVO, 24/7)

Kynadi Crain-Jean Leigh Academy of Dance (JUMP, Radix)

Keira Redpath-Larkin Dance Studio (NUVO, 24/7)

Nicholas Bustos-Stars Dance Studio (JUMP, 24/7)

Sophie Garcia-Stars Dance Studio (JUMP, 24/7)

Isabella Lynch-Danceology (NUVO, 24/7)

Senior

Rachel Quiner-Hunterdon Hills Ballet (NUVO, Radix)

Kaitlyn Tom-Nor Cal Dance Arts (24/7, Radix)

Reagan Stafford-Next Step Dance (NUVO, 24/7)

Avery Lau-South Tulsa Dance Co (NUVO, JUMP)

Kaitlyn Santos-Dance Town (NUVO, JUMP)

Emma Donnelly-Danceology (NUVO, 24/7)

Ying Lei Pham-Movement Emporium (NUVO, JUMP)

Sophie Tosh-Artistic Edge Dance Centre (JUMP, 24/7)

Three Wins

Peewee

Mini

Brooklyn Ward-Center Stage Performing Arts Studio (JUMP, 24/7, Radix)

Lilly Anderson-Larkin Dance Studio (JUMP, 24/7, Radix)

Junior

Savannah Manzel-Larkin Dance Studio (NUVO, JUMP, 24/7)

Esme Chou-Project 21 (NUVO, JUMP, 24/7)

Kinsley Oykhman-The Academy (NUVO, JUMP, 24/7)

Emily Polis-The Vision Dance Alliance (NUVO, 24/7, Radix)

Teen

Crystal Huang-The Rock Center for Dance (NUVO, JUMP, 24/7)

Caroline Quiner-Hunterdon Hills Ballet (NUVO, 24/7, Radix)

Senior

Four Wins

Peewee

Mini

Anita Rodriguez-Stars Dance Studio

Junior

Teen

Senior

[vintage1981]

Celebrating Jonathan Frid

Jonathan Frid (December 2, 1924 – April 14, 2012) was a Canadian actor, best known for his role as vampire Barnabas Collins on the gothic television soap opera Dark Shadows.

Frid was born of Scottish and English ancestry in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. His birth name was John Herbert Frid. He was the youngest son of homemaker Isabel Flora (née McGregor) and Herbert Percival "H.P." Frid, a construction executive.

Frid served in the Royal Canadian Navy during World War II. He graduated from McMaster University in Hamilton in 1948, and the following year was accepted at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts in London. He moved to the United States in 1954, and received a Master of Fine Arts (MFA) degree in Directing from the Yale School of Drama in 1957. As a student at Yale in 1956, he starred in the premiere of William Snyder's play A True and Special Friend. He went on to star in the first productions at the Williamstown Theater in Williamstown, Massachusetts and stage productions in Canada, England and the United States.

He began using the stage name Jonathan Frid (rather than John Frid) in 1962, and made his Broadway debut as an understudy in the 1964 play Roar Like a Dove.

Early television roles with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation included parts in Julius Caesar, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, Our Town, and The Picture of Dorian Gray.

Frid is widely known for the role of vampire Barnabas Collins in the original gothic serial Dark Shadows, which ran from 1966-71 and in which he appeared in 594 episodes. He also starred as Barnabas in the 1970 movie House of Dark Shadows. In 1967, Frid had made plans to move to the U.S. West Coast to pursue a career as an acting teacher when he won the role that ultimately made him a household name. As Frid explained on his Web site, he had barely entered his apartment as the phone call from his agent came informing him that he had won the role of Barnabas Collins. He agreed to accept it after being told it was a short-term one that would provide him with extra cash while he prepared to move. As the character's popularity soared, Frid scrapped those plans.

After Dark Shadows ended in 1971, he returned to performing in live theatre full-time with starring roles in the Broadway plays Murder in the Cathedral as Thomas Becket and Wait Until Dark as Harry Roat. Frid had previously played the role of a psychiatrist on the CBS Television soap opera As the World Turns. In 1973, Frid appeared in the TV movie The Devil's Daughter, starring Shelley Winters, and the following year starred in Oliver Stone's directorial debut, Seizure. In 1978, he returned to Canada for a time and later returned to New York City in the early 1980s.

In December 1986, Frid joined the Broadway cast of Arsenic and Old Lace co-starring with Jean Stapleton, and subsequently spent over a year with the show on the road. Earlier in 1986, he formed his own production company, Clunes Associates, with producer Mary O’Leary to tour universities and performing arts centers in a series of readers' theatre entertainments, principally Fools & Fiends, Shakespearean Odyssey and Fridiculousness. "Frid makes the tales live with the wonderful instrument of his voice and his zest for entertaining" went one of his noteworthy reviews.

Frid retired to his native Canada in 1994. From time to time he would perform his one-man shows for charitable and fundraising events.  In June 2000, he returned to the professional stage in a limited engagement of the play Mass Appeal, first in Hamilton, then at the Stirling Festival Theatre in Stirling, Ontario.

In 2010, he returned to the role of Barnabas Collins for the first time in 39 years in a Dark Shadows audio drama, Night Whispers. The following year along with his former Dark Shadows co-stars David Selby, Lara Parker and Kathryn Leigh Scott, he filmed a cameo appearance for Tim Burton’s Dark Shadows film, which became his final film appearance. Just a few weeks prior to the film release Frid died at the Juravinski Hospital in Hamilton on April 14, 2012 following a fall at the age of 87.

[silent-dragon]

TWST Fanschool OC Profile ~ Bobbie Flutterheart

"The Stage is like a new lover. Be prepared to give it your all and it will love you back or get a new one hehe." ~ Bobbie Flutterheart

Personal Info

Name: Bobbie Flutterheart

Gender: Non-binary Transfem (She/They)

Age: 32

Species: Dino-Reptilian Beasthuman

Based on: Birdo from Super Mario Series

Orientation: Pansexual

Birthday: 10/9

Zodiac: Libra

Height: 168cm

Eye Color: Royal Blue

Hair Color: Dusty Pink

Homeland: Interstate Hill

Work Info

School: Hourglass Station Academy (@hourglassstationacademy)

Occupation: Theater Arts Teacher,Retired Stage Performer

Other Info

Dominant Hand: Right

Favorite Food: Deviled Eggs

Least Favorite Food: Shellfish

Dislikes: Sweating,Tardiness,Forgetting Something,Off Tune Singing,Lack of Attention,Her Favorite Lipstick Shade being Sold Out

Hobby: Watching Her Old stage Plays,Makeup Organization,Hair/Horn Care,Shopping,Reciting Movie Quotes,Flirting with everyone at work,Reading Play Scripts

Talents: Acting,Makeup,Directing Plays,Making Casting Sheets,Looking Fabulous,Flirtation,Energizing a Room,Singing,Posing

Elemental Magic: Light/Flora

Unique Magic: "Egg em off stage!" - Bobbie can conjure an infinite amount of eggs filled with whatever she wants them filled with and often throws them at whatever/whoever is making her angry repeatedly.

OC’s Lore Summary: A stage performer who once had her name in lights as a main cast in a play. Now retired she struggles to do normal things as her mind only thinks about her days on the stage. She finally decided to see if teaching/seeing others continue stage life would keep her happy.

Personality: Bobbie can come off as dramatic a lot given she is usually in acting mode but that's not all the time. She is super flirty around her coworkers, always trying to get a date or invite to her place. It's an annoying way to ask for friends as she thinks only those who love her would be her friends. She can get vain if seeing someone getting a lot of attention over her but that's just her not accepting she isn't the center of attention any more. When tired or off work she shows her true nature of just being lonely and wanting someone to give her a little bit of attention.

Fun Facts: Bobbie started acting at age 6. Often was casted as a monster as a kid.

Most comments about Bobbie stage acting were about how her deep voice carried and felt good in people's ear whenever she talked or sang.

Even though she may be too old for bows, Bobbie always wears one in her hair. People she flirts with often say they can't take her seriously as she looks childish with it on. She knows it looks cute so ignores comments about her bow.

She is mostly known for monster and demon play roles given how she looks but she has some regular roles too she is proud of.

She had no preference when it came to roles. She would try out for male,female,and all other types. Often getting evil male or effeminate male roles.

Since retirement she has struggled to do basic things as she always had someone doing them for her. She constantly fights with her washing machine,microwaves all her food,and will throw something away and get new one rather than clean it. Only thing she has been ok with is the dishwasher.

Bobbie wears what seems to be a diamond wedding ring on her left hand but everyone knows she is not married. She bought it for herself as a way to distract her mind from loneliness as she can imagine getting married when looking at it.

She needs friends but always tries to turn a potential friend into a lover even just for a night so she barely has anyone who'd say she is their friend. Most are stage performers who never see her in person so don't get hit on as they know how she is but still care about her. They text or talk to her on the phone or on social media sites.

[softiedancers]

All TDA Best Dancer Titles By Studio

Mini Female Best Dancers:

2 Wins

Larkin Dance Studio (Kelsie Jacobson 2021, Savannah Manzel 2020)

The Rock Center For Dance (Crystal Huang 2019, Kiarra Waidelich 2016)

Stars Dance Studio (Kya Massimino 2021, Diana Pombo 2016)

1 Win

Project 21 (Gracyn French 2019)

Michelle Latimer Dance Academy (Elliana Walmsley 2018)

Evolve Dance Complex (Cami Voorhees 2018)

Center Stage Performing Arts Studio (Brightyn Brems 2017)

Prodigy Dance And Performing Arts Centre (Hailey Bills 2017)

Limitless at Master Ballet (Avery Gay 2015)

Joanne Chapman School of Dance (Jezzaeyah Slack 2015)

Club Dance Studio (Brynn Rumfallo 2014)

Westchester Dance Academy (Kayla Mak 2014)

Drewitz Dance Productions (Tate McRae 2013)

Murrieta Dance Project (Talia Seitel 2012)

CC & Co. Dance Complex (Leara Stanley 2011)

Mini Male Best Dancers:

2 Wins

Murrieta Dance Project (Aedyn Bekker 2019, Artyon Celestine 2016)

Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre (Hudson Pletcher 2018, Joziah German 2014)

Stars Dance Studio (Michael Cash Savio 2021, Brady Farrar 2014)

1 Win

Danceology (Jacob Barrow 2021)

PULSE Dance Centre (Keenan Mentzos 2020)

Woodbury Dance Center (Ian Stegeman 2019)

companyONE (Anthony Lagrega 2018)

Club Dance Studio (JT Church 2017)

Elite Danceworx (Stefano Bonomo 2017)

The Dance Zone (Jonathan Paula 2016)

The Rage (Gavin Morales 2015)

Art & Soul Dance Company (Tristan Ianiero 2015)

Southern Strutt (Joey Britt 2013)

Dance Empire of Miami (Jamaii Melvin 2012)

Talent Factory (Travis Atwood 2011)

Junior Female Best Dancers:

3 Wins

Club Dance Studio (Bostyn Brown 2016, Jaycee Wilkins 2015, Kalani Hilliker 2013)

2 Wins

The Rock Center For Dance (Crystal Huang 2021, Kiarra Waidelich 2018)

Larkin Dance Studio (Ali Ogle 2020, Ava Wagner 2018)

YYC Dance Project (Bella Klassen 2017, Tate McRae 2015)

1 Win

Evolve Dance Complex (Cami Voorhees 2021)

The Pointe Performing Arts Center (Keagan Capps 2019)

WESTSIDE Dance Project (Addison Leitch 2019)

Master Ballet Academy (Avery Gay 2017)

Danceology (Emma York 2016)

Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Center (Emma Sutherland 2014)

RT Dance Academy (Sophia Lucia 2014)

Jean Jeigh Academy of Dance (Payton Johnson 2012)

The Dance Centre (Jayci Kalb 2011)

Junior Male Best Dancers:

3 Wins

Stars Dance Studio (Nicholas Bustos 2020, Brady Farrar 2017, Parker Garrison 2016)

2 Wins

Performing Dance Arts (Jackson Foley 2018, Murphy Lee 2015)

Elite Danceworx (Stefano Bonomo 2019, Findlay Mcconnell 2014)

1 Win

The Base Dance Center (Cooper Macalalad 2021)

Woodbury Dance Center (Ian Stegeman 2021)

Vlad's Dance Company (Timothy Zvifel 2019)

Canadian Dance Unit (Jonathan Paula 2018)

Art & Soul Dance Company (Tristan Ianiero 2017)

Just for Kicks (Holden Maples 2016)

Center Stage Performing Arts Studio (Carter Williams 2014)

JCSOD (Julian Lombardi 2013)

Dance Town (D'angelo Castro 2012)

Dance Unlimited (Jonathan Wade 2011)

Teen Female Best Dancers:

2 Wins

The Rock Center For Dance (Savannah Kristich 2021, Kiarra Waidelich 2020)

Club Dance Studio (Bostyn Brown 2019, Simrin Player 2014)

Elite Danceworx (Kelis Robinson 2018, Jazzmin James 2012)

1 Win

Project 21 (Dyllan Blackburn 2021)

Dance Town (Ruby Castro 2019)

YYC Dance Project (Tate McRae 2018)

WESTSIDE Dance Project (Megan Goldstein 2017)

Stars Dance Studio (Quinn Starner 2017)

Dance Industry Performing Arts Center (Emma Sutherland 2016)

Denise Wall Dance Energy (Morgan Higgins 2016)

Elevation Studios (Lucy Vallely 2015)

Jean Leigh Academy of Dance (Payton Johnson 2015)

The Dance Centre (Jayci Kalb 2014)

Murrieta Dance Project (Christina Ricucci 2013)

CC & Co. Dance Complex (Sarah Pippin 2011)

Teen Male Best Dancers:

5 Wins

Elite Danceworx (Joey Gertin 2018, Findlay Mcconnell 2017, Julian Elia 2014, Zenon Zubyk 2013, Kyle Patrick Clark 2012)

3 Wins

Stars Dance Studio (Brady Farrar 2021, Logan Hernandez 2015, Ricky Ubeda 2011)

1 Win

Larkin Dance Studio (Caleb Abea 2021)

The Rock Center For Dance (Easton Magliarditi 2020)

Performing Dance Arts (Murphy Lee 2019)

Westlake Dance Center (Holden Maples 2019)

Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre (Joziah German 2018)

Danceology (Ryan Maw 2017)

The Company (Sage Rosen 2016)

Dance Town (D'Angelo Castro 2016)

Company C Dance Club (Graham Feeny 2015)

West Coast School of the Arts (Lex Ishimoto 2014)

Senior Female Best Dancers:

3 Wins

WESTSIDE Dance Project (Ell Horan 2021, Lucy Vallely 2018, Alyssa Allen 2014)

2 Wins

Larkin Dance Studio (Ellie Wagner 2019, Taylor Sieve 2016)

Elite Danceworx (Kelis Robinson 2020, Bianca Melchior 2011)

1 Win

Westchester Dance Academy (Kayla Mak 2021)

Stars Dance Studio (Vivian Ruiz 2019)

Denise Wall Dance Energy (Morgan Higgins 2018)

Club Dance Studio (Simrin Player 2017)

Jean Leigh Academy of Dance (Payton Johnson 2017)

The Dance Centre (Jayci Kalb 2016)

Columbia City Jazz (Ashley Green 2015)

Elite Danceworx (Jazzmin James 2015)

Dancemakers of Atlanta (Brianne Sellars 2014)

The Dance Studio of Fresno (Miriam Gittens 2013)

Center Stage Performing Arts Studio (Jenna Johnson 2012)

Senior Male Best Dancers:

2 Wins

Elite Danceworx (Findlay Mcconnell 2019, Kyle Patrick Clarke 2015)

Columbia City Jazz (Michael Hall 2015, Daniel Gaymon 2011)

1 Win

Danceology (Alex Shulman 2021)

Center Stage Performing Arts Studio (Jaxon Willard 2021)

Prodigy Dance And Performing Arts Centre (Joziah German 2020)

Dance Town (D'Angelo Castro 2019)

The Rock Center For Dance (Christian Smith 2018)

Vlad's Dance Company (Michael Novitski 2018)

Artistic Fusion Dance Academy (Timmy Blankenship 2017)

Denise Wall Dance Energy (Wyeth Walker 2017)

West Coast School Of The Arts (Lex Ishimoto 2016)

Dance Unlimited (Jonathan Wade 2016)

Leeming Danceworx (Keanu Uchida 2014)

Southern Strutt (Zelig Williams 2013)

Stars Dance Studio (Ricky Ubeda 2012)

Most Best Dancer Wins Total

Elite Danceworx (15)

Stars Dance Studio (13)

Club Dance Studio (9)

The Rock Center For Dance (8)

Larkin Dance Studio (7)

Prodigy Dance And Performing Arts Centre (6)

WESTSIDE Dance Project (5)

Center Stage Performing Arts Studio/Dance Town/Danceology/Murrieta Dance Project (4)

Columbia City Jazz/Denise Wall Dance Energy/The Dance Centre/YYC Dance Project (3)

Art & Soul Dance Company/CC & Co. Dance Complex/Dance Unlimited/Evolve Dance Complex/Jean Leigh Academy of Dance/Project 21/Southern Strutt/Vlad's Dance Company/Westchester Dance Academy/West Coast School Of The Arts/Woodbury Dance Center (2)

[ronk]

Daniel Craig & Stephen Colbert

NJ's Montclair Film Festival is proud to honor Daniel Craig with its 2022 Tribute! Stephen Colbert will host Mr. Craig on stage at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center (NJPAC) in downtown Newark, NJ on Friday, October 28, 2022, at 8:00 PM!

Daniel Craig is hailed as one of the finest actors of his generation on stage, screen, and television. Last year Craig returned for his fifth and final turn as ‘Bond’ in NO TIME TO DIE. The film was nominated for Outstanding British Film of the Year at the 2022 BAFTA Film Awards and won the Academy Award® for Original Song.

In 2019 Craig was seen in Rian Johnson’s hugely successful film, KNIVES OUT. A whodunit contemporary murder mystery, Daniel starred as ‘Benoit Blanc’ alongside Jamie Lee Curtis, Michael Shannon, Chris Evans, and Toni Colette. Craig’s standout performance earned him a Golden Globe Award nomination. He reprises his role for the sequel – GLASS ONION: A KNIVES OUT MYSTERY – alongside a stellar cast including Kathryn Hahn, Dave Bautista, Edward Norton, Kate Hudson, and Jessica Henwick.

Ticket information https://montclairfilm.org/events/an-evening-with-daniel-craig-stephen-colbert/ This event is the major fundraiser for Montclair Film.

2018 saw Daniel star as ‘Obie Hardison’ in KINGS with Halle Berry and Rick Ravanello. Set in the violent aftermath of Rodney King’s trial in 1992, the story follows a foster family in South Central and the implications the verdict has on their lives. Prior to this, Daniel was seen in Steven Soderbergh’s LOGAN LUCKY as ‘Joe Bang’ alongside Adam Driver, Channing Tatum, and Sebastian Stan. The story concerns two brothers who attempt to pull off a heist during a NASCAR race in North Carolina.

2015 saw Daniel star in the eagerly anticipated SPECTRE. Craig was seen returning as ‘James Bond’ for the third time, in the critically acclaimed box office smash SKYFALL. He has also starred as ‘Bond’ in QUANTUM OF SOLACE and CASINO ROYALE. In 2011 Craig starred in THE GIRL WITH THE DRAGON TATTOO directed by David Fincher, he played the lead character Mikael Blomkvist opposite Rooney Mara. Craig’s earlier film credits include LOVE AND RAGE, OBSESSION, THE POWER OF ONE, ROAD TO PERDITION, LAYER CAKE, INFAMOUS and Steven Spielberg’s Oscar®-nominated film MUNICH.

Craig is also an accomplished stage actor and in 2013 starred in the critically acclaimed Broadway show BETRAYAL in which he starred opposite Rafe Spall and Rachel Weisz. Directed by Mike Nichols, the play ran for 14 weeks and grossed $17.5million in that time. Daniel’s most recent theatre venture was the off- Broadway production of OTHELLO alongside David Oyelowo and directed by Sam Gold, at the New York Theatre in the autumn of 2016. In 2009 Daniel starred in a twelve-week Broadway run of A STEADY RAIN. Craig played opposite Hugh Jackman in this contemporary American play. Craig’s other theatre credits include leading roles in HURLYBURLY with the Peter Hall Company at the Old Vic, ANGELS IN AMERICA at The National Theatre and A NUMBER at the Royal Court alongside Michael Gambon.

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Most first place wins at Jump per Studio

Only includes Studios with three or more wins!

JumpStarts:

Club, Larkin (12)

Stars (8)

Dance Town (7)

CSPAS (6)

Dance Unlimited, Southern Strutt (5)

Danceology, NorthSide Dance Project, Studio L Waldwick/Hoboken, The NINE Dance Academy, The Rock (4)

Danceplex, Elite Feet Artists Company, Evolve Dance Complex, Expressenz Dance Center, Legacy Dance Studio, Maries Dance Studio, Modern Conceptions of Dance, The Pointe PAC, Yoko's Dance (3)

Minis:

Stars (28)

Club (27)

Evolve Dance Complex (17)

Larkin (11)

Danceology, Westchester Dance Academy(10)

Project 21 (8)

Academy of Ballet and Jazz, The Rock (7)

Prodigy Dance and PAC, The Pointe PAC, Williams Center Rhythms Factory, YYC Dance (5)

CSPAS, Maries Dance Studio, New Level, NorthSide Dance Project, Studio L Waldwick/Hoboken, Collaborative at Encore Studio, Dance Centre, Dance Zone (4)

Dance Enthusiasm, Dance Town, Dance Unlimited, Danceplex, IMPAC Youth Ensemble, Just Off Broadway, Katy Kress Dance Revolution, MBA, Rock City Dance Center, San Diego Dance Centre, Southern Strutt (3)

Juniors:

Stars (23)

Danceology (18)

Club (12)

Evolve Dance Complex (11)

Larkin, Project 21, Westchester Dance Academy (10)

The Rock (8)

Prodigy Dance and PAC, WDP (7)

Michelle Latimer DA, Tawn Maries Dance Center, Dance Centre (6)

Creative Arts Academy, Southern Strutt (5)

CSPAS, Elite Danceworx, For Dancers Only, Nor Cal, Trilogy Dance Co, Woodlands Underground (4)

Academy of Ballet and Jazz, CC & Co, Center Stage Dance Studio, Columbia City Jazz, Dancewors Costa Rica, Denise Wall's, Hunterdon Hills Ballet, Just Off Broadway, Kim Massay, Maries Dance Studio, The Company, The Pointe PAC, Vision Dance Alliance, Warehouse Dance Complex (3)

Teens:

Stars (22)

Larkin (16)

Danceology (15)

WDP (12)

Denise Wall's, Michelle Latimer, Prodigy Dance and PAC, Project 21, Westchester Dance Academy(8)

Elite Danceworx (7)

Club, Columbia PAC, Murrieta Dance Project, Nor Cal, Dance Centre, The Rock (6)

Columbia City Jazz, CSPAS, Danceworks Costa Rica, Jean Leigh, Main Street Dance, Dance Club, YYC Dance (5)

Hunterdon Hills Ballet, Jazzgoba Dance Academy, Music General, Dance Kollective, Project at HTX (4)

AVID Dance Productions, CCJ Conservatory, Creative Arts Academy, Dance Arts Center, Dance Industry PAC, For Dancers Only, Kim Massay, Noretta Dunworth, Warehouse Dance Complex, WCSA, Williams Center Rhythm Factory(3)

Seniors:

Stars (20)

Westchester Dance Academy (13)

Elite Danceworx, WDP (10)

Larkin (9)

Denise Wall's, Michelle Latimer (8)

Nor Cal (7)

Dance Industry PAC, Dance Town, Murrieta Dance Project (6)

CCJ Conservatory, CSPAS, DanceMakers of Atlanta, Kim Massay, Royal Dance Works, South Tulsa Dance Co (5)

CC & Co, Columbia PAC, Danceworks Costa Rica, Prodigy Dance and PAC, Studio for the Living Arts, Winner School (4)

Allegro Performing Arts Academy, Artistic Fusion, Canadian Dance Co, Center Stage Dance Studio, Club, Columbia City Jazz, Dance Arts Center, Dance Unlimited, Danceology, For Dancers Only, Kingwood Jazz & Company, Maga Domene & Co Estudio de Danza, Maries Dance Studio, Music General, NorthPointe Dance Academy, Northwest Dance and Acro, Rios Dance, Spotlight Dance Works, Studio 413, Dance Centre, The Rock, Southern Strutt, YYC Dance (3)

Top 15 Overall:

Stars (101)

Club (60)

Larkin (58)

Danceology (50)

Westchester Dance Academy (41)

Evolve Dance Complex (33)

Project 21, WDP (29)

The Rock (28)

CSPAS, Prodigy Dance and PAC(24)

Michelle Latimer (23)

Elite Danceworx (22)

Denise Wall's, Nor Cal, Dance Centre(19)

Dance Town (18)

Southern Strutt (17)

Dance Unlimited, Maries Dance Studio (15)

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Dr. Academy: The Premier IIT Coaching Institute in Hyderabad

In the bustling city of Hyderabad, where academic excellence is a priority for many aspiring engineers, Dr. Academy stands out as the premier coaching institute for IIT aspirants. Renowned for its exceptional teaching methodologies, experienced faculty, and a proven track record of success, Dr. Academy has become synonymous with quality IIT coaching.

Dr. Academy boasts a team of highly qualified and experienced educators who are adept at guiding students through the rigorous IIT JEE syllabus. The institute offers a comprehensive curriculum that is meticulously designed to cover every aspect of the IIT entrance examination, ensuring that students are well-prepared for both the JEE Main and Advanced stages. The faculty members are not just teachers but mentors who provide personalized attention to each student, helping them to identify their strengths and work on their weaknesses.

One of the key features of Dr. Academy is its state-of-the-art infrastructure, which includes well-equipped classrooms, a vast library with an extensive collection of study materials, and advanced laboratory facilities. These resources create an optimal learning environment where students can focus on their studies without any distractions.

Dr. Academy also places a strong emphasis on regular assessments and feedback. Through a series of mock tests, quizzes, and practice sessions, students are continuously evaluated, and their performance is closely monitored. This helps in identifying areas that need improvement and allows for timely interventions. The feedback system is designed to keep students motivated and on track with their preparation.

Furthermore, Dr. Academy offers a range of support services, including doubt-clearing sessions, motivational seminars, and counseling services. These initiatives ensure that students remain focused, motivated, and confident throughout their preparation journey. The institute also encourages a collaborative learning environment where students can interact with their peers, share knowledge, and solve problems together.

Dr. Academy's commitment to excellence is reflected in its impressive results. Each year, a significant number of students from the institute secure top ranks in the IIT JEE examinations, making it one of the most sought-after coaching centers in Hyderabad. The success stories of its alumni, who have gone on to achieve great heights in their careers, further testify to the effectiveness of Dr. Academy's coaching programs.

In conclusion, for students in Hyderabad who are aspiring to crack the IIT JEE and secure a place in one of India's prestigious IITs, Dr. Academy offers the perfect blend of expert guidance, comprehensive resources, and a supportive learning environment. With its unwavering focus on student success, Dr. Academy continues to lead the way in IIT coaching, helping students turn their dreams into reality.

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 Women’s Cricket  Academy in Bangalore -  Karnataka Institute of Cricket

The Karnataka Institute of Cricket (KIOC) is one of the premier cricket academies in India, renowned for its dedication to fostering cricket talent and providing top-tier training facilities. Established in Bangalore, the heart of Karnataka's cricketing culture, KIOC has become a beacon of excellence in cricket coaching, nurturing players who have gone on to achieve success at national and international levels.

Founding and Vision

Founded by Irfan Sait, a prominent Women's cricket Academy coach with a deep passion for the game, KIOC aims to create an environment where young cricketers can develop their skills, discipline, and understanding of the sport. The academy's vision is to be a center of excellence that produces world-class cricketers who can compete at the highest levels.

Facilities and Infrastructure

KIOC boasts state-of-the-art facilities designed to provide comprehensive training and development opportunities for cricketers of all ages and skill levels. Key features include:

Indoor and Outdoor Nets: Advanced practice nets equipped with various pitch types and automated bowling machines.

High-Performance Gym: A fully equipped fitness center focusing on strength, conditioning, and injury prevention.

Video Analysis and Simulation Room: For detailed performance review and tactical planning.

Residential Facilities: On-campus accommodation for outstation and international trainees, ensuring a focused and immersive training experience.

Specialist Coaches: A team of experienced coaches, many of whom are former professional cricketers, providing expert guidance and mentoring.

Training Programs

KIOC offers a variety of training programs tailored to different age groups and skill levels:

Basic Coaching Program: For young beginners, focusing on fundamental skills and a passion for the game.

Intermediate Coaching Program: For players with some experience, aiming to refine techniques and improve game awareness.

Advanced Training Program: For experienced players looking to enhance their skills and prepare for competitive cricket.

Elite Development Program: For top-tier athletes, including personalized coaching, fitness regimens, dietary plans, and mental conditioning.

Achievements and Alumni

Over the years, KIOC has produced numerous cricketers who have excelled at various levels of the game, including national and international stages. The academy's emphasis on holistic development ensures that its alumni not only perform well on the field but also exhibit strong character and sportsmanship off the field.

Community Engagement and Outreach

KIOC is committed to promoting cricket at the grassroots level through various community engagement and outreach initiatives. These include:

Talent Hunts and Clinics: Regularly conducted in different regions to identify and nurture budding cricketers.

Workshops and Camps: Providing specialized training sessions and exposure to modern cricketing techniques.

Scholarships and Support Programs: For underprivileged and talented cricketers, ensuring equal opportunities for all.

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KS Academy: The Best CA Academy in Coimbatore

Introduction

In the realm of professional accounting education, Chartered Accountancy (CA) stands out as one of the most prestigious qualifications. Achieving this designation requires rigorous training and exceptional guidance. KS Academy in Coimbatore has established itself as a premier institution for aspiring Chartered Accountants, offering comprehensive coaching and a proven track record of success.

History of KS Academy

Founding and Early Years

KS Academy was founded by a group of experienced Chartered Accountants who envisioned an institution dedicated to excellence in CA education. Established in [year], the academy started with a modest batch of students and has since grown into a reputed center of learning.

Growth and Expansion

Over the years, KS Academy has expanded its facilities, faculty, and resources. The institution now boasts state-of-the-art classrooms, a well-stocked library, and advanced learning tools that cater to the needs of its students.

Achievements and Milestones

Courses Offered at KS Academy

CA Foundation

Overview

The CA Foundation course is the entry-level qualification for the CA program. It covers fundamental concepts in accounting, economics, and business law.

Syllabus

The syllabus includes Principles and Practice of Accounting, Business Laws and Business Correspondence and Reporting, Business Mathematics, Logical Reasoning and Statistics, and Business Economics and Business and Commercial Knowledge.

Teaching Methodology

KS Academy employs a blend of traditional classroom teaching and modern e-learning tools to ensure comprehensive understanding.

CA Intermediate

Overview

The CA Intermediate course builds on the foundational knowledge and introduces more complex accounting principles and practices.

Syllabus

This course covers subjects such as Accounting, Corporate and Other Laws, Cost and Management Accounting, Taxation, Advanced Accounting, Auditing and Assurance, Enterprise Information Systems & Strategic Management, and Financial Management & Economics for Finance.

Teaching Methodology

The academy’s approach includes detailed lectures, practical workshops, and regular assessments to monitor progress.

CA Final

Overview

The CA Final course is the last and most challenging stage of the CA qualification. It demands an in-depth understanding of advanced accounting concepts and practices.

Syllabus

Subjects include Financial Reporting, Strategic Financial Management, Advanced Auditing and Professional Ethics, Corporate and Economic Laws, Strategic Cost Management and Performance Evaluation, Risk Management, Financial Services and Capital Markets, and International Taxation.

Teaching Methodology

KS Academy provides specialized coaching with a focus on case studies, real-world applications, and professional ethics.

Faculty at KS Academy

Experienced Professionals

KS Academy’s faculty comprises seasoned Chartered Accountants with extensive industry and teaching experience. Their expertise ensures that students receive high-quality education and practical insights.

Teaching Techniques

Faculty members use a variety of teaching techniques, including interactive sessions, group discussions, and problem-solving exercises, to cater to different learning styles.

Student-Faculty Interaction

Regular interactions between students and faculty are encouraged to address queries and provide personalized guidance.

Facilities and Infrastructure

Classrooms

KS Academy’s classrooms are equipped with modern teaching aids, including projectors, audio-visual systems, and comfortable seating arrangements.

Library

The academy has a well-stocked library with an extensive collection of books, journals, and digital resources related to accounting and finance.

Study Materials

KS Academy provides comprehensive study materials, including textbooks, practice papers, and online resources, to aid students in their preparation.

Admission Process

Eligibility Criteria

To enroll in the CA Foundation course, students must have completed their higher secondary education. For CA Intermediate, candidates need to clear the CA Foundation exam. For CA Final, passing both groups of CA Intermediate is mandatory.

Application Procedure

The application process involves filling out an online form, submitting necessary documents, and paying the admission fee. Detailed information is available on the academy’s website.

Fees and Scholarships

Student Life at KS Academy

Campus Environment

The campus environment at KS Academy is conducive to learning, with a focus on discipline and academic excellence.

Extracurricular Activities

The academy encourages participation in extracurricular activities, including sports, cultural events, and professional development workshops, to ensure holistic development.

Student Support Services

KS Academy provides various support services, including counseling, career guidance, and mentoring, to help students navigate their academic journey.

Alumni Success Stories

Notable Alumni

Many KS Academy alumni have gone on to achieve remarkable success in their careers, holding prominent positions in leading firms and organizations.

Testimonials

Alumni testimonials highlight the positive impact KS Academy has had on their professional lives, praising the quality of education and support received during their time at the academy.

Expert Insights

Faculty Insights

Faculty members at KS Academy share their expertise on the importance of CA education, career opportunities, and tips for success in the CA exams.

Industry Experts

Guest lectures and seminars by industry experts provide students with valuable insights into the latest trends and developments in the field of accounting and finance.

Community Engagement and Social Responsibility

Social Initiatives

KS Academy is committed to giving back to the community through various social initiatives, including educational outreach programs and financial literacy workshops.

Environmental Responsibility

The academy promotes environmental sustainability through green practices on campus and awareness campaigns.

Conclusion

KS Academy stands out as a premier CA academy in Coimbatore, offering exceptional education and comprehensive support to its students. With a strong foundation, experienced faculty, and state-of-the-art facilities, the academy continues to shape the future of aspiring Chartered Accountants.