THE Dance Latino James Bond Charity Gala concert Diamonds are Forever promises to provide a feast of dancing for audiences at Exmouth Pavilion at 2.30pm and 7.30pm on Saturday, January 26, and, at the same time, raise money for the RNLI.
THE Dance Latino James Bond Charity Gala concert Diamonds are Forever promises to provide a feast of dancing for audiences at Exmouth Pavilion at 2.30pm and 7.30pm on Saturday, January 26, and, at the same time, raise money for the RNLI.
Among the highlights of both shows will be duets by 17 year old Matt Hall and his partner Sarah Hubbard (pictured below), which will include jive, rumba and freestyle. Sarah has been with Dance Latino for three years and Matt has brought some welcome male influence since June, having previously appeared at the Pavilion with Centre Stage.
Some much younger boys of the Jets group will join the Pearls group in a street dance at the afternoon performance. Jan Hawkins, who runs Dance Latino with her husband Rod, points out that, as so many children wished to be in the show, the 'littlies' will only appear in the 2.30 performance and the middle age group in the 7.30pm performance.
Talented freestyle teacher Victoria Naughton will perform a sensational solo dance and the dynamic Diamonds (senior girls group) are set to raise temperatures with group and individual dances.
Tickets £8 adults and £5 under 16s are now on sale at Exmouth Pavilion, telephone (01395) 222477.
Roger Simmonds
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