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Alness ‘little stars’ in sell-out success for DNA Dance Neverland show





Riven Simpson, Poppy Owen and Lois Fraser. Picture: James Mackenzie
Riven Simpson, Poppy Owen and Lois Fraser. Picture: James Mackenzie

LITTLE stars gave their all during two sold out performances in an Easter Ross town.

The DNA Dance performances of latest show Neverland were hosted by Alness Academy and sparked rave reviews from delighted parents, carers and well-wishers who thronged to see the end product of hours of dedicated practice.

Parents photographing their children on stage. Picture: James Mackenzie
Parents photographing their children on stage. Picture: James Mackenzie

Dance teachers Alan Banner and Natalie Hamilton had drilled their young charges to produce flawless performances with children as young as three in stage giving it their all.

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One who witnessed the shows said: “The atmosphere was just amazing! Some of our children have been part of DNA for five years with this being their third show and this was the best one yet!”

Lois Fraser as Tinkerbell. Picture: James Mackenzie
Lois Fraser as Tinkerbell. Picture: James Mackenzie

Serena Dunnett said: “On behalf of myself and all parents we would like to say a huge thank you to Alan and Nat and show our appreciation for their hard work and dedication - not just on show day but for what they do for our kids week in week out. They are an asset to our community. We are all so proud of everyone involved and all our little stars.”

Hope Murray as Captain Hook. Picture: James Mackenzie
Hope Murray as Captain Hook. Picture: James Mackenzie

The group said afterwards: “We had the most amazing night, genuinely loved every second. We are so beyond proud in a way words can’t describe of each and every single one of our dancers. What a show they put on for you all yesterday. Two sold out shows and they ran seamlessly.

The Lost Boys. Picture: James Mackenzie
The Lost Boys. Picture: James Mackenzie

“We have been completely overwhelmed by the reception from audience members and the lovely messages we have received, the kindness from our parents and dancers giving us flowers and goodies. The DNA family is truly the best!

Alan Banner and Natalie Ross, principals. Picture: James Mackenzie
Alan Banner and Natalie Ross, principals. Picture: James Mackenzie

“The total amount raised in the donation buckets to go towards Kaylisa’s fundraising effort for the highland hospice is £612.50. Amazing!”


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