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BVSD dancers take The Next Step

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BVSD young dancers Franky, Nes, Mirabi, Erin, Charlotte and Jess (missing from the photo is Jada), will perform in The Next Step show on the Gold Coast. Photo Tree Faerie.

Mockumentary The Next Step is a Canadian teen drama that follows the members of a dance troupe through various championships, challenges, rivalries and tours.

The latest for The Next Step troupe is a trip Down Under where thirteen schools were chosen from over 200 across Australia to perform in the live shows.

Tiny dancers from the Brunswick Valley School of Dance were one of the studio will appear in the show at the HOTA on the Gold Coast on September 25.


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