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| − | + | The Southern Belles is a contemporary clogging troupe with a unique style. They incorporate various dance techniques into their exhibitions that create a dance performance unlike any other. Their talents have given them the opportunity to entertain audiences around the world at at folklore festivals, corporate events and extravagant productions. The Southern Belles’ abilities have catapulted them to the top of the list of America's most adored and sought after entertainment groups. While some of these ladies are as young as 14 years old, they possess professionalism well beyond their years. The majority of them have been dancing together since they were just 4 or 5 years old. Although their dancing interest may have started as a fun, after-school hobby, their dedication to this art has provided them the opportunity of making their passion for dance their life long career. |
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The Belles travel primarily within the southeast United States, to compete for various dance titles. They are at the top of their game within the competitive dance circuit. To date, the Belles are one of the best competitive dance teams the dance world has ever produced. In addition to their busy competition schedule, the Belles are constantly on the go in the entertainment industry. During the summer months, they spend their time performing in Branson, Missouri at Silver Dollar City Theme Park. The Belles also perform an average of four times per year for Aaron Rents Furniture NASCAR events as well. Their charitable efforts are incredible, and professional entertainment is unparalleled. |
The Belles travel primarily within the southeast United States, to compete for various dance titles. They are at the top of their game within the competitive dance circuit. To date, the Belles are one of the best competitive dance teams the dance world has ever produced. In addition to their busy competition schedule, the Belles are constantly on the go in the entertainment industry. During the summer months, they spend their time performing in Branson, Missouri at Silver Dollar City Theme Park. The Belles also perform an average of four times per year for Aaron Rents Furniture NASCAR events as well. Their charitable efforts are incredible, and professional entertainment is unparalleled. |
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Revision as of 06:39, 4 July 2014
The Southern Belles were a clogging group act from Season 3 of America's Got Talent. They were eliminated in the Vegas Round.
Background
The Southern Belles is a contemporary clogging troupe with a unique style. They incorporate various dance techniques into their exhibitions that create a dance performance unlike any other. Their talents have given them the opportunity to entertain audiences around the world at at folklore festivals, corporate events and extravagant productions. The Southern Belles’ abilities have catapulted them to the top of the list of America's most adored and sought after entertainment groups. While some of these ladies are as young as 14 years old, they possess professionalism well beyond their years. The majority of them have been dancing together since they were just 4 or 5 years old. Although their dancing interest may have started as a fun, after-school hobby, their dedication to this art has provided them the opportunity of making their passion for dance their life long career.
The Belles travel primarily within the southeast United States, to compete for various dance titles. They are at the top of their game within the competitive dance circuit. To date, the Belles are one of the best competitive dance teams the dance world has ever produced. In addition to their busy competition schedule, the Belles are constantly on the go in the entertainment industry. During the summer months, they spend their time performing in Branson, Missouri at Silver Dollar City Theme Park. The Belles also perform an average of four times per year for Aaron Rents Furniture NASCAR events as well. Their charitable efforts are incredible, and professional entertainment is unparalleled.
Maintaining very high personal and team standards has never been a necessary requirement, as excellence is what drives these ladies. Countless hours spent in rehearsals does not begin to do justice to describe the amazing amount of work that has gone into developing such a talented group of performers. As role models in and out of the dance school for dancers, both younger and older than they, these ladies are paving the way for many more to follow in their footsteps. The Southern Belles take pride in setting the example as entertainers, as well as community service leaders. They have traveled as far as Norway to support the Red Cross, and are actively involved in funding children’s health care through their support of CURE Childhood Cancer and Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta. Their most recent community service opportunities include promoting our 2009 Golf Tournament to benefit Shepherd Center of Atlanta, Georgia, and participating in the 2008-2011 Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta Christmas Parades (2-10 Featured Opening Act Entertainment), and as the opening entertainment for Jeff Foxworthy’s Charity Concert “Backyard Bash”.
Their list of accomplishments and entertainment venues is never ending. Among their most acclimated achievements, the Southern Belles appeared on the NBC television show “America’s Got Talent”; aired in the summer months of 2008. Additional accomplishments are detailed below. 1
Audition
The Southern Belles's audition consisted of clogging as a group to "Are You Gonna Be My Girl". Piers Morgan, Sharon Osbourne, and David Hasselhoff all voted "Yes", sending the group to the Vegas Round.
