Dance Factory Bristol training 6 Brisol Sports celebrities for Lets Dance for the NSPCC

Posted by Michele Webber on September 27, 2012 | Featured | No Comments

Michele Webber is currently training 6 fantastic local sports celebrities to get them dance ready for a wonderful event to be held on Saturday 17th November 2012 “Lets Dance for the NSPCC” The event will be our very own version of BBC’s Strictly Come Dancing and the 6 sportsman and sports related stars are giving up their time to raise money for NSPCC, an absolutely amazing cause.
Every year Dance Factory Bristol chooses one or two charities to support and this is a very exciting project.
These are competetive individuals(!) and so the stakes are high!
Those taking part are David Rees(Rugby), Glen Cattkey (Boxing), Scott Murray (Football), Mark Alleyne (Cricket), Craig Short (Rugby) and Jed Pitman (Spoorts presenter).

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Dance Factory Bristol training 6 Brisol Sports celebrities for Lets Dance for the NSPCC

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