Hundreds of talented dancers will convene at Carnival City on September 8 and 9 for the Supreme Dance of the Year dancing competition organised by Diane Moore. The two-day event, featuring spectacular dance displays and dazzling costumes, will take place at the Big Top Arena.
Founded over 30 years ago, the Supreme Dance of the Year is recognised as the most prestigious dance championship in South Africa, attracting dancers from across the country, the United Kingdom and Europe.
At this year’s competition, dancers of all ages and skills will compete in different categories, including championship, rising stars and medal sections. Competitors in the Ballroom and Latin American sections will compete on Sunday. All freestyle sections will take place on the Saturday.
These include solos, couples, slow dance, hustle, rock ‘n roll, formation teams, small groups, Latin American, ballroom, champion of champions and hip-hop.
The winning dancers from the different sections over the championship weekend compete against each other for titles, trophies, prizes and the chance to compete internationally.
An audio-visual spectacular, the Supreme Dancer of the Year, promises loads of action, heart and spectator value. Everyone is welcome to come down to support the dancers as they thrash it out on the dance floor.
Doors to the Big Top Arena open at 8.30am for 9am with the competition starting with the hip-hop sections.
