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The Lily Crane School of Dance was situated on South Parade in 1946, later moving to High Street in Skegness. The school was famous for it’s “Skegness Chicks” and produced a number of famous dancers, one of which is Janice Sutton who herself is now the proprietor of the successful theatre school in Skegness.

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IN LESS than a year these children of the Morley Adams School of Dance, Skegness, have passed their Royal Academy of Ballet examinations:
Alexia Adams, Grade I and II honours, both honours;
Janita Brown, Grade I commended, Grade II highly commended;
Sharon English, Grade I commended, Grade II highly commended;
Elizabeth Babbage, Grades I and II, both commended;
Jane Lewis, [...]

Photo courtesy of Peter David Photography
The Janice Sutton School of Music and Dance has been established in Skegness for over 50 years, and over the decades has continually turned out first class theatre productions at the Embassy Centre in Skegness, with glitzy costumes and polished dance routines. The Janice Sutton School has starred at the [...]

The Julie Stevens School of Dance presents ‘Boogie Shoes’ at the Embassy Theatre Skegness

An exquisite evening of entertainment was put on at the Embassy Theatre by singers and dancers from the Skegness based Julie Stevens School of Dance.
There was something for everyone including ballet, urban dance, 1920s Charleston, Spanish Flamenco, singing and even scenes from [...]

HERE COMES THE SUN- ITS AN INDIAN SUMMER
Blue Sky the world’s only practicing female Red Indian Medicine Woman performed a ritual rain dance backwards to bring sunshine to our shores in Skegness on Tuesday July 31st 2007 at high noon (12 o clock).
Direct descendant of a great American Sioux Indian Chief Big Cloud (Big Brother [...]