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Modern finalist at the East Coast Dance Championships 2023

LINCOLNSHIRE

SOLO DANCE CHAMPIONSHIPS

Saturday 27 and Sunday 28 September 2025
at Cleethorpes Memorial Hall

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INFORMATION

Competition Dates:

Saturday 27 and Sunday 28 September 2025

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Venue:

Cleethorpes Memorial Hall, Grimsby Road, Cleethorpes DN35 8AH

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Entry Fee:

£10 per dance

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Closing Date for Entries:

ENTRIES CLOSED - COMPETITION FULL

Age Categories:

Mini: 5-7 years

Junior: 8-10 years

Tween: 11-13 years

Elite: 14-17 years

Dance Categories:

Ballet

Tap

Modern

Song & Dance

Time Limits:

2 Minutes: Ballet, Tap and Modern

2 Minutes 30 Seconds: Song & Dance​

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CHAMPIONSHIP PRIZES SPONSORED BY:

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HOW TO ENTER

Enter Online - Click Below

Submit Your Music - Click Below

Cleethorpes Memorial Hall - Venue for the East Coast Dance Championships in Cleethorpes

VENUE

Cleethorpes Memorial Hall, Grimsby Road, Cleethorpes DN35 8AH

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Large car park on site - Free for ECDC visitors.

Extensive local amenities nearby including restaurants and cafes.

10 minutes walk from Cleethorpes Train Station.

Excellent public transport links.

JUDGES

We are proud of our reputation for hiring judges with a range of knowledge and experience, from industry professionals to highly respected teachers, examiners and adjudicators. A panel of 3 judges will officiate the competition, each marking independently without conferring. Each dance category has a specialist judge whose marks will take precedence in case of a tie.

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EMILY-JOY SMITH
Ballet

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VANESSA LEAGH HICKS
Modern and Song & Dance

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TBC
Tap

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IMPORTANT NOTICE: We would like to stress that we always seek a varied balance of knowledge and experience on our judging panels, as well as looking for 'fresh eyes'. Not all of our judges are veteran dance festival adjudicators, and may not have undergone marking standardisation. We neither ask nor expect our judges to all mark the same! As such, natural variations in marking between the different judges is to be expected, and we will not enter into any discussion regarding the marks awarded by any of our judges.

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