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Brian Friedman, a judge on So You Think You Can Dance, has been the choreographer for some of top performers of our time. He has worked with the likes of Britney Spears, Hilary Duff, *NSYNC, Prince and Usher, among others.
Brian Friedman, a judge on So You Think You Can Dance, has been the choreographer for some of top performers of our time. He has worked with the likes of Britney Spears, Hilary Duff, *NSYNC, Prince and Usher, among others.
November 10th, 2008 7:26 AM
We appreciate we may not receive a reply, but we thought it worth a try at least, and ask if you are able to forward this email to Brian. My daughter, Jaide is now 22yrs of age, and started teaching dancing at 14 yrs. She now owns and runs her own purpose built dance school in Rugby, Warwickshire, has appeared on tv and radio and appears regularly in the local press for her many successes with her school, including winning the Business of the Year 2008. She is totally commited and dedicated to teaching dance 100%, has no social time and lives, breathes and eats dance, and still attending lessons herself to be able to obtain her adjudication and examiners diplomas. Her students study all subjects in dance and the exam pass rate is 100%. We recently registered with the Charities Commission and are now able to offer 'free' placements within our school, and wondered if there was any possibility that Brian would be able to support us in helping to promote this. We are not asking for any funding whatsoever,as we organise our own fund raising events, but his interest in what we are trying to do would help promote what we are offering to children less fortunate who may not otherwise be able to afford lessons. This is the first of its kind in England to be able to offer this, but due to costs of advertising, we are struggling to promote this. If it would help, (as I could talk forever) please take a look at our website www.jaides-stage-studios.com Wayne Sleep and Niki Evans are currently our patrons, maybe it might be a thought if Brian were to be invited to act as an additional patron? If you are unable to forward this email, perhaps you may have a contact address where we could write to? I would also like to take this opportunity of thanking you for reading this email and if possible a reply would really be appreciated. Our Grateful Thanks. Sandra & Jaide Ellery