query: where was the original abby lee dance company located

pos: Dance Moms set in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and later in Los Angeles, California, the show originally followed the Abby Lee Dance Company's Junior Elite Competition Team of girls aged 12-16 as they traveled week-to-week to various dance competitions, winning awards and preparing for Nationals, while at the same time being prepared by Abby Lee Miller to be "professional, employable working dancers." The series depicted the doting mothers as rivals of each other on behalf of their own daughters, often arguing with Miller and each other, and sometimes closing ranks against rival teams. Dance performances were creatively conceptualized by Miller and her dance instructors,

pos: Abby Lee Miller Abby Lee Miller Abigale "Abby" Lee Miller (born September 21, 1965) is an American dance instructor, choreographer, and the director and owner of Reign Dance Productions. She was also the founder of the Abby Lee Dance Company and appeared on the reality television series "Dance Moms" for seven seasons. In June 2016, she pleaded guilty to felony bankruptcy fraud and was sentenced in May 2017 to one year and a day in federal prison. Miller was born on September 21, 1965, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, to Maryen Lorrain (McKay), a dance teacher, and George L. Miller. Miller grew up around dance

pos: Maddie Ziegler includes an Instagram account with more than 12 million followers. Ziegler was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, to Melissa Ziegler-Gisoni and Kurt Ziegler, who owned a mortgage company. She is of Polish, German and Italian descent. Her parents divorced in 2011, and her mother married Greg Gisoni in 2013. Ziegler began taking dance lessons at age two and joined the Abby Lee Dance Company at age four, where she trained in tap, ballet, lyrical, contemporary, acro, jazz and aerial dance. Ziegler has a younger sister, Mackenzie, a dancer and singer who appeared with her on "Dance Moms", two older half-brothers from

pos: Mackenzie Ziegler Musical.ly fans, 2.9 million YouTube subscribers and one million Twitter followers. Ziegler was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and grew up in Murraysville, Pennsylvania. Her parents, Melissa Ziegler-Gisoni and Kurt Ziegler, divorced when she was 6 years old after a 2009 bankruptcy. Her mother remarried Greg Gisoni in 2013. Ziegler has an older sister, Maddie, who is also a dancer and actress, as well as two older paternal half-brothers, Ryan and Tyler, and two older step-siblings, Matthew and Michelle. She began dancing at the Abby Lee Dance Company in Pittsburgh at the age of two. With that company, she won titles

neg: Dance Moms (season 3) Before the Fire". The third season continues after the team win at nationals. Kelly and her daughters Brooke and Paige decide not to return to the Abby Lee Dance Company. The mothers stage a protest to get Kelly to return for the new season of dance, however Abby decides to completely create a new competition team. The old team unites several episodes later and becomes Abby's competition team again. This season introduces many new dance moms and dancers to both the Abby Lee Dance Company and Candy Apples Dance Center. The third season featured fourteen star billing cast members with

neg: Maddie Ziegler Choice Award for Favorite Dancer 17 & Under. In 2010, Ziegler performed for Paula Abdul's reality television program "Live to Dance". In 2011, eight-year-old Ziegler and her mother appeared on the first season of Lifetime's "Dance Moms", a reality show about the young dancers on Abby Lee Miller's Abby Lee Dance Company Elite Competition Team and their often quarrelsome mothers. Ziegler "emerged as the preternaturally polished standout on six seasons" on the show, where she continued to appear alongside her mother and younger sister, Mackenzie, until 2016, their last season on the show. In 2013, Ziegler made guest appearances on

neg: Dance Moms (season 2) of Chloe's music video. The dancers of the Abby Lee Dance Company, and their mothers return for another season of dance competitions. In this season, new dance moms and dancers are introduced into both the Abby Lee Dance Company and Candy Apples Dance Center. The second season featured thirteen star billing cast members with various other dancers and moms appearing throughout the season. <onlyinclude></onlyinclude> Dance Moms (season 2) The second season of "Dance Moms", an American dance reality television created by Collins Avenue Productions, began airing on January 10, 2012 on Lifetime television network. The season concluded on September 25,

neg: Nakul Dev Mahajan routine marked the first time a Bollywood dance routine had been performed on the Miss America stage. Mahajan was named to The American Bazaar's "Top 10 Indian American Entertainers of 2013". Mahajan was selected as a judge for the 2015 edition of Dance India Dance North America (filmed in Mumbai). For the Season 6, Episode 5 edition of the reality TV show Dance Moms, Mahajan coached the Abby Lee Dance Company Team, when Abby Lee Miller unexpectedly failed to attend practice sessions and competition. Nakul Dev Mahajan Nakul Dev Mahajan (born September 15, 1975) is an American Bollywood dancer and

neg: Collins Avenue Productions On July 13, 2011 "Dance Moms" premiered on Lifetime. Set in Pittsburgh's renowned Abby Lee Dance Company, owned and operated by notoriously demanding and passionate instructor Abby Lee Miller, "Dance Moms" follows eight children’s early steps on the road to stardom with their doting mothers who are there for every rehearsal, performance and bow, all under the discerning eye of Miller. Other shows Collins Avenue has produced include American Stuffers for Animal Planet, The Drama Queen for E!, Ice Moms, Dance Moms: Miami, Dance Moms Chatter, and Abby's Ultimate Dance Competition for Lifetime, American Colony: Meet the Hutterites, Mennonite Made,

neg: Abby Lee Miller Moms". Miller appeared on the show for seven seasons through February 2017. "Dance Moms" follows the practice sessions and performance competitions of young students of the Abby Lee Dance Company. Three spin-offs of "Dance Moms" are "Abby's Ultimate Dance Competition", which ran for two seasons and 22 episodes; "Dance Moms: Miami"; and "Dance Moms: Abby's Studio Rescue." The latter ran for only 7 episodes. Miller has also been a guest judge on "Dancing with the Stars". In 2014, Miller published a book, "Everything I Learned about Life, I Learned in Dance Class". In 2015, Miller opened a new studio set

neg: Dance Moms Dance Moms Dance Moms is an American reality television series that debuted on Lifetime on July 13, 2011. Created by Collins Avenue Productions, the show originally followed the early training and careers of children in dance and show business under the tutelage of Abby Lee Miller, as well as the interactions of the instructor and the dancers with their sometimes bickering mothers. Cheryl Burke replaced Laurieann Gibson during the second half of Season 7. Set originally in Penn Hills, Pennsylvania, and later in Los Angeles, California, the show is primarily filmed at the Abby Lee Dance Company (ALDC) studios Primarily

neg: Chloe Lukasiak as jazz and ballet. But as she got older she started to do more styles and has trained in everything except ballroom. From the ages of five to thirteen, Lukasiak competed throughout the United States as part of ALDC, winning numerous titles at the regional, state, and national levels. Lukasiak competed on "Dance Moms" in many dance genres: lyrical, contemporary, musical theatre, ballet, jazz, hip-hop, acro, and Bollywood. In 2011, Lukasiak and her mother, alongside Abby Lee Dance Company owner Abby Lee Miller, other young dancers, and their mothers, were cast on Lifetime's "Dance Moms". Together they made up Miller's

neg: Chloe Lukasiak through JustFab. Chloe Lukasiak Chloé Elizabeth Lukasiak (born May 25, 2001) is an American dancer, actor, model and reality television personality. She is best known for being an original cast member of Lifetime's reality television series "Dance Moms" during Season 1 through Season 4, then in Season 7. Lukasiak was born on May 25, 2001 in Churchill, Pennsylvania to Christi and Marc Lukasiak. She is the older sister of Clara Lukasiak, who was born in 2009. The family resides in Mars, Pennsylvania. Lukasiak began dance classes at the Abby Lee Dance Company at age two. At first, she did "the

neg: Chloe Lukasiak Chloe Lukasiak Chloé Elizabeth Lukasiak (born May 25, 2001) is an American dancer, actor, model and reality television personality. She is best known for being an original cast member of Lifetime's reality television series "Dance Moms" during Season 1 through Season 4, then in Season 7. Lukasiak was born on May 25, 2001 in Churchill, Pennsylvania to Christi and Marc Lukasiak. She is the older sister of Clara Lukasiak, who was born in 2009. The family resides in Mars, Pennsylvania. Lukasiak began dance classes at the Abby Lee Dance Company at age two. At first, she did "the basics" such

neg: Dance Moms (season 4) <onlyinclude></onlyinclude> The episode "Big Trouble in the Big Apple" that aired on February 11, 2014 features the competition team at New York. During the final moments of the episode, Abby Lee Miller and dance mom Kelly Hyland get into a heated argument and ends with Kelly slapping Abby across the face and pulling her hair. Abby informs security and Kelly is removed from the building. Following the incident, Kelly filed a lawsuit against Abby for 5 million dollars, while Abby Lee Miller filed for assault against Hyland. Following the court proceedings, Hyland was banned from contacting Abby Lee Miller, including

neg: Asmeret Ghebremichael Mormon" on Broadway. She later played Nabulungi in the show, and is currently playing the role in the West End production, which she started in February 2016. In 2015, she appeared as a munchkin in "The Wiz Live!" on NBC. In 2017 she joined the West End cast of Dreamgirls as Lorrell Robinson. Asmeret Ghebremichael Asmeret Ghebremichael is an American actress and singer, known for her work in "Submissions Only", "Legally Blonde", and "The Book of Mormon". As a child, she trained in dance and musical theatre at the Abby Lee Dance Company and was taught by Abby Lee Miller.

neg: Asmeret Ghebremichael Asmeret Ghebremichael Asmeret Ghebremichael is an American actress and singer, known for her work in "Submissions Only", "Legally Blonde", and "The Book of Mormon". As a child, she trained in dance and musical theatre at the Abby Lee Dance Company and was taught by Abby Lee Miller. Ghebremichael has a B.S. in communications from New York University. Ghebremichael made her Broadway debut in 1999, playing Rusty, Wendy Jo, Urleen, and the Ensemble (varying) in "Footloose". She later appeared in the ensembles of "Wicked" and "Spamalot" (she also played the minstrel) on Broadway, as well as "Lone Star Love" and "In

neg: Abby Lee Miller pay a $120,000 judgment and give a DNA sample relating to her felony charge. On July 12, 2017, Miller reported to the Victorville Federal Correctional Institution in Victorville, California, to begin serving her prison term. On March 27, 2018, Miller was transferred to a Long Beach, California halfway house to complete her sentence, and released on May 25. Miller has never been married and has no children. In April 2018, she was diagnosed with Burkitt lymphoma, a type of cancer. Abby Lee Miller Abigale "Abby" Lee Miller (born September 21, 1965) is an American dance instructor, choreographer, and the director

neg: Dance Moms (season 1) Dance Moms (season 1) The first season of "Dance Moms", an American dance reality television created by Collins Avenue Productions, began airing on July 13, 2011 on Lifetime television network. The season concluded on October 5, 2011, with a final episode on October 12, 2011 consisting of the most "OMG Moments" over the first season. The first season introduces the leading dancers of the Abby Lee Dance Company, and their mothers. Throughout the season the dance team compete at various dance competitions around the US, finally reaching Nationals and competing for the title of overall top dance studio in the

neg: Elliana Walmsley 'The Brooke and Elliana Show' with pop singer Brooke Butler and in 2016, was invited to appear on the popular US reality TV show Dance Moms, alongside her mother, Yolanda, during Season 6. She became a permanent member of the cast during Season 7 in 2017, before leaving at the end of that year. After competing with the Abby Lee Dance Company on the show, she was invited to participate in a national tour with fellow castmate Maesi Caes to teach dance masterclasses and give solo performances. At the end of 2017, Walmsley originated the lead role of Grace in

neg: Maddie Ziegler her father's previous marriage, and two older step-siblings from the previous marriage of her step-father, Greg Gisoni, a vice-president at Westinghouse Electric Company. Ziegler attended Sloan Elementary School until 2013, when she left to be homeschooled. Ziegler and her family have long lived in Murrysville, Pennsylvania, near Pittsburgh, and also spend part of their time in Los Angeles. From early 2017 to mid-2018, Ziegler was dating Australian teenager Jack Kelly, the son of former New York Yankees infielder Pat Kelly. With Abby Lee Dance Company, Ziegler won numerous titles at regional, state and national dance competitions, including the 2014 Dancers

neg: LiLi Roquelin and Marc DeSisto (Pink Floyd and U2). "Thank You" by LiLi Roquelin is used for a solo dance routine, themed "The Woods" and performed by International Dancing Star Maddie Ziegler, also known as the Dancer for Sia Furler. It won 1st Place/ 1st Overall at the Sheer Talent Dance Competition at Spokane Convention Center in Washington State on 05/16/15 and aired on Dance Moms Season 5 Episode 29 on Lifetime (TV network) on July 28, 2015. Maddie also performed the same number on May 30 at the Abby Lee Dance Company Los Angeles School Grand Opening and on June 20

neg: Abby Lee Miller in Penn Hills, Pennsylvania, a Pittsburgh suburb, studying under her mother's direction at the Maryen Lorrain Dance Studio. Miller eventually took over the studio in 1995 and renamed it Reign Dance Productions. She became certified by Dance Masters of America and became a member of Dance Masters of Pennsylvania Chapter #10 in 1986, but her membership was terminated in February 2012, with DMA saying Miller's reality-TV show "Dance Moms" was "a total misrepresentation of our dance educators and their students and is detrimental to the dance profession." In 2011, Miller began to appear in the Lifetime reality television show "Dance

neg: Dance Moms: Miami show the moms and the dancers who both Angel and Victor feel did the best and who needs to improve. The list changes every week. While Abby Lee Miller graded her dancers based on the titles they had previously won at competitions and the moms' attitudes, Angel Armas states the grading system at Stars Dance Studio is strictly based on the dancers' overall attitudes and performances regardless of awards and placing. Like with "Dance Moms", the grading system was suggested to the dance instructors by the show producers in order to create more drama on the show. Lucas Triana is

neg: Cheryl Burke Cheryl Burke Cheryl Stephanie Burke (born May 3, 1984) is an American dancer, model and TV host. She is best known for being one of the professional dancers on ABC's "Dancing with the Stars", where she was the first female professional to win the show and the first professional to win twice and consecutively. She has participated in 21 seasons thus far. She came in second on the NBC series "I Can Do That." She replaced Abby Lee Miller on "Dance Moms" in 2017. Burke was born in San Francisco, California and grew up in Atherton, California. She is the

neg: Blake McGrath "So You Think You Can Dance". He appeared in the 2007 reality TV show "DanceLife" produced by Jennifer Lopez. In 2014, he appears in the "Lifetime" hit "Dance Moms" as a guest choreographer for the Candy Apples Dance Center. CADC is the main rival of the Abby Lee Dance Center. He is the lead choreographer for the audition cities and alternating third judge on "So You Think You Can Dance Canada". He has had contributions for all three seasons to date of the Canadian series as follows: Blake started pursuing a music career and released his first single "The Night

neg: JoJo Siwa a brother named Jayden Siwa. Siwa was a top-5 finalist on the second season of the series "Abby's Ultimate Dance Competition" and the youngest contestant on season 2. She appeared on the show with her mother and was eliminated in week 9. Siwa began auditioning for Abby Lee Miller's ALDC dance competition team in 2014 and was selected for the team in early 2015. At the same time, she began to appear on the Lifetime reality show "Dance Moms", which follows the ALDC team. She departed the team and the show in 2016. In May 2016, Siwa released Boomerang for

neg: Abby Davies have to have this heavy studded thing on all day, it gets really uncomfortable! Abby's style is just not me at all." Will's daughter and Ben's younger sister Abby was the school friend of Lisa Hunter, Lee Hunter, Zara Morgan, Cameron Clark, and Norman Sankofa. Abby's main storylines involved her tempestuous relationship with Lee. No matter how many times they broke up, Abby could always be won back by Lee quoting Romeo and Juliet, though this didn't stop her almost starting a relationship with Craig Dean. Lee finally asked Abby to marry him shortly before she left Hollyoaks to go

neg: Abby Kelley Foster Charter Public School Abby Kelley Foster Charter Public School Abby Kelley Foster Charter Public School is a small K-12 school located at 10 New Bond St., Worcester, Massachusetts in former Heald Machine Company buildings. The school was founded in 1998. The school's namesake is Abby Kelley Foster, a noted 19th-century leader in abolitionist and women's rights movements who resided in Worcester. On February 25, 2003, the Board of Education voted unanimously to renew the school's 5-year charter. Abby Kelley Foster started with Grades K-5 in a factory building. The middle and high school programs came later and are located in adjacent buildings. There

neg: Mother Is a Freshman While Susan thinks Abby is checking up on her boyfriend-to-be, Richard invites Abby to a dance at the college. Susan tells Abby that she expects Richard to take her to the dance, and Abby is riddled with guilt. Still, she can't seem to get out of attending the dance and Susan has a young boy her age named Beaumont escort her. Unfortunately, since she doesn't know about her mother's date, she asks John to escort Abby. Both John and Richard turn up at Abby's house to escort her on the evening of the dance. It turns out they are acquainted

neg: Lee Hunter (Hollyoaks) Things get worse for Lee, as his sister Lisa is bullied by Steph Dean, causing her to self-harm, with the help of his parents, Ellie and Dan, Lee supportive Lisa for his entire life. Lee gradually becomes best friends with Bombhead (Lee Otway). Lee is delighted when he starts to make money by schemes, but they often go wrong. Lee grows close to Abby Davies (Helen Noble) and forms a relationship with her. He and Abby continue to fall out and make up. Lee has a fling with Abby's best friend Zara Morgan. Lee proposes to Abby and she accepts

neg: Snappy Dance Theater Snappy Dance Theater Snappy Dance Theater (founded 1996) is a non-profit Postmodern dance company located in Cambridge, Massachusetts. It was founded by current artistic director Martha Mason, Marjorie Morgan and George Whiteside. The company is currently composed of Mason, Carey Foster, Roger Fernandes, Jeremy Towle, Lee Walden, Bonnie Duncan, and Tim Gallagher. Alumni include Cathy Calhoun Bosch, Sean Kilbridge, Jim Banta, James Tanabe, Eveline Mostovoy, Lucy Bunning, and Bess Whitesel. It is notable for integrating non-traditional dance forms (i.e. circus performance, martial arts, puppetry) with more traditional ones. It was part of the 2003–2004 "Bank of America Celebrity Series", and

neg: Lee Hunter (Hollyoaks) before leaving for university in Brighton. Lee becomes miserable after her departure and annoys his friends. He visits Abby and finds her in bed with another man. Lee is devastated when Abby breaks off their engagement. Abby tells him she made a mistake accepting his proposal, while there was more bad news to Lee as his sister Ellie lost her memory and accused their brother Dan for killing her husband Toby, which he turns against her for her actions, alongside with her family, while one year later, Dan died from car explosion, and blames Ellie for what she's did to

neg: American Dance Machine American Dance Machine The American Dance Machine was a theatrical dance company created by Lee Theodore, which played on Broadway at the Century Theatre, opening Jun 14, 1978 and in total running 199 performances. It was duplicated with a second cast for the American Dance Festival at Duke University in 1978. The show was a "Living Archive" of Broadway theatre dance; great theatre dances saved from oblivion. Films were made of the performances to preserve original Broadway choreography and can be found at the Lincoln Center Library of the Performing Arts in New York City. Broadway legend Gwen Verdon appeared

neg: Kevin Manno Alexandria departed. The show was canceled after months on the air. In October 2012, Lifetime premiered "Abby's Ultimate Dance Competition". The show, a spin-off of "Dance Moms", features Manno as the host alongside judges Abby Lee Miller, Robin Antin and Richy Jackson. The following April, Manno begin shooting the second season of the show. Manno began dating TV personality Ali Fedotowsky in 2013. They announced their engagement in September 2015. They were married on March 3, 2017. They had daughter Molly on July 6, 2016. and son Riley on May 24, 2018. Kevin Manno Kevin Matthew Manno is an American

neg: Abby Lee Miller up in Los Angeles called ALDC LA. In March 2017, Miller announced she had quit the series. In July 2018, Miller announced her return for season 8 of "Dance Moms". In December 2010, Miller filed for bankruptcy and owed more than $400,000 in taxes. Miller began to encounter numerous legal problems in 2014. One of the dancers on "Dance Moms" sued Miller, charging assault. The suit further claims the show's producers encourage a violent and combative atmosphere on the show as a way to attract viewers. A five million dollar lawsuit was filed against Collins Avenue Entertainment for staging disagreements

neg: Snappy Dance Theater has performed as part of the Open Look Festival in St. Petersburg, Russia. Snappy Dance Theater Snappy Dance Theater (founded 1996) is a non-profit Postmodern dance company located in Cambridge, Massachusetts. It was founded by current artistic director Martha Mason, Marjorie Morgan and George Whiteside. The company is currently composed of Mason, Carey Foster, Roger Fernandes, Jeremy Towle, Lee Walden, Bonnie Duncan, and Tim Gallagher. Alumni include Cathy Calhoun Bosch, Sean Kilbridge, Jim Banta, James Tanabe, Eveline Mostovoy, Lucy Bunning, and Bess Whitesel. It is notable for integrating non-traditional dance forms (i.e. circus performance, martial arts, puppetry) with more traditional

neg: Dance Moms final episode of season 4, Christi and Chloe Lukasiak also left "Dance Moms" because of continuing insults and dismissive treatment toward Chloe. In October 2014, then-13-year-old Paige Hyland sued Miller, but Hyland's lawsuit was dismissed. On October 13, 2015, Abby Lee Miller was indicted in Pittsburgh on charges of concealing her income from her performances on the show in 2012 and 2013. She was charged with bankruptcy fraud, concealment of bankruptcy assets and false bankruptcy declarations in hiding some $755,000. In June 2016, Miller pled guilty to the charges, and entered a plea deal with the IRS. In May 2017,

neg: Abby Davies to university in Brighton, but alas, it was not to be. When she stopped calling, Lee executed a surprise visit, only to find her in bed with someone else. Abby was last mentioned in October 2007, when Steph Dean complained about still living in Chester while Abby was living in the more glamorous Los Angeles. Lorna Cooper of MSN TV listed Anna of one of Soap Opera's "forgotten characters" and that she is mainly remembered for her "turbulent relationship with Lee Hunter". Virgin Media said that the "ever-bubbly and ditzy" was an "absolute sucker" for Lee, adding that their relationship

neg: American Dance Machine of the show. Maxwell was a former Ballroom World Champion and Regan a US Champion and highly accomplished tap dancer (she appeared in the original cast of 42nd Street on Broadway) They were chosen for the cover of the iconic "Dance Magazine" (Editor-in-Chief Bill Como) issue highlighting the article "The Sensational American Dance Machine In Japan" ADM also established, for a short time, a training "satellite" in Tokyo, as reported in the article. American Dance Machine The American Dance Machine was a theatrical dance company created by Lee Theodore, which played on Broadway at the Century Theatre, opening Jun 14,

neg: Lee Meredith playing the beautiful Swedish secretary Ulla in the original 1968 version of "The Producers". Her most recent appearance is on the DVD edition of that film (2002), where she gives an interview and recreates her dance from the original film. In the 1980s Meredith appeared alongside writer Mickey Spillane in a series of humorous commercials for Miller Lite beer. Lee Meredith also has three brothers, Robert A Sauls age 65, Richard W Sauls age 60, & Christian H Sauls age 49. Lee Meredith Lee Meredith (born October 22, 1947 in River Edge, New Jersey) is an American actress. She was

neg: David Lee Moroni David Lee Moroni David Lee Moroni (born March 14, 1938) is a former Canadian dancer and teacher. Moroni was born in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. He studied dance at the Classical Ballet Company with Nesta Toumine and performed with her local company where he also taught. He also taught at the Lindenlea Municipal Ballet. In 1964, he joined the Royal Winnipeg Ballet, was promoted to soloist in 1966, and became principal dancer in 1967. In 1970, he joined the staff at the Royal Winnipeg Ballet School where he helped to establish the Professional Division program and became its principle. He also

neg: Abby Kelley Foster Charter Public School be eligible for college credits. Abby Kelley Foster Charter Public School Abby Kelley Foster Charter Public School is a small K-12 school located at 10 New Bond St., Worcester, Massachusetts in former Heald Machine Company buildings. The school was founded in 1998. The school's namesake is Abby Kelley Foster, a noted 19th-century leader in abolitionist and women's rights movements who resided in Worcester. On February 25, 2003, the Board of Education voted unanimously to renew the school's 5-year charter. Abby Kelley Foster started with Grades K-5 in a factory building. The middle and high school programs came later and are

neg: Lilian Lee of True Light Middle School of Hong Kong, she actively contributed to "Happy Family" and "Chinese Student Weekly" (中國學生周報). She once studied at Kyoto University, Japan, and has had various jobs. She was a primary school teacher while working as a reporter. Lee is widely known as a screenwriter for TV series, movie and dramas. At a young age, she learned Traditional Chinese Dance for about ten years. Lee has danced for a dance company in New York. With her rich experience in dancing, Lee helped organize several dance dramas for the Hong Kong Dance Company. In 2001, Lee directed

neg: Andrew-Lee Potts He appeared in 2 of the series' 13 episodes (first and last) which were filmed in Vancouver. The reboot starred Niall Matter as Evan Cross with Crystal Lowe as Toby Nance, the character corollary to Potts' Connor in the original. Despite the popularity of the original in North America, the new programme was cancelled after its initial run. In the finale several plot points were wrapped up, including an allusion that Connor and on-screen partner Abby Maitland married. Pott's acting in this episode was especially well received; "Andrew Lee Potts as Connor continues to light up this episode with a

neg: PMT Dance Company PMT Dance Company PMT Dance Company is the repertory company for the studio. It is under the direction of Pavan Thimmaiah and its Assistant Director is Alan Watson. PMT Dance Company incorporates original music and a storyline into elements of Hip Hop, Funk, and Jazz dance. Its credits include the International Bollywood Movie Awards and Sensing Peace Documentary Gala and the International Dance Festival where Pavan Thimmaiah was a featured choreographer in a night honoring male choreographers entitled "Men at Work." In addition, PMT Dance Company was chosen to perform in Toronto at the Canadian National Exhibition in July 2006.

neg: Maddie Ziegler wig and outfit that simulated the look of Sia's character in the film. She again performed with Sia on a mini-tour of Australasia in November and December 2017, and later in December, she and Sia returned to the "Ellen" show to perform Sia's song "Snowman". Ziegler and her sister conducted another dance workshop tour of Australia and New Zealand in July 2018. Ziegler wrote the foreword to Abby Lee Miller's 2014 memoir, "Everything I Learned about Life, I Learned in Dance Class". Ziegler interviewed her friend Millie Bobby Brown for a cover article in the November 2016 issue of "Interview"

neg: Brynn Rumfallo Brynn Rumfallo Brynn Aran Ashlee Rumfallo (born July 1, 2003) is an American reality televison show cast member. She rose to fame in 2013 as a contestant on the 8th Season of "America's Got Talent". She later garnered attention for her contemporary dance styles and winning national and regional competitions. In 2015, she first appeared on the Lifetime reality series, "Dance Moms" and became a permanent cast member in 2016, before leaving in 2017 after appearing in three seasons. She has begun a career in modelling for brands including 'Abby Lee Apparel', 'Miss Behaved Girls', 'MissFit', 'California Kisses Dancewear' and

neg: The Boy in the Plastic Bubble during "Welcome Back, Kotter", which began in 1975. The film had a personal impact on Travolta and Hyland, who began a six-month romantic relationship until her death, after the film ended principal photography. On "Dance Moms" Series 6 Abby Lee Miller said the girls are doing a dance which is inspired by the movie. The Boy in the Plastic Bubble The Boy in the Plastic Bubble is a 1976 American made-for-television drama film inspired by the lives of David Vetter and Ted DeVita, who lacked effective immune systems. It stars John Travolta, Glynnis O'Connor, Diana Hyland, Robert Reed, Ralph Bellamy

neg: Dancing with the Stars (U.S. season 18) the chart below (given in parentheses) are listed in this order from left to right: Carrie Ann Inaba, Redfoo, Len Goodman, Bruno Tonioli". "Individual judges scores in the chart below (given in parentheses) are listed in this order from left to right: Carrie Ann Inaba, Ricky Martin, Len Goodman, Bruno Tonioli". "Individual judges scores in the chart below (given in parentheses) are listed in this order from left to right: Carrie Ann Inaba, Len Goodman, Abby Lee Miller, Bruno Tonioli". Although billed as "dance duels," the two celebrities in each dance receive the same score. During the routine, the celebrities

neg: National Dance Company of Korea the feeling of Korean humans and the aesthetic appeal of Korean culture in dance performances. National Dance Company of Korea The National Dance Company of Korea is the national dance company of South Korea. The dance company has been affiliated with National Theater of Korea located in the neighborhood of Jangchung-dong, Jung-gu, central of Seoul where the National Dance Company of Korea mainly has performed as well as the National Drama Company of Korea, the National Changguk Company Of Korea and the National Orchestra Company of Korea. National Dance Company of Korea was established by the director, Im Seong-nam (임성남)

neg: National Dance Company of Korea National Dance Company of Korea The National Dance Company of Korea is the national dance company of South Korea. The dance company has been affiliated with National Theater of Korea located in the neighborhood of Jangchung-dong, Jung-gu, central of Seoul where the National Dance Company of Korea mainly has performed as well as the National Drama Company of Korea, the National Changguk Company Of Korea and the National Orchestra Company of Korea. National Dance Company of Korea was established by the director, Im Seong-nam (임성남) and 12 other dancers in February 1962. Since then, it has been a representative dance

neg: Lee Delano Lee Delano Lee Delano (January 19, 1931 - October 8, 2017) was an American character actor. Delano was born in New York City. He graduated from the Neighborhood Playhouse School of the Theater, where he studied with Sandy Meisner for acting and Martha Graham for dance. His classmates included Joanne Woodward, Susan Oliver and Steve McQueen. McQueen convinced Delano to make the move west to Hollywood where he began to obtain guest roles in episode of numerous television series, including the original "Star Trek" in "A Piece of the Action". Delano's tough guy looks and legitimate stage training made him

neg: Film Roman its parent company Starz Distribution by Waterman Entertainment, the production company of executive producer Steve Waterman. As such, it now does business with Starz, which owns the company's catalogue. On November 22, 2016, the company formed a joint venture based in Tijuana, called Film Roman Baja J.V. (also known as Film Roman Baja Productions), with Boxel Studios, a Baja California-based animation facility. The original studio was located on Riverside Drive in Toluca Lake, California, where Roman was also joined by Melendez producer Lee Mendelson. Years later, the studio moved to a new location on Chandler Blvd. in Studio City, before

neg: Lee Roy Selmon's Lee Roy Selmon's Lee Roy Selmon's is an American casual dining restaurant chain located and founded in Florida by former NFL player Lee Roy Selmon. The concept was owned by OSI Restaurant Partners, LLC until 2008 when it was sold to Mvp Holdings Tampa, Inc. owned by Outback Steakhouse founders Robert D. "Bob" Basham and Chris T. Sullivan. Lee Roy Selmon continued to work with the company through its transfer of ownership until his death in 2011. There are three locations, all of which are located in west-central Florida. It was announced on May 23, 2018 that the original location

neg: Abby Newman him, not Ashley. Abby decided to come clean to Tucker, and he forgave her. They decided to keep the truth between the two of them. With Diane threatening to reveal her confession tape to the public, she met her in the town park. The next day, Abby woke up with dirt on her clothes to hear the news that Diane's body was found in the park. Abby remembered wrestling with Diane for a key to a safe where her confession tape was located. Detective Ronan Malloy revealed that a key was found in Diane's throat. Ashley also met with Diane

neg: Zara Morgan turned her attentions to Abby’s boyfriend Lee Hunter (Alex Carter). She ended up having a one-night stand with him, in which she lost her virginity. However, Lee didn’t want much more to do with Zara and as soon as their secret got out, her friendship with Abby was at risk. Soon after, the pair eventually made up, but Zara still had a keen interest in Lee. She began to date Cameron Clark, but only to make Lee jealous, and that relationship didn’t work out either. With the departure of Abby leaving for Brighton, Zara felt more isolated than ever. She

neg: Let's Dance (Chris Montez song) Let's Dance (Chris Montez song) "Let's Dance" is a 1962 hit-single by Chris Montez, written and produced by Jim Lee. The personnel on the original recording included Carol Kaye on guitar, Ray Johnson on Philicorda organ, Ray Pohlman on bass guitar and Jesse Sailes on drums. When initially released, the song shot to #4 on the "Billboard" Hot 100 chart in the U.S., and to No. 2 in the UK Singles Chart. In 1972 the song was coupled as an "oldie" with the Shirelles "Will You Love Me Tomorrow" and re-released in Europe. Based on radio play, the record company,

neg: Royston Maldoom design at a professional venue. One such work was ‘Bivouac’ where Gordon McPherson wrote the musical score and Graham Bowers designed the costumes and stage set. The company was renamed several years later and adopted the name Scottish Dance Theatre, after the closure of Peter Royston’s original company of the same name. In 1996, Dance United founders Andrew Coggins, Mags Byrne and Royston Maldoom, together with the Ethiopian Gemini Trust, created a unique dance project in Addis Ababa with street children which led to the foundation of the Adugna Community Dance Theatre Company. In 2000, Dance United was officially established.

neg: EJ DiMera times EJ confront Abby and try to get her not to tells anyone, however Abby try blackmail EJ by saying, She was going tells Hope everything, if EJ didn't give her what she wanted, EJ and Abby kiss and almost had sex at the hospital where Abby is working and Ej is at the board as one of the backer, but stop when someone almost came in. After that, Abigail chase Ej at his gym locker room of his Dimera company and they have sex in the shower until they heard Sami and Ej stops the act immediately. Ej and

neg: Thomas Lee (Virginia colonist) Company and within seven years the company had 100 families living in Ohio. He was also the first president of the Company and after Lee died, was succeeded by Lawrence Washington. With Lee's higher rank in society and wealth, he decided he needed to build a mansion to secure his position as one of the Virginia gentry. he chose the "Clifts," which he had owned since the mid-1710s. Lee decided on this site because it was located in Westmoreland County, where he was born, and because it was located on the Potomac River. The land was sufficient for having many

neg: Eleanor King Eleanor King Eleanor Campbell King (1906–1991) was an American modern dancer, choreographer, and educator. She was a member of the original Humphrey-Weidman company, where she was a principal dancer in the pioneering modern dance movement in New York City, then moving on to choreography and founding her own dance company in Seattle, Washington. She was a professor emerita at the University of Arkansas, where she taught from 1952 to 1971, before retiring to Santa Fe, New Mexico to start a new course of study into classical Japanese and Korean dance. She choreographed over 120 dance works, and wrote extensively for

neg: The Col Ballroom the wood structure for $4,500. After the festival ended the hall was used as a warehouse. In 1906 a second floor was added by new owners and the building was dedicated as a dance hall called The Coliseum. It was destroyed by fire on October 21, 1913. In November 1914, the new Coliseum was opened by owner Leo Kerker. The new building is located across West Fourth Street from where the original Saengerfesthalle was located. It was designed by local architects Clausen & Burrows and constructed by local contractor Oelrich & Company. The building has a steel frame covered with

neg: Dragon Dance Theatre Dragon Dance Theatre The Dragon Dance Theatre is a collective theatre and giant puppet company founded in Vermont, USA, in 1976. The company has created and produced original theatre productions and the Pan-American Puppetry Arts Institute in Mexico, Nicaragua, Argentina, Peru, the USA, France and Finland. Currently, the company is based in Quebec, Canada, where the company has also had theatre projects. The Dragon Dance Theatre was founded in 1976 by Sam Kerson and a small group of friends. In its history the company has re-elaborated myths from Sumer, Greece and the pre-Hispanic tradition in America from a contemporary perspective

neg: Lilian Lee a dance drama adapted from her novel "Fen Mo Chun Qiu" (粉墨春秋), performed by Hua Jin Dance Company. In 2013, she worked with the National Theatre Company of China and adapted her novel "Green Snake" into a dance drama. Lee is a well-know writer in Hong Kong, but she has never appeared in public. Although her fans are curious about her appearance, Lee refused to publish anything with or about her appearance, family background and experience. Lee once explained, "Stop being curious about my appearance. I have such an ordinary appearance that I cannot be easily recognised in the masses.

neg: Abby Davies status seemed more on/off than a "faulty light switch". Abby Davies Abby Davies is a fictional character from the British Channel 4 soap opera, "Hollyoaks", played by Helen Noble between 18 April 2000 and June 2004, and a brief return on 5 September 2005 when Lee found her in bed with another guy. Helen Noble was seventeen when she joined the cast of Hollyoaks after auditioning for the role. Helen Noble quit in 2004, but agreed to return in four episodes in 2005. Noble stated that she felt she had changed and was confident in her decision to depart. Abby

neg: Abby Davies Abby Davies Abby Davies is a fictional character from the British Channel 4 soap opera, "Hollyoaks", played by Helen Noble between 18 April 2000 and June 2004, and a brief return on 5 September 2005 when Lee found her in bed with another guy. Helen Noble was seventeen when she joined the cast of Hollyoaks after auditioning for the role. Helen Noble quit in 2004, but agreed to return in four episodes in 2005. Noble stated that she felt she had changed and was confident in her decision to depart. Abby is an enthusiast and has high hopes in her

neg: Millville, Florida 1992, Lee Casey purchased the company from his father, Fred, making it the third generation to take ownership of the company. W. Fred Turner, was the lawyer who represented Clarence Earl Gideon in Gideon vs. Wainwright, a landmark case in United States Supreme Court History. Visitors to Millville can still view the house where Turner was raised. Millville, Florida Millville is an unincorporated community in Bay County, Florida, United States. It is part of the Panama City–Lynn Haven–Panama City Beach Metropolitan Statistical Area. Historical Millville, located directly off Highway 98, was one of the original frontier settlements in Bay County.

neg: Abby Gaines Abby Gaines Abby Gaines is a romance novelist from New Zealand. Gaines wrote her first romance novel as a teenager and submitted it to Mills and Boon for publication; the company rejected it. After her graduation from high school she attended university, where she studied French, German, Japanese and Spanish for a B.A.. Following university, she worked for IBM, where she met her husband. She quit work after her children were born and instead freelanced as a business journalist. When she decided to begin writing a romance novel, she told her husband that she expected to sell her first novel

neg: Duke Out of the Blue groups on campus to create two music videos to our covers of Drumming Song and Youth. Drumming Song is originally performed by Florence and the Machine. The track was produced by Dave Sperandio and arranged by Tori Johnson, and it will be featured on OOTB upcoming album (expected release date: December 2017). OOTB worked with Defining Movement, Duke's premier multicultural dance group. The video was produced by Freewater Productions Duke and directed by Stephen So. Youth is originally performed by Daughter, and this track was produced by Dave Sperandio and arranged by Abby Glackin. OOTB worked with Momentum Dance Company,

neg: Lee Vining Creek crossing. Route 120 joins U.S. Route 395 in Lee Vining just north of the US 395 bridge over Lee Vining Creek. The creek is used for hydropower generation at the Poole power plant operated by Southern California Edison, located within Lee Vining Canyon. Water impounded by dams at Ellery, Saddlebag and Rhinedollar Lakes are released to generate power over a total drop of . The original hydroelectric system, developed by Nevada-California Power Company in the 1920s, was larger and consisted of three power plants known as Lee Vining Nos. 1, 2 and 3. Today, only Lee Vining No. 1 remains

neg: Abby Leigh Abby Leigh Abby Leigh is an American artist whose work has been described as recalling Yayoi Kusama and the "visionary abstraction of Arthur Dove". Her work is held in public collections internationally, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Guggenheim Museum and the Whitney Museum. She is represented by the Betty Cunningham Gallery in New York. Leigh was born and grew up in New York City. Her mother was a mathematician. She attended Brandeis University where she majored in Theater Studies before attending Guildhall School of Music and Drama. She worked briefly as an actress, touring with the National Company

neg: Culver Hotel and live music every evening. The Culver Hotel has housed many stars as guests, including Clark Gable, Mickey Rooney, Greta Garbo, Judy Garland, Joan Crawford, Lana Turner, Red Skelton, Buster Keaton, Dorothy Dandridge, Douglas Fairbanks, Frank Sinatra, Ronald Reagan, all 4 members of the boy band 98 Degrees, Abby Lee Miller of Dance Moms, Countess Luann de Lesseps from Real Housewives of New York City some even maintaining private residences for months at a time. Dwight D. Eisenhower even had a campaign office in the hotel during his run for President in 1952. The nearby Jazz Bakery has been known

neg: Ballet East Dance Company opportunity to meet and talk with performers and choreographers. BEDC also runs a dance academy, the BEDC Arts Academy, where company choreographers and dancers provide classes to the public. The school also occasionally brings in professional artists from outside of Austin to teach masterclasses both to the BEDC company members and Academy students. Recent guest teachers include Regina Larkin, artistic director of the Joyce Trisler Danscompany in New York City, and Francisco Gella, a choreographer with Philadanco in Philadelphia. Ballet East Dance Company The Ballet East Dance Company (BEDC) is an American modern dance company located in Austin, Texas. Founded

neg: American Dance Machine in film versions of the show. Choreographers included: Agnes De Mille, Jack Cole, Joe Layton, Michael Kidd, Ron Field, Bob Fosse, Onna White and Peter Gennaro. Featured dancers and guest artists included Janet Elber, Carol Estey, Harold Cromer, Liza Gennaro, Patti Mariano, Nancy Chismar and Donald Young. The American Dance Machine was also a school in New York City and later on Long Island at the American Theater Dance Workshop that taught original Broadway dance repertoire in the late 1970s and 1980s until Lee Theodore's death in 1986. Teachers included founder Lee Theodore, Nanette Charisse and Gwen Verdon. Dance repertoire

neg: May O'Donnell Vereen, Cora Cahan, and Gerald Arpino among her students. She is known for an original dance technique that has influenced generations of modern dancers. In 1974 the May O'Donnell Concert Dance Company was formed and located at the May O'Donnell Modern Dance Center at 429 Lafayette Street in New York City. There, O'Donnell and her staff taught the May O'Donnell Dance Technique until the studio was sold in the 1980s. O'Donnell died in Manhattan at the age 97 in 2004. In 2005, her biography, "May O'Donnell: Modern Dance Pioneer", was published by Marian Horosko. May O'Donnell May O'Donnell (May 1,

neg: Steps (TV series) Steps (TV series) Steps (Traditional Chinese: ) is a TVB modern drama series broadcast in September 2007. Ballroom dancing emphasizes rhythm and mutual trust between the partners. If we can apply the same philosophy to our daily communication practices, we are likely to find ourselves in greater harmony and our lives will surely be enriched. Dance lover Lee Sum-Ying (Bernice Liu) is going to audition for a place in the Hong Kong Dance Company. Before the audition starts, she bumps into her brother Lee Lik-Keung (Wayne Lai) and his colleague Ching Ka-Tsun (Steven Ma) at a supermarket, where she is

neg: David Earle Randazzo. 1987 - Clifford E. Lee Award from the Banff Centre for the Arts 1987 - Dora Mavor Moore Award for best new choreography for "Sunrise". " [ David Earle's ]... work "Sacra Conversazione" has been selected by Canadian dance professionals as one of ten Canadian choreographic masterworks of the twentieth century." David Earle David Earle (born September 17, 1939) is a Canadian choreographer, dancer and artistic director. In 1968 Earle was co-founder and co-artistic director of Toronto Dance Theatre alongside Patricia Beatty and Peter Randazzo, where Earle choreographed new modern dance pieces. In 1996 Earle started his own company

neg: Bite Me: A Love Story Bite Me: A Love Story Bite Me: A Love Story is a novel by American writer Christopher Moore. It debuted at number 5 on "The New York Times" Best Seller list on April 11, 2010. It is the third book in to the author's original vampire series "Bloodsucking Fiends", from 1995. "Bite Me" was released on March 23, 2010 by William Morrow and Company. Following immediately after "", "Bite Me" starts with Abby Normal summarizing what happened in the previous books (, ). The Emperor is caught in a large fight involving Steven "Foo Dog" Wong, Abby Normal, the Samurai

neg: Cheryl Burke In the final round of the competition, Burke's character volunteers to replace an ill competitor (Carey). She and her partner, Esteban, go on to win the competition. She came in second on the first season of "I Can Do That", losing to Nicole Scherzinger on the final three-person-super-group performance, having led the competition since week 2. She replaced Abby Lee Miller on "Dance Moms" in 2017. She took over the ALDC Elite competition team while on the show. Burke appeared on "Hell's Kitchen" as a VIP guest diner in the ninth episode of Season 17. In 2011, Burke released her

neg: Charlie White (figure skater) guest judge Abby Lee Miller. Score given by guest judge Kenny Ortega. Charlie White (figure skater) Charles Allen "Charlie" White Jr. (born October 24, 1987) is an American ice dancer. With partner Meryl Davis, he is the 2014 Olympic Champion, the 2010 Olympic silver medalist, a two-time (2011, 2013) World champion, five-time Grand Prix Final champion (2009–2013), three-time Four Continents champion (2009, 2011, 2013) and six-time U.S. national champion (2009–2014). They also won a bronze medal in the team event at the 2014 Winter Olympics. Davis and White teamed up in 1997 and they are currently the longest-lasting dance team

neg: Batesburg-Leesville, South Carolina and Hampton School. Twin-City High School was located on Maple Street in Batesburg where the Twin-City High School Park is now located. The park is owned by the Twin-City Alumni Association. The original two-story wooden Hampton School (1922) was replaced in 1954 by a single story brick structure on South Lee Street in Leesville. The original wooden building was torn down but a marker remains under a large tree in the parking lot of Friendship Baptist Church on South Lee Street. Other schools included Leesville Colored Primary School and Batesburg-Saluda Colored School. There were other older schools which had closed

neg: Deon Lee Award at the 14th Asian Television Awards and was chosen the best 10 films of the Chinese Film Critic Association that year. Lee was the recipient of the Best Soundtrack Award and appeared as a special guest with Stephen McEveety at the 4th Pan Pacific Film Festival in 2011. His music was nominated at the 1st International Fashion Film Awards in La Jolla, California, where his original score to the dance film "Lilith" by Eric Chang won the Best Creative Concept Award at the La Jolla Fashion Film Festival. In 2014, "Badbug", a South Korean drama thriller short film he

neg: Abby Epstein Abby Epstein Abby Epstein is a film director and producer most known for working in the field of the documentary. Her film "The Business of Being Born", which deals with the birth process in American hospitals, is one of her most widely known and acclaimed films, . Abby Epstein started her career as a theatre director having her own production company, Roadworks Productions, which is based in Chicago. Roadworks Productions was founded in 1992, and the company had seen much success in the mid 1990s. After directing a few productions in Chicago, Abby moved to New York to be an

neg: Shun Lee Palace Dim Sum. The original Shun Lee Dynasty opened at 900 Second Avenue at 48th Street in 1965. The Chef was Wang Ching-Ting who was discovered by a Chinese Ambassador and later came to the US as a cook at the Chinese Embassy in Washington, DC. The restaurant interior was designed by mid-century designer Russel Wright, who designed every element of the restaurant including the china, which was produced by Sterling China Company as their Polynesian pattern. Shun Lee Palace Shun Lee Palace is a Chinese restaurant located at 155 East 55th Street, between Lexington Avenue and Third Avenue in Midtown

neg: Bite Me: A Love Story from "A Dirty Job" are also briefly mentioned, when Abby and Lily are taunting Mrs. Korchev by chanting "like bear, like bear" until she goes away. Bite Me: A Love Story Bite Me: A Love Story is a novel by American writer Christopher Moore. It debuted at number 5 on "The New York Times" Best Seller list on April 11, 2010. It is the third book in to the author's original vampire series "Bloodsucking Fiends", from 1995. "Bite Me" was released on March 23, 2010 by William Morrow and Company. Following immediately after "", "Bite Me" starts with Abby Normal

neg: Abby Cunningham the time, it was a lot of different colors." Television personality Julie Chen said, "The women of "Knots", Michele Lee, Joan Van Ark, and Donna Mills have been compared to earth, wind, and fire, with Donna Mills bringing the heat as Abby, the conniving vixen that everybody loved to hate." According to Mills, many people were wary of meeting her in person because they assumed she would be like Abby. She said, "They were very trepedacious about what I was going to do." Mike Celizic of NBC said that her character was "the archetypal predatory female", while Meredith Vieira said

neg: Michigan Opera Theatre Michigan Opera Theatre Michigan Opera Theatre (MOT) is the principal opera company in Michigan, USA. The company is based in Detroit, where it performs in the Detroit Opera House. Each year it presents an opera and dance season. The company presents four operas in their original language with English supertitles and hosts dance companies with touring repertoire. It also presents musical theatre performances. The company has an orchestra, chorus, children's chorus, and extensive dance and arts education outreach programs. In 2005 MOT won a National Endowment for the Arts, "Access to Artistic Excellence" grant to support its staging of the

neg: BYU Ballroom Dance Company Ballroom Dance in Concert and has done so for twenty-seven years. The concerts are currently performed in the Marriott Center at BYU, but prior to 1987 the concerts were performed in the Smith Field House at BYU. The pieces are the creative works of Ballroom Dance Company directors Lee and Linda Wakefield, as well as guest choreographers and professional champion dancers from across the United States and Canada. The concerts first received individual names in 2003; prior concerts were simply titled "Ballroom Dance in Concert". BYU Ballroom Dance Company The BYU Ballroom Dance Company originates in the Department of Dance

neg: Nancy Grace off the street, where he was giving Grace a parking ticket. Poehler also voiced Grace, on May 21, 2005, as part of the show's Saturday TV Funhouse segment in a Divertor sketch. During this appearance, Grace says little more than "[Name of celebrity in question] should fry." Grace would later be impersonated by Saturday Night Live cast member Abby Elliott in the sketch 'So You've Committed A Crime... And You Think You Can Dance?', in which Grace features as a judge of the dance contest. In the sketch, Grace calls the show 'Disgusting'. Most recently, Grace was portrayed by featured

neg: Jonathan Wolken Moses Pendleton, a fellow student in the Dartmouth dance class, Robby Barnett, and Lee Harris, Wolken formed the Pilobolus dance company, which was named for a fungus that shoots its spores as much as several feet away, having seen a demonstration from his father during his youth. Chase and Martha Clarke joined the group in 1973; and Michael Tracy was added the following year, replacing Lee Harris. Clarke left the group in 1978 and Pendleton in 1983, each going off to form dance companies of their own. With almost no practical experience in dance, the group developed its own unique

neg: Baayork Lee Baayork Lee Baayork Lee (born December 5, 1946) is an American actress, singer, dancer, choreographer, theatre director, and author. Lee was born in New York City's Chinatown, to an Indian mother and Chinese father. She started dancing at an early age, and she made her Broadway debut at the age of five as Princess Ying Yawolak in the original production of "The King and I" in 1951. Yul Brynner, the original king, was like a second father to her. After she outgrew the show, she first collected unemployment at age eight. With further dance study in ballet, modern, and afro-Cuban,

neg: Margaret Jenkins and Twyla Tharp’s original company with Sara Rudner. Additionally, In addition, Jenkins was a member of the faculty of the Merce Cunningham Studio for 12 years and in that time restaged his works throughout the United States and Europe. In 1967, Merce Cunningham asked Ms. Jenkins to re stage his work for the Cullberg Ballet in Stockholm, Sweden, one the first times his work was performed by another company. In 1970, Jenkins returned to San Francisco, where she taught dance and choreographed. She founded the Margaret Jenkins Dance Company in 1973. The company is based in San Francisco and tours

neg: Lee Brown Coye "Where Is Abby? & Other Tales" was published. The book features some stories from Coye's "Chips and Shavings" Coye's column printed by "Mid-York Weekly" newspaper between 1964 and 1970. One of these tales (based on true stories) also appears (as "From Chips and Shavings") in Gahan Wilson, ed. "First World Fantasy Awards". NY: Doubleday, 1977, pp. 277–78. The book "Pulp Macabre: The Art of Lee Brown Coye's Final and Darkest Era" was published in 2015. An article, with interviews by the editors of the book, described Coye's illustrations as "whimsical and cartoonish" at first glance but "spine-chilling" with a closer

neg: Falcon Crest never aired. The character of Richard Channing was present in the original pilot, played by Michael Swan; this alternate Richard was Angela's biological son fighting for his domineering mother's favor. Abby Dalton's character, Julia, was called Dorcas, Jane Wyman wore a grey wig as Angela, and Chase and Maggie were played by Clu Gulager and Samantha Eggar, respectively. Emma was not seen, but a subplot concerning a mysterious woman crying for her mother while locked away in one of the upstairs rooms was seen. Lamas, Moses, and Rose appeared in the sames roles, and Chao Li-Chi's character was named Lee

neg: Booker Mountain Booker Mountain Mount Booker, with an elevation of , is located in the North Cascades of Washington, about 1.5 miles SE of Mount Buckner, between Park Creek and Stehekin River. Landscape painter Abby Williams Hill, of Tacoma, Washington, was contracted by the Great Northern Railway Company to paint pictures of the North Cascades, and she first painted Mount Booker in 1903. At the time of Hill's painting, the mountain had not yet been named; newspaper critics called it "No-name mountain." Abby Hill wrote to the National Geological Survey to determine the mountain's name, and the agency offered her the opportunity

neg: BYU Ballroom Dance Company 1980 Lee Wakefield and his wife Linda began directing the company. Starting in 2015, Curt and Sharon Holman took the reins as directors of the company and they continue to do so today. "BYU was the first university to introduce dance into its curriculum; the school's involvement in the sport stretches back for a long time," observes Brian McDonald, president of the National Dance Council of America, which governs dance competitions in the United States. "And now BYU is, without question, the most influential school in the nation in terms of identifying dance as both a sport and a respected

neg: Shannon Bex Bex has an older brother, Marshall Lee Bex, who owns a video production company. She started dancing at the age of six and began training in ballet. A year later, she danced in "The Nutcracker" under James Canfield for the Oregon Ballet Theatre. It was not until the age of twelve that Bex started to train in other styles of dance like lyrical, modern, hip hop and jazz. Her family moved to Bend, Oregon for her high school years, where she attended Mountain View High School. In school, Bex was involved in drama, dance team, and choir. At 19, Bex

neg: Elaine Lee (actress) her father, an electrician, died when she was nine. She was brought up by her mother and had a sister Barbara. A former waitress, her acting career began in the 1960s in Johannesburg where she became a stage manager for a theatrical company and acted extensively in the theatre and on radio, starring in productions throughout her native South Africa, as well as Zimbabwe and Zambia. Lee emigrated to Australia where she became well known as a sex symbol and played the perpetually unlucky-in-love, fashionista and clairvoyant Vera Collins in "Number 96", starting in 1972. Lee was an original cast

neg: Abby Cunningham gift from Charles. After the ceremony she has the marriage annulled, but keeps the money. After this, Abby marries Greg Sumner. It isn't love, but rather a political marriage. Abby forms another company, Morikame, in order to buy Lotus Point. When her former partners find out and threaten to have her arrested for fraud, she donates Lotus Point to the government as a wildlife preserve. Abby goes after a political appointment that Greg wants, and leaves Knots Landing to be a trade representative in Japan. Abby later forms another illegal company with Nigel Treadwell, and tries to take over the