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JUMP Dance Convention, Greenville, SC: RESULTS

JUMPStart Solo

1st: Mila Simunoc-’Never Enough’

2nd: Tinsley Wallace-’Barbie’

3rd: Audrey Pruitt-’Bruno’

4th: Addie Goodwin-’Cause I’m A Blonde’

5th: Audrey Mikkelson-’Shake the Room’

6th: Ellie Breaux-’Young and Beautiful’

7th: Emersyn Lawson-’Get It Girl’

7th: Aria Wiggins-’Rockin’ Robin’

8th: Kinley Shih-’Through the Eyes of a Child’

9th: Kate Walters-’Amen’

Mini Solo

1st: Elizabeth Scott Lanier-’Bitter Earth’

2nd: Savy Luechtefeld-’Sound of Silence’

3rd: Taylor Rivers-’I Am Me’

3rd: Raelyn LaCavera-’Unknown’

4th: Blais Lingle-’First Snow’

4th: Ella Barnes-’Nobody’s Watching’

5th: Mia Clark-’Dem Beats’

6th: Sami Nix-’Bridges’

6th: Alessandra Gauger-’Morning’

7th: Ellie Peters-’All You Need Is Love’

8th: Hayden Quick-’Reveal’

9th: Rose Mangan-’Spanish Rose’

10th: Jayla Matthews-’Hit Me With Your Best Shot’

Junior Solo

1st: Emme James Anderson-’Resume’

2nd: Grace Woodburd-’Are We There Yet?’

2nd: Miyah LaGrant-’Mysteries of Love’

3rd: Maddie Shaw-’Final Goodbye’

3rd: Camdyn Gotts-’Telepathy’

4th: Mallory Rooney-’Tiny Dancer’

5th: Campbell Clark-’Blah Blah Cha Cha Cha’

6th: Abigail Hodges-’Earth’

6th: Ashlyn Anderson-’The Call’

6th: Ella Gagnon-’The Girl In the Letter’

7th: Belle Richardson-’Seven Birds’

8th: Sara Hartman-’Lovely’

8th: Delaney Parker-’Silberfisch’

9th: Sydney Vaughan-’Light’

9th: Callie Jones-’Suis-Moi’

10th: Addison Bradley-’Dynamite’

10th: Madisyn Amos-’Faith’

10th: Peyton Harris-’Hyperballad’

10th: Ever Martin-’Long Time Traveller’

10th: Lorelei Lingle-’Lullaby’

Teen Solo

1st: Valadie Cammack-’Dethroning of the Queen’

2nd: Grace Fauteux-’Fly Me To the Moon’

3rd: Hayley Wilson-’Leaving Song’

4th: Savannah Manning-’Line Thickness’

5th: Jaicey Thomas-’Disappear’

6th: Emma Breaux-’Next To You’

7th: Georgia Greene-’Alpha and Omega’

8th: Nyla Wilson-’Last Dance’

9th: Hallie Driggers-’Hold Back the River’

9th: Noah Ayden Grady-’I Just Want to Be There Again’

9th: Sophia Brucia-’Intentions’

10th: Lauren Durham-’Everything Passes’

10th: Addy Beckham-’White Lie’

Senior Solo

1st: Xavier Logan-’Self Memoria’

2nd: Maddie Shceliga-’I Still Hear You’

2nd: Savannah Rose-’You Have to Have Eyes’

3rd: Dabria Aguilar-’Bad Romance’

3rd: Savannah Folding-’Heart-Shaped Birthmark’

3rd: Shaeleigh Person-’Mine’

3rd: Ella Samellas-’Without You’

4th: Sarah Wiles-’Communication’

4th: Justice Jaylen Wooden-’Transient’

4th: Isabella White-’Use Me Up’

5th: Mackenzie Macklen-’Go Without’

5th: Harley Jacobs-’In This Moment’

6th: Riley Campbell-’Alright’

6th: Gabi Allen-’Bruises’

6th: Georgie Condon-’Dreamstate’

7th: Destiny Patterson-’What Good Am I’

7th: Hannah Rivers-’Will You Ever Return’

8th: Alexa Weir-’Never Again’

8th: Raegan Pender-’Raymonda’

8th: Alexandra Jinglov-’Take It Easy’

8th: Maggie Fellows-’Worth It’

9th: Caroline Combs-’Amen’

9th: Kendra Brown-’Experience’

10th: Tristin Edsel-’And So It Goes’

10th: Kelley Gibson-’Leave Your Lover’

10th: Jenna Brunson-’Rescue’

JUMPStart Duo/Trio

1st: Evolution Dance Complex-’True Colors’

Mini Duo/Trio

1st: Carolina Collective Dance-’Its Quiet Uptown’

1st: Renner Dance Company-’The Red Machine’

2nd: Renner Dance Company-’Forget About the Boy’

2nd: Summerville Dance Academy-’Girl Gang’

2nd: Summerville Dance Academy-’Icons’

3rd: In Motion Dance Center-’Forever On Your Side’

Junior Duo/Trio

1st: Renner Dance Company-’Look After You’

2nd: Carolina Collective Dance-’She Used To Be Mine’

3rd: Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’Clear and Simple’

3rd: Evolution Dance Complex-’Someone You Loved’

Teen Duo/Trio

1st: Evolution Dance Complex-’Before You Go’

2nd: Center Stage School of Performing Arts-’Pennies From Heaven’

3rd: Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’Wait’

Senior Duo/Trio

1st: Evolution Dance Complex-’I’m Here’

2nd: Evolution Dance Complex-’It’s Not All About You’

3rd: Creative Edge Dance Center-’Something Like This’

JUMPStart Group

1st: The Southern Strutt-’Ooh La La’

Mini Group

1st: The Southern Strutt-’Hey Hi Hello’

2nd: Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’Concerto in D’

3rd: Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’Bones’

Junior Group

1st: The Southern Strutt-’A Young Minds Thoughts’

2nd: Creative Edge Dance Center-’Mujer’

3rd: Litchfield Dance Arts Academy-’Small World’

Teen Group

1st: Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’I’m Delighted’

2nd: The Southern Strutt-’Posessions’

3rd: Evolution Dance Complex-’Falling Slowly’

Senior Group

1st: The Southern Strutt-’Ready, Set, Impact’

2nd: Evolution Dance Complex-’Piece By Piece’

3rd: Center Stage School of Performing Arts-’Toxic’

JUMPStart Line

1st: The Southern Strutt-’Reflection’

Mini Line

1st: The Southern Strutt-’Fly Me to the Moon’

2nd: The Southern Strutt-’Ponytail’

3rd: The Southern Strutt-’Splash N Go’

Junior Line

1st: The Southern Strutt-’I Will Leave the Light On’

2nd: The Southern Strutt-’How Ya Like That’

3rd: The Southern Strutt-’Perfect’

Teen Line

1st: Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’Lay Them Before Me’

2nd: Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’Midnight Street’

3rd: The Southern Strutt-’Which Witch’

Senior Line

1st: The Southern Strutt-’Too Darn Hot’

2nd: Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’Human Nature’

3rd: The Southern Strutt-’Charlie Boy’

JUMPStart Extended Line

1st: The Southern Strutt-’Flying Solo’

Mini Extended Line

1st: The Southern Strutt-’Bow Down’

Junior Extended Line

1st: The Southern Strutt-’The Gospel Truth’

2nd: The Southern Strutt-’Dirty South’

Teen Extended Line

1st: Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’Work’

2nd: The Southern Strutt-’XR2′

3rd: Evolution Dance Complex-’Carry The Weight’

Senior Extended Line

1st: The Southern Strutt-’Here Comes the Boom’

JUMPStart Production

1st: The Southern Strutt-’Chewy Chewy’

Teen Production

1st: The Southern Strutt-’The Wave’

2nd: The Southern Strutt-’Beetlejuice’

High Score by Performance Division:

JUMPStart Jazz

The Southern Strutt-’Chewy Chewy’

JUMPStart Lyrical

The Southern Strutt-’Reflection’

JUMPStart Contemporary

The Southern Strutt-’Flying Solo’

Mini Jazz

The Southern Strutt-’Ponytail’

Mini Lyrical

The Southern Strutt-’Fly Me to the Moon’

Mini Ballet

Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’Concerto in D’

Mini Specialty

Summerville Dance Academy-’Jungle’

Mini Contemporary

Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’Bones’

Mini Hip-Hop

The Southern Strutt-’Bow Down’

Mini Tap

The Southern Strutt-’Splash N Go’

Junior Contemporary

The Southern Strutt-’A Young Minds Thoughts’

Junior Hip-Hop

The Southern Strutt-’Dirty South’

Junior Jazz

The Southern Strutt-’How Ya Like That’

Junior Lyrical

Litchfield Dance Arts Academy-’Small World’

Junior Musical Theatre

The Southern Strutt-’The Gospel Truth’

Teen Jazz

The Southern Strutt-’XR2′

Teen Hip-Hop

The Southern Strutt-’The Wave’

Teen Contemporary

The Southern Strutt-’Which Witch’

Teen Specialty

Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’Lay Them Before Me’

Teen Musical Theatre

The Southern Strutt-’Beetlejuice’

Teen Lyrical

Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’Midnight Street’

Teen Tap

Center Stage School of Performing Arts-’Freedom’

Senior Tap

Center Stage School of Performing Arts-’Toxic’

Senior Contemporary

The Southern Strutt-’Ready, Set, Impact’

Senior Lyrical

Evolution Dance Complex-’Piece By Piece’

Senior Jazz

Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’Human Nature’

Senior Musical Theatre

The Southern Strutt-’Too Darn Hot’

Senior Hip-Hop

The Southern Strutt-’Here Comes the Boom’

Best of JUMP:

JUMPStart

The Southern Strutt-’Chewy Chewy’

Mini

Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’Concerto in D’

The Southern Strutt-’Fly Me to the Moon’

Junior

The Southern Strutt-’The Gospel Truth’

Teen

The Southern Strutt-’The Wave’

Center Stage School of Performing Arts-’Freedom’

Evolution Dance Complex-’Carry The Weight’

Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’Lay Them Before Me’

Senior

Evolution Dance Complex-’Piece By Piece’

Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’Human Nature’

The Southern Strutt-’Here Comes the Boom’

Best In Studio:

Columbia City Jazz Conservatory-’Lay Them Before Me’

Creative Edge Dance Center-’Cornerstone’

The Southern Strutt-’The Wave’

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New from Every Movie Has a Lesson by Don Shanahan: CHECKLIST: 21 films to watch for the 2021 Oscars

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In what has become an annual Monday morning Oscar hangover, this website looks down the calendar and into the crystal ball to prognosticate which 2020 films could be contenders for the 93rd Academy Awards in 2021. Who could possible top the history that was Parasite? Many will try and they may very well come from this scouting report. Last year, 11 films from the 20-film list (and six others from the honorable mention section) ended up with Oscar nominations this past month, including wins for Once Upon a Time… In Hollywood, Judy, Ford v Ferrari, 1917, Rocketman, and Little Women. No sooner than the sun rises and coffee pots turn on, the next Oscar season starts now! Here’s your eighth year of advance scouting courtesy of Every Movie Has a Lesson. Release dates are listed if known.

1. West Side Story

Everything Steven Spielberg touches gets automatic attention. He’s become very selective in his projects, so many were surprised he chose a musical, let alone a remake of a legendary classic. Baby Driver’s Ansel Elgort and newcomer Rachel Zegler are your new Tony and Maria in front of all the usual Spielberg powerhouse collaborators (cinematographer Janusz Kaminski, editor Michael Kahn, screenwriter/playwright Tony Kushner). Its Christmas release will prime it for peak Oscar attention. (December 18)

2. In the Heights

You heard this movie and its creator Lin-Manuel Miranda name-dropped last night. Its emerging star Anthony Ramos was given the mic time. They weren’t kidding about hearing it in the same place next year. Between this and West Side Story, you may have a toe-tapping 93rd Academy Awards. Be ready for the performances and inescapable summer soundtrack from Miranda. (June 26)

3. Tenet

Christopher Nolan is also on the “everything he touches” list for Oscar attention. The John David Washington and Robert Pattinson thriller may be an ominous summer blockbuster instead of small-scale prestige, but that has not stopped Nolan films before. Expect technical attention given to cinematographer Hoyte van Hotema, production designer Nathan Crowley, and composer Ludwig Goransson. (July 17)

4. Dune

Someone emerging to become equal in clout in the technical prowess department to Nolan is Denis Villeneuve. His massive undertaking of Dune may be the film that surpasses Nolan for that elusive Oscar prize. Hopping headfirst into the fantasy realms of Frank Hebert’s source is a cast of zillions including Rebecca Ferguson, Timothee Chalamat, Jason Momoa, Zendaya, Charlotte Rampling, Josh Brolin, Stellan Skarsgard, Oscar Isaac, and Dave Bautista. Someone get a bucket for the eyes popping out for this one come December. (December 18)

5. Mank

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It’s been too long since we’ve had a David Fincher feature in theaters. Gone Girl, The Social Network, and The Curious Case of Benjamin Button amassed 22 Oscar nominations and 6 wins. This behind-the-scenes look at the creation of Citizen Kane through the eyes of Oscar winner Gary Oldman’s screenwriter Herman J. Mankiewicz could be the Hollywood-celebrating-Hollywood epic that finally wins Fincher an overdue Oscar. This may be #5 for list purposes, but this is my prohibitive most-anticipated awards season favorite for this coming year. (TBA)

6. The Trial of the Chicago 7

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Speaking of David Fincher, one of his former collaborators is screenwriter-turned-filmmaker Aaron Sorkin. He’s following Molly’s Game flying solo with this legal drama about the charges leveled on a group of protestors from the 1968 Democratic Convention riots in Chicago. Enjoy on-point rapid-fire dialogue and the big screen return of Joseph Gordon-Levitt next to Kelvin Harrison, Jr., Michael Keaton, Eddie Redmayne, Jeremy Strong, J.C. MacKenzie, Sasha Baron Cohen, and Frank Langella. (October 2)

7. The French Dispatch

Speaking of another filmmaker looking for that next big picture that wins the highest honors, Wes Anderson has steadily and strongly become one of the best filmmakers of this generation. He too makes the “everything” list and The French Dispatch brings the prerequisite monster cast of Saoirse Ronan, Timothee Chalamat, Elisabeth Moss, Lea Seydoux, Willem Dafoe, Christoph Waltz, Benecio del Toro, Owen Wilson, Adrien Brody, and, of course, Bill Murray. Called a “love letter to journalists,” this could speak to auteurs and regular folks alike. Besides, like the embedded videos, there’s his usual mise en scene to marvel at in the meantime. (July 24)

8. Respect

Between Bohemian Rhapsody and Rocketman, it wouldn’t be the 21st century Oscars without a musical biopic. The brightest and best contender of that genre for 2020 is the story of Aretha Franklin with Jennifer Hudson’s presence and pipes in the lead alongside Oscar winner Forest Whitaker and a renewed Marlon Wayans for director Liesl Tommy. (October 9)

9. The Last Duel

Ridley Scott hasn’t had Oscar attention since The Martian, yet he is a veteran of pedigree where his movies garner serious consideration for praise. Scott re-teams with Matt Damon who reunites with Ben Affleck and joins the fresh pairing of the red-hot Adam Driver for a showdown of knights, noblemen, and squires. Period detail and Ridley Scott are a match made in Oscar heaven. (TBA)

10. Stillwater

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Spotlight director Tom McCarthy returns to the poignant legal realm after a cute Disney spin with Timmy Failure: Mistakes Were Made. Matt Damon stars as a father looking to clear murder charges subjected to his estranged daughter (Abigail Breslin). Wrought family drama and powerful themes come out strong with McCarthy. Let’s see if this can also be an acting breakthrough for Damon to seek the top trophy that has eluded him. (November 6)

11. Charm City Kings

Moonlight and If Beale Street Could Talk director Barry Jenkins is the story credit on this spring drama about the gangs of the Baltimore streets. While it might not be mainline Jenkins, one has to think the potential for quality is there. Meek Mill, Teyonah Parris, and Jahi D’Allo Winston star. (April 10)

12. Those Who Wish Me Dead

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Ever since Hell or High Water, the respect for Taylor Sheridan as a writer and filmmaker has grown. His latest neo-western is a Montana-set survival thriller set against a wildfire starring Angelina Jolie, Nicholas Hoult, Tyler Perry, and Jon Bernthal. If it can find and bring an edge, the acting and screenwriting categories could be in play. (TBA)

13. The Personal History of David Copperfield

Armando Iannucci’s The Death of Stalin might not have risen to Oscar love, but his follow-up raises the class up a notch by taking on Charles Dickens with Dev Patel leading Hugh Laurie and Tilda Swinton. Advance buzz overseas is very positive as this comedy stands to drop as summer counterprogramming. (May 8)

14. News of the World

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Let’s start the Tom Hanks train. Revitalized with his first Oscar nomination in over a decade for A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood, the Hollywood icon stars in three 2020 films. The first is the best Oscar hopeful of the trio. He re-teams with his Captain Phillips director Paul Greengrass for a western adapted by Lion filmmaker Luke Davies about a travelling reporter helping out his customers with a kidnapping matter. Expect raw tension as only Greengrass can deliver. (December 25)

15. Greyhound

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The second Hanks movie of the three comes from a World War II screenplay written by his own hand and directed by up-and-coming Aaron Schneider of Get Low. The story surrounds a Navy captain trying to safely traverse a pack of approaching German U-boats. Get your Captain Phillips and Saving Private Ryan tingles to have Hanks back on a boat and in WWII for a summer adventure. (May 8)

16. BIOS

The third offering from Tom dives into science fiction mixed with a little love for dogs. In a post-apocalyptic landscape, a robot is tasked with protecting a dying man’s dog, one of the few living survivors of the world. Game of Thrones TV director Miguel Sapochnik leads his second feature film and first in a decade. Let’s see if Hanks brings the golden touch. (October 2)

17. I’m Thinking of Ending Things

Every now and then, the Oscars notice quirky head-turners. No one fits that description better than Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind writing Academy Award winner Charlie Kaufman. His first directorial effort since Anamolisa and first with live-action actors in 12 years since Synecdoche, New York is a dramatic thriller about a woman at a relationship crossroads after an odd traveling detour. Wild Rose breakout Jessie Buckley works with Toni Collette and Jesse Plemons for this future indie gem from Netflix. (TBA)

18. Deep Water

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It has been a long 18 years since noted master of eroticism Adrian Lyne brought Unfaithful to the masses with a Oscar-nominated Diane Lane. Let’s how Lyne has become an aging fine wine to the tune of Terrence Malick and other filmmakers who have taken decade-plus breaks. His newest film adapts mystery maven Patricia Highsmith with ingenue-of-the-moment Ana de Armas entangled in a murder and disappearance crime when one of her allowed affairs turns up missing and her open-relationship husband, played by Ben Affleck, becomes the prime suspect. (November 13)

19. Mulan

The annual parade of Disney re-imaginings always find their way to Oscar nominations in the artistic categories. With trailers promising more straight epic adventure and way less Eddie Murphy sidekick chicanery, Mulan might just be one of the rare cases where these remakes improve on the originals. The Mouse House is betting strongly on female director Niki Caro (Whale Rider, North Country) to elevate this material into something special. The trailers look phenomenal where future nominations look very viable. (March 7)

20. Soul

Pixar has two 2020 films awaiting release and both are in the first half of the year. Onward feels like silly genre thrills, while Soul looks more like the assured Best Animated Feature contender of the two. Colorfully bringing symbolism and emotion to out of out-of-body experiences, star Jamie Foxx and double Oscar winner Pete Docter (Up and Inside Out) look to squeeze hearts and tear ducts. (June 19)

21. The Woman in the Window

The last entry on this list is a carryover from last year. Director Joe Wright has been more hit (Atonement, Darkest Hour, Anna Karenina, Pride and Prejudice) than miss (The Soloist, Hanna) with Oscar voters. So has his lead, namely 6-time Oscar nominee Amy Adams. This long-delayed 20th Century Fox thriller in the vein of Rear Window finally sees the light of theater screens in the early summer. (May 18)

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Fall Movie Preview 2019

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Fall Movie Preview 2019

Fall movie season is here! This is always my favorite time of the year to see movies. There’s such a wonderful variety of films available to see in theaters. Everything from awards season contenders, indie darlings, and exciting space adventures! Get ready to make your way to the theater because this looks like it’s going to be a great season at the movies. Let’s take a look at what’s coming soon.

SEPTEMBER September 13th The Goldfinch Starring: Ansel Elgort, Oakes Fengley, Nicole Kidman, Finn Wolfhard Bring the tissues and prepare yourself for a rollercoaster of emotions because this is gonna be a wild ride. The Goldfinch is based on the Pultizer Prize winning novel by Donna Tart. This is one of the best books I’ve read recently, but it’s quite an emotional journey. It follows 13-year-old Theo Decker after the traumatic death of his mother in an art museum bombing. It’s a haunting and powerful story about the human condition once grief becomes a prominent force in one’s life. The film is directed by John Crowley with Roger Deakins as director of photography. That’s what I call must-see cinema.

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Hustlers Starring: Jennifer Lopez, Constance Wu, Cardi B, Lili Reinhart Based on a New York Times article, former strip club employees band together to hustle their Wall Street Clients during the late 2000’s financial crisis. This looks a bit like the heist of Oceans 8 meets the real world story of Molly’s Game. It has quite a star studded female cast of movie/TV/and music stars and is directed by Lorene Scafaria (Seeking a Friend at the End of the World, The Meddler.)

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September 20th Downton Abbey Starring: Michelle Dockery, Maggie Smith, Hugh Boneville, Jim Carter You love Downton Abbey, I love Downton Abbey. Everyone loves Downton Abbey. I can hear the theme song playing in my head just thinking of the movie being released. That’s right, the beloved TV series is coming to the big screen. Hopefully, it won’t be anything like the season 3 finale. (Real fans know the pain and struggle. We can’t go back to that time.) In the film, Downton Abbey will be visited by the royal family. I’m sure it will make for quite an impressive cinematic experience. As a fan of the show, I can’t wait to see it all on the big screen!

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Ad Astra Starring: Brad Pitt, Tommy Lee Jones, Liv Tyler Just two months after showing the world that he doesn’t age in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, Brad Pitt is back and he’s going to space. It makes sense, fall is the only logical time to release a film in the space genre. (The Martian, Interstellar, First Man, Arrival, Gravity were all released in the fall,.) Ad Astra is all about an astronaut who takes on a mission to uncover the truth about his missing father. The film is directed by James Gray (The Lost City of Z, The Immigrant). I just hope Brad Pitt gets to wear his iconic Hawaiian shirt. Audiences demand to see it again.

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September 27th Judy Starring: Renée Zellweger, Finn Wittrock, Jessie Buckley, Rufus Sewell There’s nothing like a good biographical drama. Throw in musical numbers and it’s a hit in my eyes. Renée Zellweger stars as the iconic Judy Garland in this biopic that explores her life in 1969 as she arrives in London to perform a series of sold out concerts. Word from the Telluride Film Festival is that Renée Zellweger gives a very strong performance as Judy. Could she have an awards season run on her hands for Best Actress? We’ll see very soon!

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OCTOBER

October 4th Joker Starring: Joaquin Phoenix, Robert de Niro, Zazie Beets Joaquin Phoenix stars as the Joker in this standalone film that focuses on the origins of the DC villain. The film received an 8 minute standing ovation at the Venice Film Festival, which seems pretty excessive for any movie. I’m just not a movie applauder. It’s unnatural to me. I’m also not much of a Joker enthusiast so I can’t get too excited about this or the way it seemingly wants me to feel sympathy for the Joker. I don’t. He’s a terrorist. However, this is going to be a huge cinematic event. There are striking similarities to 70’s hit films The King of Comedy and Taxi Driver in the first trailers of the film. Director Todd Phillips clearly wanted to make a unique comic book film and this one will have people talking.

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Lucy in the Sky Starring: Natalie Portman, Dan Stevens, Jon Hamm Another space movie! Fall movie season demands it. After returning from space, astronaut Lucy Cola begins to feel withdrawn and disconnected from reality. The film is loosely based on Lisa Nowak, an astronaut who lost her grip on reality after returning to earth after space travel. One thing’s for sure, with a cast including Natalie Portman, Jon Hamm, and Dan Stevens, this one promises some impressive acting.

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October 11 Gemini Man Starring: Will Smith, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Clive Owen An assassin becomes the target of a mysterious government operative who can predict his every move. Soon he finds out that the mysterious operative is a clone of himself. Can Gemini Man help director Ang Lee (Life of Pi, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon) find critical acclaim again after 2016’s underwhelming Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk.

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The King Starring: Timothée Chalamet, Robert Pattinson, Joel Edgerton Based on Shakespeare’s Henriad, The King follows Henry V as he takes the throne after his father’s death and navigates a kingdom filled with war, chaos, and political strife. While all of that is very interesting, I think we need to discuss the hair in this movie. First of all, there’s Timothée Chalamet’s bowl cut, which is quite a situation. So very round and tragic. Why Timothée? You know you have great hair, but the bowl cut is not your look! Then, there’s Robert Pattinson’s wig. It’s kind of amazing. The hair in this movie alone is going to keep me entertained for 2 hours. The King will be in limited release theaters on October 11th and begin streaming on Netflix November 1st.

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October 18th Zombieland: Double Tap Starring: Woody Harrelson, Jesse Eisenberg, Emma Stone, Abigail Breslin This sequel comes 10 years after the popular zombie comedy first made its way to theaters. A lot has changed for the cast since 2009. Emma Stone has won an Oscar for La La Land, Jesse Eisenberg received a nomination for The Social Network, and Woody Harrelson has appeared in several projects including the Oscar nominated Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri and the critically acclaimed series True Detective. That doesn’t stop this cast for returning for a sequel! This time around, the team is back in the American heartland to face off against evolved zombies.

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The Lighthouse Starring: Robert Pattinson, Willem Dafoe I was initially indifferent towards this movie, but after watching the trailer I have to see it just to solve the mystery of who spilled those beans! Willem Dafoe is going INSANE over it. “Why’d ya spill your beans?” Someone please answer him before he turns into the Green Goblin! This movie is about two lighthouse keepers who try to maintain their sanity while living in seclusion on a remote island in Maine. (It’s also about beans, I think). The cinematography for The Lighthouse has a unique old Hollywood feel that is very intriguing.

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Jojo Rabbit Starring: Taika Watiti, Scarlett Johannson, Roman Griffin, Sam Rockwell Taika Waititi (Thor: Ragnarok, Hunt for the Wilderpeople) directs and stars in Jojo Rabbit, an “anti-hate satire” about a young German boy whose imaginary best friend is an idiotic version of Hitler. One day, he discovers that his mother is hiding a Jewish girl in their home and Jojo’s world is turned upside down. There’s no doubt this will be controversial, but the key word here is satire. Taiki Waititi is Jewish himself and the film is obviously making fun of Nazis.

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NOVEMBER

November 1st The Irishman Starring: Robert de Niro, Al Pacino, Joe Pesci Martin Scorsese’s long awaited gangster epic is finally premiering this November. The 3 1/2 hour crime drama (Scorsese loves a good 3-hour runtime!) focuses on the life of Frank “The Irishman” Sheeran a mob hitman who played a role in the disappearance of Jimmy Hoffa. Netflix is distributing the film, but it will be available to see in select theaters on November 1st for cinematic purists. It will begin streaming on Netflix November 27th. (Happy Thanksgiving, everyone! Go ahead and watch a 3-hour mafia epic with your family for the holiday! It’s Martin’s gift to you.)

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Harriet Starring: Cynthia Erivo, Janelle Monet, Joe Alwyn The true story of Harriet Tubman and her harrowing escape from slavery that eventually led to the Underground Railroad. Cynthia Ervio is going to be amazing in this role! She was such a breakout star in Widows and Bad Times at the El Royale. Can’t wait to see her portrayal of Harriet Tubman.

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Terminator: Dark Fate Starring: Mackenzie Davis, Linda Hamilton, Arnold Schwarzenegger The Terminator is back. In yet another installment of the franchise that will last forever, Sarah Connor and a hybrid human must protect a young girl from a newly modified Terminator from the future.

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November 8th Doctor Sleep Starring: Ewan McGregor, Rebecca Ferguson, Jacob Tremblay 39 years after The Shining, it’s getting a sequel. Based on the novel by Steven King, Doctor Sleep focuses on an adult Danny Torrance as he meets a girl with similar “shining” powers and tries to protect her from a cult called The True Knot. There’s a lot of talent involved in this project, but The Shining is untouchable in terms of classic movies. There’s no need to make a sequel. Not to mention, this plot summary sounds kind of weak. Consider me very skeptical that this will be good.

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Last Christmas Starring: Emilia Clarke, Henry Goulding, Emma Thompson A Christmas rom-com! Let’s jump for joy because a Christmas rom com is making its way to theaters! Last Christmas is all about Kate, a depressed woman working as Santa’s elf in a department store. She keeps bumping into the same man, Tom, who may help her find happiness in the holiday season. Henry Goulding/Emilia Clarke romance+Christmas? Sounds like a recipe for the perfect holiday movie!

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Honey Boy Starring: Shia Labeouf, Lucas Hedges, Noah Jupe It’s no secret that Shia LaBeouf has had a chaotic lifestyle in his post-Disney days. It looks like audiences are about to find out what has gone on behind-the-scenes in Honey Boy. The film is written by LaBeouf and follows his own experiences with fame and the strained relationship with his dysfunctional father. Noah Jupe and Lucas Hedges will be playing Shia LaBeouf as a child and teen actor, while Shia LaBeouf will play his own father for a meta twist. As someone who grew up watching Even Stevens and saw Shia LaBeouf’s career progress, this is one of my most anticipated films of the fall.

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November 15th Ford v. Ferrari Starring: Christian Bale, Matt Damon, Catriona Balfe American car designer Carroll Shelby and driver Ken Miles attempt to build a revolutionary race car for Ford to battle Ferrari at the 24 hours of Le Mans in 1966. The premise of this movie reminds me a little bit of Ron Howard’s Rush which is a very underrated movie that should be watched if you haven’t seen it.

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The Report Starring: Adam Driver, Jon Hamm, Tim Blake Nelson The Report is a political drama about an FBI agent’s investigation into the CIA’s torture practice on suspected terrorists after 9/11. Adam Driver stars in the film and he’s about to have a major fall movie season. The Report and Marriage Story (more on that one a little later) could easily get him awards buzz. In fact, I predict he’ll be nominated for an Oscar for one of those roles. Plus, he’ll be in Star Wars in December. You’ll be seeing a lot of him in the next few months.

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Charlie’s Angels Starring: Kristen Stewart, Naomi Scott, Ella Balinska, Elizabeth Banks Did we need another Charlie’s Angels reboot after the 2000’s movie trilogy and the ABC TV show? No. Yet there’s nothing Hollywood loves to more than to reboot a franchise we’ve just seen! This time around the angels are played by Kristen Stewart, Naomi Scott, and Ella Balinski. Elizabeth Banks is directing and co-starring in the project.

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November 22nd Frozen 2 Starring: Kristen Bell, Idina Menzel, Josh Gad Anna, Elsa, Kristoff, and Olaf go on an adventure to an enchanted autumn forest to find the origin of Elsa’s powers and save their land. Just when everyone finally got Let it Go out of their heads, Disney is gonna hit us with another Frozen movie. I have to admit, I’m intrigued by the concept of the autumn forest. We need more movies that take place in the fall! It should be it’s own sub-genre.

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A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood Starring: Tom Hanks, Matthew Rhys, Susan Kelechi Watson He’s already played Walt Disney, Captain Phillips, and Sully so it’s fitting that Tom Hanks would play Mr. Rogers on the list of “America’s favorite people” up next. The movie is all about the friendship between Fred Rogers and journalist Tom Junod. I cannot wait to see this. If you haven’t watched the documentary about Fred Rogers called Won’t You Be My Neighbor?, do it before this is released! It’s going to add so much depth to the cinematic experience.

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November 27th Knives Out Starring: Daniel Craig, Chris Evans, Jamie Lee Curtis, Toni Collette When a famous crime novelist is found dead on his estate, a detective is enlisted to investigate the family. Knives Out is directed by Rian Johnson (Looper, The Last Jedi) and packed with stars. It looks a bit like Bad Times at the El Royale meets the style of a Wes Anderson movie. I’m very interested in the central mystery at play here, but I can’t lie, Chris Evans is the reason I’ll go to the theater for this.

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December 6th Marriage Story Starring: Scarlett Johansson, Adam Driver, Laura Dern This one is gonna be majorly sad, so let’s all take some time to prepare ourselves. A stage director and his actress wife struggle as their marriage falls apart and they proceed with a difficult coast-to-coast divorce. Noah Baumbach (The Squid and the Whale, Frances Ha) directed the film which has already been receiving high praise from early festival screenings. This will definitely draw comparisons to Kramer vs. Kramer and Baumback’s The Squid and the Whale based on the trailer’s tone. The juxtaposition of the couple’s happy memories vs. the court scene at the end of the trailer is just heartbreaking. Marriage Story will be available to stream on Netflix December 6th.

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December 13th A Hidden Life Starring: August Diehl, Valerie Pachner, Matthias Schoenaerts Few movies have affected me the way Terrence Malick’s The Tree of Life have. It’s certainly not a movie for everyone, but it works for me. The unconventional narrative, epic cinematography, and orchestral score are unforgettable. Critics from festival screenings have said that A Hidden Life is his best work since The Tree of Life meaning I’ll need to see it ASAP. The film is based on a true story about an Austrian farmer named Franz Jaggerstatter who refused to fight for the Nazis in World War II. The trailer looks beautiful and poetic.

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December 20th Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Starring: Daisy Ridley, Adam Driver, Oscar Isaac, John Boyega The latest Star Wars trilogy will complete with The Rise of Skywalker. Taking place after The Last Jedi, the members left in the Resistance will face the First Order once again. The conflict between the Jedi and the Sith reaches a breaking point bringing the Skywalker saga to an end. I have so many questions about this movie! Was Kylo Ren actually lying to Rey about her parents in The Last Jedi? Could they really be important people? Will she turn to the dark side like this preview suggests? (I hope not). Why is Palpatine (the villain who died in Return of the Jedi) talking in all of the trailers? Thankfully, J.J. Abrams is returning as director for The Rise of Skywalker to answer all of my questions and hopefully deliver a great Star Wars film.

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Jumanji: The Next Level Starring: Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart, Jack Black, Karen Gillan Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle was one of the biggest surprise box office hits in recent years, appealing to people of all age groups. It’s no surprise that The Next Level is being released so quickly after the massive success of Welcome to the Jungle. This time around, the group goes back into the game, but a few of their grandfather’s are sucked in as well. That means Kevin Hart will be playing Danny Glover and Dwayne Johnson will be portraying Danny DeVito.

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Cats Starring: Francesca Hayward, Jason Derulo, Judi Dench, Jennifer Hudson, Taylor Swift Forget Star Wars, forget A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood, forget A Hidden Life. Disregard everything on this list. Cats is going to be the cinematic moment of 2019! That CGI? Legendary! The actors could have worn cat suits or make up like the stage play, but director Tom Hooper decided that this is the 21st century…time to try out a new technique called digital fur technology! So now this movie exists. It’s difficult to describe what this digital fur technology looks like, but it’s not cats. I will say the trailer was released with plenty of time before the movie gets to theaters so there’s hope that the finished product will look way better than the original trailer. If I’m being totally honest, I love anything musical, so I’m totally going to see this.

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December 25th Little Women Starring: Saoirse Ronan, Timothée Chalamet, Meryl Streep, Laura Dern Greta Gerwig’s highly ancitipated second film is a remake of the beloved Louisa May Alcott novel, Little Women. You all know the story, but I’ll do a quick plot recap anyway. Little Women is told through the eyes of Jo March as she recounts her life growing up with her 3 sisters: Meg, Amy, and Beth. Each have their own distinct personalities, but have a very strong bond with each other. The film reunites Saoirse Ronan and Timothée Chalamet as Jo March and Laurie for a mini-Lady Bird reunion. It also contains a little Big Little Lies reunion with Meryl Streep and Laura Dern. What a great Christmas day release!

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That concludes this Fall Movie Preview! As you can tell, there are tons of movies releasing this season in all genres. What are you most excited to see this fall?

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NUVO Dance Convention, Indianapolis, IN: RESULTS

High Score by Age:

NUbie Solo

1st: Penelope LeMieux-’These Boots’

2nd: Rylan Reynolds-’Hallelujah’

3rd: Charlie Nees-’When You Believe’

4th: Kinley Herbort-’Born to Entertain’

5th: Ava Hughes-’Like A Girl’

6th: Mariah Dixn-’Cola’

7th: Emi Rae Richard-’Michael Jackson’

Mini Solo

1st: Kya Massimino-’System Activated’

2nd: Kate Jarboe-’Hit the Road Jack’

2nd: Carrigan Paylor-’It Is Time’

3rd: Zoe Swope-’Moon River’

3rd: Madeleine Shen-’The Bridge’

4th: Charlotte Holt-’I Want to Go to Hollywood’

5th: Lexus Natalie-’Alternate World’

5th: Aubrey Scaggs-’The Way’

6th: Kinley Blankemeyer-’Je T’Aime’

6th: Morgan Gilbert-’Just Watch Me Now’

6th: Addison Prichard-’Swing It Like Roger’

7th: Mia Estacio-’Elastic Heart’

7th: Aubrey Koerner-’Opportunity’

7th: Keaton Hoying-’Trip A Little Fantastic’

8th: Gemma Reep-’Poison’

9th: Riley Gibson-’Killer Queen’

10th: Aubrey Leins-’Bellingham’

10th: Lucia Kingsley-’Little Jazz Bird’

Junior Solo

1st: Audrey Mayernik-’Oya’

2nd: Aaliyah Dixon-’Icon’

2nd: Leila Winker-’Takt’

3rd: Sydney Foertsch-’Oh So Quiet’

3rd: Makaylyn Lewsi-’Run to You’

3rd: Londyn LeMieux-’Tar’

4th: Julia Bailey-’Crazy In Love’

4th: Maely Weaver-’Staggered in a Configuration’

5th: Ava Opel-’Embers’

5th: Kenley Fogltanz-’One Mistress’

6th: Riley Neugebauer-’New Start’

7th: Ayden Nelson-’Flatline’

7th: William Colin-’Wrapped Up’

8th: Samantha Voice-’Dream On’

8th: Amelia Duncan-’Lonely’

8th: Kathryn Roth-’Send In the Clowns’

9th: Kendall Burkhart-’Everybody Loves You’

9th: Claire Stifferlen-’In the Mood’

10th: My War-’Tenley Zielinski’

10th: Madilyn Lanman-’Sweet Child O’ Mine’

10th: Ayla Nguyen-’Unbroken’

Teen Solo

1st: Britton Johnson-’Monolithic’

2nd: Andres Jimenez-’Frontieres’

2nd: Hannah Webb-’Holy Water’

2nd: Ava Cassidy-’Witness’

3rd: Tatiana Hagee-’Harvest Moon’

3rd: Kaja Chow-’Retreat’

4th: Emery Sousley-’Birds of Paradise’

4th: Emily Haas-’Light Ascending’

4th: Calico Reyes-’Trust In Me’

5th: Allie Douglas-’In the Sand Dunes’

6th: Ainsley Grey-’The Room’

7th: Posey Zielinski-’Cat’s Cradle’

7th: Joely Stupeck-’Eternally Yours’

7th: Faith Stoner-’Solids’

8th: Addy Reinoehl-’Jealous’

8th: Camille Kapsalis-’Seeker’

8th: Taylor Sakwi-’The Journey Within’

9th: Jenna Jarboe-’Don’t Let Me Go’

9th: Anna Rosenberger-’Inside’

9th: Shay Kaminski-’Once Upon Another Time’

10th: Hannah Colin-’Bring On the Rain’

10th: Ava Peters-’Nature Boy’

10th: Tabbi Courts-’Porcelain’

10th: Madden Zook-’Rain’

10th: Abigail Riester-’The Most Beautiful Things’

10th: Scarlett Szewczyk-’Vestige’

Senior Solo

1st: Chloe Jeffcoat-’As For the Fall’

1st: Olivia Beauchamp-’Here Comes the Sun’

1st: Louie Gonzalez-’Out of Sight’

2nd: Aaron St. Hilaire-’Exit’

2nd: Gionna D’Alessandro-’Wish You Were Here’

3rd: Anna Miller-’Go’

3rd: Taylor Masson-’Silence’

3rd: Julianne Doner-’To Live Even One Day’

4th: Jordin Suwalski-’Hold On Tight’

4th: Adare Haas-’This Is Not the End’

4th: Avery Earle-’Trick of the Light’

5th: Macie Blacklidge-’Rainfall’

5th: Sophie Tosh-’The’

6th: Ella Tosh-’Safe’

6th: Hannah Macrae-’Vehemence’

7th: Savannah Venter-’Always Be My Baby’

7th: Braylan Enscoe-’Ne Me Quite Pas’

8th: Madison Burkhart-’Goodbye’

8th: Ava Geske-’You Shouldn’t See This’

9th: Mackenzie Marsala-’A Closeness’

9th: Bryn Dubberley-’Can’t Help Falling In Love’

9th: Abigail Silva-’Creek’

9th: Trinity Malgay-’Take Me Coco’

10th: Brooke Atwood-’Cold’

10th: Annabel Buhler-’Dawn’

10th: Livi Reed-’Soldier’

Mini Duo/Trio

1st: Tiffany and Co. Studio of Dance-’Rescue’

2nd: Danceworks-’You’re the One That I Want’

3rd: Tiffany and Co. Studio of Dance-’Space Jam’

Junior Duo/Trio

1st: Ratio Dance-’Luminous’

2nd: Expressenz Dance Center-’Friend Like Me’

3rd: Viva Dance Co.-’Giant’

Teen Duo/Trio

1st: Viva Dance Co.-’Fate Playing’

2nd: Imperium House of Dance-’Worth It’

3rd: Ratio Dance-’Entreat Me Not’

3rd: Expressenz Dance Center-’Liability’

Senior Duo/Trio

1st: Artistic Edge Dance Center-’Symphony of Sorrow’

2nd: Expressenz Dance Center-’For My Help’

3rd: Shelley Shearer School of Dance-’Remember’

NUbie Group

1st: Dazzle Dance-’Lemonade Stand’

2nd: Turning Pointe Dance Academy-’One Dance’

Mini Group

1st: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Stand By Me’

2nd: Just Off Broadway-’Mr. Blue Sky’

3rd: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Sophisticated’

Junior Group

1st: Expressenz Dance Center-’Don’t Rain On My Parade’

2nd: Viva Dance Co.-’Funky Town’

3rd: Just Off Broadway-’Canon In D’

Teen Group

1st: Expressenz Dance Center-’My Way’

2nd: Expressenz Dance Center-’Disjointed Connections’

2nd: Expressenz Dance Center-’Mini Skirt’

2nd: Expressenz Dance Center-’Your Daddy’s Son’

3rd: Ratio Dance-’Caspian’

Senior Group

1st: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Nothing Fades Like the Light’

1st: Expressenz Dance Center-’The Wake’

2nd: Just Off Broadway-’Credence’

3rd: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’911′

Mini Line

1st: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Change’

2nd: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Bop’

3rd: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Do You Hear What I Hear?’

Junior Line

1st: The Colony-’Lose Control’

2nd: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Bom Bom’

3rd: Dazzle Dance-’Top Hats, Bowties and Tails’

Teen Line

1st: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’This Woman’s Work’

2nd: The Colony-’They Don’t Love You’

2nd: Ratio Dance-’Unknown’

3rd: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Walking In Memphis’

Teen Extended Line

1st: Just Off Broadway-’Falling Forward’

2nd: Expressenz Dance Center-’X-NZ’

3rd: Indy Dance Academy-’Bound to Edge’

Teen Production

1st: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Cha Cha Heels’

2nd: Dazzle Dance-’Prepare for Takeoff’

High Score by Performance Division:

NUbie Hip-Hop

1st: Dazzle Dance-’Lemonade Stand’

NUbie Ballet

1st: Turning Pointe Dance Academy-’One Dance’

Mini Lyrical

1st: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Change’

2nd: DanceWorks-’True Colors’

3rd: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Do You Hear What I Hear?’

Mini Tap

1st: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’R.S.V.P’

2nd: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’P.Y.T’

3rd: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Runaway Baby’

Mini Jazz

1st: Just Off Broadway-’Mr. Blue Sky’

2nd: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Bop’

3rd: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Poison Ivy’

Mini Contemporary

1st: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Stand By Me’

2nd: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Sophisticated’

3rd: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Anchor’

Junior Jazz

1st: Expressenz Dance Center-’Don’t Rain On My Parade’

2nd: Viva Dance Co.-’Funky Town’

3rd: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Bom Bom’

Junior Lyrical

1st: Just Off Broadway-’Canon In D’

2nd: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’A Change Is Gonna Come’

3rd: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Open Hands’

Junior Contemporary

1st: The Colony-’Lose Control’

2nd: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Haunted’

3rd: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Stand By Me’

Junior Tap

1st: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Drift Away’

1st: Dazzle Dance-’Top Hats, Bowties and Tails’

Teen Contemporary

1st: Expressenz Dance Center-’My Way’

2nd: Just Off Broadway-’Falling Forward’

3rd: Expressenz Dance Center-’Disjointed Connections’

Teen Jazz

1st: Expressenz Dance Center-’Mini Skirt’

2nd: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’My Lovin’

3rd: Dazzle Dance-’Prepare for Takeoff’

Teen Lyrical

1st: Expressenz Dance Center-’Your Daddy’s Son’

2nd: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’This Woman’s Work’

3rd: Miss Laura’s School of Dance-’A Million Reasons’

Teen Specialty

1st: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Post That’

2nd: Turning Pointe Dance Academy-’Gettin It’

Teen Hip-Hop

1st: Expressenz Dance Center-’X-NZ’

2nd: Turning Pointe Dance Academy-’Missy E’

Teen Tap

1st: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Walking In Memphis’

Teen Musical Theatre

1st: Reflexions Dance Arts-’Money’

2nd: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’A Bushel and A Peck’

Teen Ballroom

1st: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Cha Cha Heels’

Senior Lyrical

1st: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Soar’

2nd: Dazzle Dance-’Listen’

Senior Contemporary

1st: Expressenz Dance Center-’The Wake’

1st: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Nothing Fades Like the Light’

2nd: Just Off Broadway-’Credence’

Senior Jazz

1st: NorthPointe Dance Academy-’911′

Best NU Groups:

NUbie

Dazzle Dance-’Lemonade Stand’

Mini

Just Off Broadway-’Mr. Blue Sky’

NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Stand By Me’

Junior

Expressenz Dance Center-’Don’t Rain On My Parade’

The Colony-’Lose Control’

Just Off Broadway-’Canon In D’

Viva Dance Co.-’Funky Town’

Teen

Just Off Broadway-’Falling Forward’

Ratio Dance-’Caspian’

NorthPointe Dance Academy-’This Woman’s Work’

The Colony-’They Don’t Love You’

Expressenz Dance Center-’My Way’

Senior

Expressenz Dance Center-’The Wake’

NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Nothing Fades Like the Light’

Just Off Broadway-’Credence’

Studio Pick:

NorthPointe Dance Academy-’Nothing Fades Like the Light’

Expressenz Dance Center-’My Way’

#2020 #nuvo dance #dance competition #indianapolis

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