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New Zealand Hip Hop Dancers Compete for Coveted World Spots

Published: Tue 7 Apr 2015 03:07 PM
New Zealand Hip Hop Dancers Compete for Coveted World Spots
On April 15– 18 over 500 dancers from around the country will compete for a chance to represent New Zealand at the world competition.
There have been six regional competitions around the country that have selected the finalists who will compete at the Street Dance New Zealand Hip Hop National Competition. Only the top three from each division will get the opportunity to represent New Zealand on the world stage at the World Hip Hop Championships held in San Diego in August.
For the first time the competition will also include All Style Battle qualifiers. This year Street Dance NZ will be having 1 on 1 Breaking, 1 on 1 Popping and 2 on 2 All Style battles, sending the best over to San Diego as the New Zealand representatives for the Worlds battles. Qualifiers for this will be happening on Thursday 16th starting at 2.30pm.
Another special feature is the Mega schools competition where high school students exhibit their skill and creativity on Friday 17th April at 6pm in a program that will also feature the world Mega Crew qualifiers
STREET DANCE NZ has been running this prestigious hip-hop dance competition for 8 years and it is clear that it has had a major impact in both the dance and wider community, with this event and the many projects supported by SDNZ being the catalyst that has encouraged many of our youth strive to better themselves and succeed.
Tickets sold out in 2014 so get in quick visit ticketdirect.co.nz
Street Dance NZ wishes to thank sponsors Mai FM, LastLevel Clothing and Custom Teez and Dance Aotearoa New Zealand.
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