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Manx dancers make history

Earlier this month (May 4), two teams from a Douglas-based dance school made history by competing in Orlando, Florida, at the 2024 Dance Summit. 

Dancers from Move It Studios were the first-ever dance team from the Isle of Man to compete at the competition in the United States.

Phoenix Rising Infernos (Junior Pom Small) and Phoenix Rising Sapphires (Junior Contemporary/Lyrical Small) were made up of team members Pixie Clarke, Mia Long, Aeryn Breed, Erin Faragher, Millie Hartley, Emma Hill, and Kiah Kennedy.

Making history

The Dance Summit, held at Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort in Orlando, stands as one of the most prestigious dance competitions, drawing elite talent from across the globe.

Amidst fierce competition, the teams showcased their outstanding skill, passion, and dedication, capturing the hearts and admiration of audiences and judges and leaving an unforgettable impression on the international stage. 

Photo: Move It Studios

It should be noted that this opportunity would not have been possible without the financial support from the Isle of Man Arts Council.

The dance school says it is so grateful for their assistance and donations given from other local businesses, family, and friends.

Move It Studios

“This historic debut at The Dance Summit is a testament to the remarkable talent and dedication of our dancers,” said Kate Caine, Director of Move It Studios.

“Representing the Isle of Man for the first time on such a prestigious platform fills us with immense pride.”

Kate Caine, Director of Move It Studios.

“The journey to The Dance Summit has been filled with hard work, passion, and unwavering support from our community. We are grateful for this opportunity to showcase our artistry and bring the spirit of the Isle of Man to the world.”  

As they return home, Phoenix Rising Infernos and Phoenix Rising Sapphires carry with them the pride of the Isle of Man and the admiration of the global dance community.

Their journey at The Dance Summit 2024 marks the beginning of a new chapter in the Isle of Man’s dance legacy, one filled with promise, passion, and endless possibilities.

Charlie Morrey is a Broadcast & Multi Media Journalist for Manx.News and also is a Presenter on Energy FM. Charlie has previously written for Isle of Man Newspapers, magazines and also started her broadcasting career with Manx Radio.

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