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Dancing with the Williamsburg Stars Unveils 2012 Line-upBy Amber Lester Kennedy Tuesday, December 13, 2011
The 2012 Dancing With the Williamsburg Stars contestants. Courtesy of Photos by Larry.
The organizers of the event announced the line-up for the performance, which benefits Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Greater Virginia Peninsula and Literacy for Life at the Rita Welsh Adult Learning Center, on Monday. The dancers include community leaders, business owners and government workers. The dancers will be paired with more experienced teachers who will choreograph the routines and perform with their partners in the show, scheduled for March 3. The dancers are: • Lance Pedigo, one of the leaders of Colonial Williamsburg’s Fifes and Drums and also a member of the Celtic band Poisoned Dwarf. • Dr. Ann Marie DeFiglio-Campolattaro, of the Yorktown Family Practice of TPMG. • Scott Grafton, owner of Iron-Bound Fitness and Gym in New Town. • Mary Johnston, a long-time teacher at Walsingham Academy. • Bob Graves, president of Sentara Williamsburg Regional Medical Center. • Mary Beth Gibson, executive director and co-founder of Beyond Boobs! breast health support group. • Scott Wise, a former James Blair Middle School teacher and owner/partner in University Management, Inc., a real estate development and management company. • Tiffany Francis Reaves, of Howell Creative Group and president of Young Emerging Professionals of Williamsburg. • Will Melton, owner of Computer Concepts of New Town. • Barbara Watson, longtime Community Service Assistant Manager for James City County. • Scott Zimmerman, owner of Conscientious Carpet Care and longtime Williamsburg Kiwanis Club leader. • Darryl Wynne, New Town branch manager of TowneBank. The dancers will train with professionals from four local studios. The professionals include: Megan Van Guilder, Lorna Williams and Jerome Mester of Artinspired Studio One NN in York County; Steve Kirvan and Denise Ridley of 7 Cities Ballroom in James City County; Cindy Norge, Woody Denmon and Elisabeth Tarodi of Country Bootleggers Dance Studio in York County; and “Mr. Z” Rick Zilonka of Fred Astaire Dance Studio of Virginia Beach. The event will be on March 3, 2012 at Phi Beta Kappa Hall at the College of William and Mary. Fans are encouraged to vote for a pre-performance favorite by visiting Williamsburg Stars, where every dollar donated is counted as a vote for their favorite. The winner will receive a special award at the March show. Tickets, including VIP passes to a pre-show reception with the stars, will go on sale soon. |
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