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Top 50 horror films of the 21st century (so far)
by	Johnny Macabre	January 2, 2016
Happy New Year, dear readers! It's 2016 and we've now had 2015 years of 21st century horror to look back on. Ready to feel a bit nostalgic? Because here's my top 50 horror films for new millennium so far! Please note, I am kinda picky. I wanted to do a top 100 but could only come up with about 80 or so films in the last 15 years that I thought were deserving of this type of list. No body does top 80 lists. So, I whittled it down to 50 and here we are!
50. Cold Prey (Fritt Vilt) (2006)
The Norwegians just get it. They don't make a ton of horror films, but the ones they make are almost universally awesome. This slasher film is no exception. A group of young snowboarders are forced to take shelter in an abandoned hotel after one of them breaks his leg. In this decrepit building in the middle of a snowy no man's land, they find that they are not as alone as they thought.
It's atmospheric, desolate, and original. They introduce their very own slasher icon who would go on to appear in 2 more films (the equally-if-not-more awesome Cold Prey 2 and the unfortunately mediocre Cold Prey 3). Great characters in an original situation with lots of tension and mystery as to what is really going on.
49. Deathgasm (2015)
The rock horror film was a staple sub genre of the 80's that has fallen by the wayside so it's refreshing to see a new one just this year and for it to be just so amazing slaps it on this list. This horror comedy sees 2 metal heads inadvertently unleash a demonic evil upon their town, forcing them to save it.
The movie is pure gold, a gory laughfest with amazing characters. It's the type of horror comedy film that we only see one of every few years.
48. Lake Mungo (2008)
Simply described as "a supernatural drama about grief", Lake Mungo is a mockumentary about a family dealing with the aftermath of their daughter drowning.
It's a well written film with a lot of twists and turns, giving a supernatural edge to a very realistic scenario.
47. Baby Blues (2008)
This is a pretty gritty film about a family on a secluded farm. One day the mother suffers a psychotic break due to postpartum depression and the eldest child must try to protect his younger siblings from the woman who has cared for them all of their lives.
It's a very emotionally charged film in that you really see this dynamic between all of the characters involved. This isn't some stranger trying to kill these kids, it's their own mother. Added to this aspect are some very disturbing scenes.
46. Bastard (2015)
Retro slashers are done fairly regularly these days. But never before have I seen one nail it so perfectly. The film involves a two runaways, a suicidal gay cop, and newlywed serial killers all crossing paths and coming into the crosshairs of a masked killer at a rural B & B.
The characters in this film are really well developed. The directors had stated that they wanted each character to be strong enough to support a movie just about them and they pulled off this endeavor fantastically. And the overall feel of the film is perfect late 70's- early 80's slasher.
45. Almost Mercy (2015)
Almost Mercy tells the tale of two burgeoning sociopaths as they grow up and their lives and relationship evolve.
The film actually had me thinking of Donny Darko in that it is a film that just feels like the story is going to spiral off into complete chaos at any time. You know it's going to happen, you just don't know when. It keeps you on the edge of your seat, anticipating it.
44. Escape from Tomorrow (2013)
A truly psychedelic experience, the film is about a family's trip to Disney World spiraling into chaos and insanity.
There's a lot to talk about here. The story itself is insane, the camera work is done all in black and white, and this is perhaps the greatest achievement in guerilla film making in the history of film making. This is due to the fact that the movie was shot at Disney World entirely incognito without Disney knowing about it. The Disney company has since become aware of the film, but is almost going out of their way to ignore its existence, perhaps knowing that legal action would only increase the movie's publicity to new heights unimaginable.
43. Splinter (2008)
There probably isn't any greater creature feature in recent years than Splinter (Possibly barring The Hallow. I have yet to see it, but hear really good things). The film is simple in its premise but masterful in its execution, seeing a young couple and a convict trapped in a gas station as a parasite, which turns its hosts into deadly creatures, attempts to kill them.
The big thing with this one is great characters and great practical fx all made on a pretty small budget.
42. Pontypool (2008)
A novel approach to the zombie genre, Pontypool sees the staff of a rural radio station as a virus spreads among the populace through infected words in the English language.
This movie is all about the character interaction. The entire movie takes place in the radio station as the staff reacts to what is going on outside and deals with it as it begins to encroach on the building. It's a very original take on a worn out genre.
41. Invalid (2015)
Described as a "psychosexual thriller", Invalid is about a twenty-something girl tasked with looking after her paralyzed, catatonic older brother. But when she starts hearing him talking to her in her head, telling her how to make him well, things slowly go out of control.
The film has amazing acting and a very disturbing plot that leaves the viewer wondering at the end what is the reality of what they just saw. Did the sister really hear her brother talking to her? Or was she just slowly slipping into madness?
40. Jeepers Creepers (2001)
A brother and sister on a road trip run afoul of an ancient, evil creature bent on devouring them.
The popularity of this film and the series as a whole is evident. All one must do is look at all of the people who have been demanding a third film. The creeper is one of the most originally and mysterious horror villains to ever grace the screen.
39. Mr. Jones (2013)
A found footage film dealing heavily in Lovecraftian influence, the film is about a couple who has retreated out into the wilderness to work on their relationship, only to encounter the mysterious Mr. Jones as reality itself is imperiled.
The film is heavy on character interaction and mystery and has a very original story. Highly recommended.
38. Afllicted (2013)
You know, found footage gets a bad rap. But there really are quite a few good ones. Afflicted is a found footage vampire movie about two friends on a trip overseas. When one of them becomes infected with a strange condition, they try to find a way to stop it before it's too late.
This is the 2nd best vampire movie of the new millenrium. Really well shot, terrific acting, and great effects.
37. Drag Me to Hell (2009)
A film by Sam Raimi, Drag Me to Hell is about a woman cursed by an old woman. Now she races to find a way to stop the curse before it takes its toll.
The film is pure Raimi. All of the goodness here is style and story. Great camera work and more than a little humor thrown in, both staples of the man who brought us the Evil Dead films.
36. Tucker and Dale vs Evil (2010)
Tucker and Dale vs Evil is a horror comedy that makes satire of the hillbilly killer genre. It sees the roles reversed as two rednecks are on the side of the angels against a yuppie college-aged psychopath.
This is a film that you can literally watch over and over. It never stops being funny! It's an amazingly hilarious twist on an old trope.
35. Fido (2006)
A zomcom that breaks the mold, Fido is a clever film that takes place in the recovery after a zombie apocalypse. Zombies can now be controlled with special collars and are often used to labor or as companions. Fido is the new addition to the family and the story that follows can best be described as what is Lassie was a zombie instead of a collie dog.
34. Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon (2006)
Remember how everyone loves Scream for breaking down the tropes of the slasher genre with clever satire? Nothing. Nothing compared to Behind the Mask, probably the greatest slasher film of the 21st century so far. Leslie Vernon is the next great slasher icon and give a film crew permission to observe his preparations before his first spree.
The movie is clever, smart, and funny. Nathan Baesel is amazing as Leslie, with his acting ranging from a friendly character with an almost Jim Carrey movement quality and ability only to give way to his true menace.
PS: Writer/director Scott Glosserman is the man! Huge thanks to him for allowing Leslie to have a cameo in my upcoming slasher comic We Kill The Dead!
33. Trollhunter (2010)
Norway makes its second appearance on this list with the imaginative and original Trollhunter. In this found footage film, a film crew finds and then follows a man who is actually a part of a government agency that keeps the troll population under control.
This is a horror fantasy film that is really just all about the originality and creativity. It's a great film packed with entertainment value and can definitely be watched over and over again.
32. Zombieland (2009)
Probably the greatest horror comedy so far this millennium, Zombieland is the hilarious film about a group of survivors trying to make it in the post zombie apocalypse world.
Full of pop culture reference, laugh out loud moments, clever dialogue, and a star studded cast, its hard to beat this film as far as horror comedies go. Here's hoping that sequel actually happens.
31. Them (Ils) (2006)
Another European film for the list. France's Them, or Ils, is an atmospheric, tension packed home invasion flick about a couple who wake up to antagonists in their home.
A great film with a great, disturbing reveal at the end.
30. The Conjuring, Sinister, Insidious (2013, 2012, 2010)
Let's face it, we're stuck in an era devoted almost exclusively to paranormal and/or exorcism films. Most of them suck. These three are all tied for 3oth,, 29th, and 28th for being of equal quality to each other and superior quality to their contemporaries. All three also manage to be big budget theater films that aren't just cheap knock offs and were actually creepy with great characters. All three are also spawning (so far) enjoyable sequels.
27. 28 Days Later (2002)
This film reinvented the zombie genre. It introduced us to the concept of infected, running zombies. They're not dead, they're sick. And vicious as hell. When a guy wakes up from a comma to find the world is overrun by these guys, he bands together with other people he meets to survive.
Honestly, this film can be a bit of an acquired taste I think. I actually turned it off after 3o minutes the first time I saw it. But I rewatched it and now it's one of my favorite zombie films of all time. The sequel is awesome too.
26. V/H/S (2012)
V/H/S is an anthology horror film with all of the vignettes being found footage. All vary greatly in concept but are very entertaining and original, adding up to the 2nd best horror anthology film of the new millennium.
25. Saw (2004)
Sure, the sequels have most of us sick of the franchise at this point. But the first film basically invented the entire torture porn genre. And it was unique in that 90% of the film took place in one room. It's like the horror version of 12 Angry Men in that aspect. One of the most successful indie films of all time and it catapulted James Wan's career.
American Psycho is one of those horror films that transcends the genre and is considered an all around classic. It shows us the downward spiral of one Patrick Bateman, business man and psychopath, with his own inner monologue narrating to boot.
Christian Bale is a powerhouse actor in this, years before he would be Batman. (hmmm… Bateman… Batman… coincidence?)
23. Trick R' Treat (2007)
Trick R' Treat is the best horror anthology film of the new millennium so far, and one of the best ever. With uniquely clever, often witty, intertwining vignettes all themed for our favorite season, it's a true classic.
And, of course, it introduced us all to that lovable little Sam.
22. Ginger Snaps (2000)
Let's face it, there are not a lot of good werewolf movies. But Ginger Snaps is one of the best by far. The the goth sister duo of Emily Perkins and scream queen Katharine Isabelle, there is a lot of great character interaction of this tale of two sisters.
After Ginger gets bitten by a werewolf, her sister Brigitte tries to save the only person she has ever related to. But as Ginger gets more out of control, the layers of their relationship are stripped away to reveal that things weren't as good as Brigitte thought.
21. High Tension (Haute Tension) (2003)
France makes another appearance on the list with the gritty High Tension. This is a terrific film about a girl getting abducted by a man, only for her friend to go off and try to save her. Infamous for its twist ending out of left field, this is true cult classic.
20. Ju-On: The Curse (2000)
More foreign horror making the list, this time from Japan. Ju-On basically kickstarted the entire Japanese horror film industry as we know it and it's creepy as hell. Maybe creepier than any other film on this list.
19. [REC] 2007
Another found footage film appears on the list, this time from Spain. [REC] is about a camera crew shadowing a fire department for the night. When they get called to an apartment complex, they are suddenly quarantined inside with the infected tenants and need to try to find a way out.
This is a fast paced, high tension thrill ride that went on to be remade stateside as Quarantine. But while Quarantine had one lousy sequel with Terminal, [REC] is still going strong 3 sequels later, though it has abandoned the found footage aspect with [REC]: Apocalypse.
18. Poughkeepsie Tapes (2007)
It's telling of the treatment towards indie horror when one of the top 20 films on this list doesn't have an official home media release to this day. Yes, bootleg only here folks. One of the only times I condone it is with lost films like this or the formerly lost Halloween 6: Producer's Cut.
The Poughkeepsie Tapes is a spine chilling mockumentary about a fictional serial killer who was never caught. It's disturbing as hell and very clever in its delivery.
This is an amazing film. If I had the cash I'd bankroll its distribution myself. This film deserves a release.
17. Noroi: The Curse (2005)
One mockumentary follows another with this film from Japan. This one documents strange events connected to the legend of a demon known as Kagutaba.
This movie is nearly 2 hours long without commercials and uses this time to build a very complex story full of interesting characters. On top of that, it has some seriously disturbing and creepy scenes. As far as sheer nightmare causing horror, this one is way up there.
16. Cabin in the Woods (2012)
Playing on the trope it is named for, Joss Whedon turns it on its head in one of the cleverest, wittiest, most enjoyable satires ever. He hits every point on the head and gives nods to more franchises than I can even list here. An instant classic like few others.
15. Dog Soldiers (2002)
Like I said, there are not a lot of good werewolf films. But this one is the best. Yes. Ever. Better than AWIL, better than The Howling, better than Ginger Snaps.
It is an action packed thrill ride with spec ops vs werewolves in the woods of Scotland. Great practical sfx, terrific action, excellent story. This movie is what got me looking for more military horror movies to try to satiate the appetite for that genre this movie caused. I've yet to find an equal.
14. May (2002)
May tells the story of the titular character, a socially awkward girl with a traumatizing childhood, as she tries to connect to those around her with ever increasing desperation which begins to unhinge her.
Again, this is another original story which breaks the mold and focuses on character interaction over cheap scares.
13. The Battery (2012)
With the zombie genre so overdone, I have found that the best zombie films are not films that focus on zombies, but rather films in which zombies serve simply as a backdrop upon which character drama plays out. This is the case with The Battery, a film about two at-odds former baseball players trying to survive both zombies and each other in the post apocalypse.
Without question, the best zombie film of the new millennium so far.
12. Creep (2014)
A found footage film about a cinematographer answering a craigslist add finding out that his initially friendly-but-eccentric client may in fact be very, very dangerous.
This film focuses entirely on 2 actors who both do a phenomenal job in their roles. This is another film with a plot that seems to careen towards chaos. A matter of when, not if, that keeps the audience on the edge of their seats.
11. It Follows (2015)
Probably the best horror film to make it into theaters this year, It Follows is a unique film, seeing a teen girl being pursued by a curse she obtained after having sex with a boy. The curse passes from person to person through sexual intercourse and attempts to get close to that person and kill them, appearing as anyone it wants to that person and being invisible to everyone else.
An original concept paired with skilled execution and creepy scenes make this movie one that will remembered.
10. Inside (2007)
Notice all the foreign horror on this list? Here's another film from France. Inside is an intense, brutal film about a pregnant woman alone at home who is besieged by a disturbed woman who wants to take the protagonist's baby.
The film is high tension and extremely gory in places. It's a home invasion film that none can match.
9. Found (2012)
Found is a film about a young boy who discovers his older brother is a serial killer.
It's a simple plot that can be described in one sentence. The film itself shows the amazing characters dynamic between 2 brothers in a family that is falling apart against the backdrop of extremely disturbing scenes and gore. And the actor playing the older brother is talented and menacing.
8. Pieces of Talent (2014)
When Charlotte signs on for a film project of the initially-friendly David, she doesn't know what she's in for.
One of the best indie horror films of 2014, Pieces of Talent is made by its riveting plot and the impressive acting talent of antagonist David Long. Veering wildly between eccentric and psychotic, he's the type of character that steals the scene and doesn't give it back.
7. Starry Eyes (2014)
Starry Eyes is intelligent and clever monologue on the movie industry. It tells the story of a hopeful actress trying to get her start. When opportunity presents itself, she is initially excited but soon learns there is a price to pay.
Phenomenal acting and original, intelligent story make this film a must see.
6. American Mary (2012)
The greatest film in a catalog full of awesomeness from the Soska Sisters, American Mary stars scream queen Katharine Isabelle as a medical student overcome with debt who finds a way to pay her bills through underground surgeries. But as time goes on, Mary becomes more and more inwardly monstrous while working on her patient's outward appearances.
Just an amazing film with excellent character writing and interactions carry this film down into the darkness as the protagonist slowly careens out of control. A truly unsettling, riveting experience.
5. Flowers (2014)
Five dead girls wake up in the crawlspace of their killer's home and slowly come to terms with what has happened to them.
This is pure art horror. There is no dialogue to this movie which consists of vignettes of each "Flower" as she explores her surroundings and expresses emotion solely through physical acting. There is also some top notch practical fx that is a sight to behold. This film is a thing of grotesque beauty.
4. Let the Right One In (2008)
Arguably the greatest vampire film ever, this Swedish film tells the story of a young bullied boy named Oscar who makes a friend with the girl down the hall of his apartment building. Her name is Eli and she's a vampire.
This is a beautiful film about a strange friendship formed between these two characters. It shows the vampire in a light never really seen before. And I don't mean as sparkly Sally's. I mean as deadly predators who are still very complex individuals.
3. Babadook (2014)
This Australian film is about a widowed mother and her young boy who are under attack from a creature known as the Babadook after the boy finds a strange popup book.
The Babadook shows a great character dynamic between mother and son and depicts children in a realistic manner not shown in most films.
The Babadook itself can be interpreted as a metaphor for mental illness and loss and is shot very well, not revealing much of the creature, shrouding its form in shadow.
2. Goodnight Mommy (2015)
Goodnight Mommy is an Austrian film about the mother of two boys coming home from having plastic surgery done to find that her children are now convinced that she has been replaced by an impostor.
The movie is well shot and very creepy in places. It grabbed audiences with a trailer that led them to believe that the story would go one way, only to become more complicated and go in a different direction. Combined with a great twist ending and I can safely say that this is the second best horror film of the new millennium.
1. Spring (2015)
Yes, the best horror movie so far this millennium just came out this year. A romance horror film, it tells the tale of a young man who goes on a trip to get away from the loss of his mother back home. He meets a girl and falls in love with her, only to discover she is in fact a centuries old Lovecraftian creature.
Beautiful and atmospheric, with tremendous acting and story, this film is truly magnificent. I honestly cannot find a single flaw in the execution of this beautiful, heartfelt film.
Be My Cat: A Film For Anne
Unfair bias of being executive producer of this film prevents me from entering this film officially on this list. However, the movie has received enough accolades that I will simply leave them here for you to judge for yourself.
This found footage film sees a young Romanian man becomes obsessed with casting Anne Hathaway in his film. He records a video, tricking three local actresses into being in a movie he intends to send to Anne to prove his directorial abilities. Unfortunately for the actresses, the director is perfectly comfortable with going to extreme lengths for his art.
Winner of Best Film at A Night of Horror film festival in Australia
Called "potentially revolutionary" and "potentially dangerous" by Dreadcentral
http://www.dreadcentral.com/reviews/117093/be-my-cat-a-film-for-anne-2015/
Holder of the highest review score ever given by foundfootagecritic, with a 9.7/10 "amazing".
http://foundfootagecritic.com/be-my-cat-a-film-for-anne-2015/review/
Rewarded the position of #6 of the top 10 horror films of 2015 and #44 of the top 100 horror films of the new millenium by audienceseverywhere.
http://www.audienceseverywhere.net/grading-2016/5/
http://www.audienceseverywhere.net/100-horror-2000s-lists/3/
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amandachen
2 January 2016	at 9:38 am	- Reply
Very loose definition of horror. Very loose definition of 21st century.
Johnny Macabre
2 January 2016	at 7:50 pm	- Reply
Yes, TECHNICALLY the 21st century did not start until 2001 and I have a couple of films on here from 2000.
As far as the films being "loosely" horror, I think you will find horror as one of the genres for each of these on imdb.
Brian Hutton
The Descent. The Taking of Deborah Logan, Bite, the Eye (orig Japanese), the Host, As Above So Below. Still, good to see the Babadook so high and also Afflicted there.
Great list, but with some mistakes you might want to fix… It's Patrick Bateman, not Norman Bateman. None of the college kids in "Tucker and Dale" is a psychopath. Also, I think you meant "meditation," not "monologue" ("Starry Eyes").
good call on bateman. my bad. 😛
i personally think that the main antagonist kid in Tucker & Dale fits the definition of a psychopath pretty well.
Directors of indie hit Starry Eyes to take on Mama 2
29 January 2016	at 8:58 pm	- Reply
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prjavelin
15 October 2016	at 2:00 pm	- Reply
number one is a joke as a horror movie. goodnight mommy was ten times better. Spring should be at the bottom of the list. Also this list seems biased against american movies of which there are some awesome productions.
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All information to understand the proposal is available.
Projects that do not meet these initial requirements are excluded from the future pre selection process.
Each year in November some members of our operational unit travel to Belgium to present the pre-selected projects to our Board in Brussels. The Directors are informed about the background and characteristics of each project so they can decide the first list of those that will be funded during the next year.
The funds assigned for these selected projects can either cover the total amount requested in the proposal or a part of the original budget. Therefore SELAVIP immediately contacts each executing entity to verify that the project can be implemented with the funds that were assigned.
Once the feasibility of each project is confirmed a definitive list is prepared with all proposals that will be financed by SELAVIP during the following year.
Because of the limited resources available it is not possible to approve all projects, so many very good proposals, or those presented by groups who are doing a very important job to help the poor will not have access to funds that they need to keep on working. As each year more and more groups and communities are presenting initiatives that respond to different housing needs and priorities of the urban poor in cities of the developing world, it gets harder to select the best among so many good projects. That makes our task of selecting some of them even more difficult. We suggest that those who do not obtain funding should not be too disappointed and hopefully adjust or present their renewed proposal again in the future.
Person in charge of implementing the project within the executing agency.
Approval of funds: amount of funds expressed in US dollars that were approved by the SELAVIP Board and will be transferred by the financing Foundation Van der Rest Emsens.
Type of contribution: cash, building materials, labour, land, complementary investment or other items. Usually SELAVIP funds are provided to buy building materials, for we do not cover operational costs like professional and technical aid or administration. Preliminary activities that should be completed before transfers are requested are also described in detail.
Reference of SELAVIP: activities to be developed to inform direct beneficiaries and other relevant parties about the collaboration of SELAVIP and others during implementation. An active exchange by e-mail with local partners (including the beneficiaries) makes possible to adjust the draft agreement prepared by SELAVIP until all parties have reached consensus; then the definitive agreement is signed by the community, the executing entity and SELAVIP.
As described in the agreement, some activities need to be completed before the local partner can demand the transfer of funds. These activities usually comprise surveys, working plans, organization of families, training, formalization of matching funds, preparing on-site work and other preparatory actions.
The local agency informs SELAVIP as soon as preliminary activities are completed by sending an intermediate report that describes and documents the progress. Once this report is received, SELAVIP asks the funding agency (Foundation Van der Rest Emsens) to initiate the process of transfer of funds. This procedure can be repeated for next phases as stated in the agreement.
With the previous activities conducted and the report received by SELAVIP, we ask first transfer of funds. The subsequent transfers are requested when the NGO confirms the implementation of the activities involved in the Agreement and sends us the respective seatbacks of the progress.
Visits to the projects: an agenda is organized each year to visit selected projects in Latin America, Asia and Africa. These visits are mostly done by SELAVIP members. Sometimes collaborating agencies and persons help us on the field. Experience shows that meeting our partners and communities on site is by far the best way to learn from each other and share ideas on how to fight homelessness of the poor.
Progress reports: For those projects that cannot be visited directly we use simple forms so our partners can inform us about the main activities completed, the challenges faced and the outcomes achieved by their projects. Photos that illustrate these outcomes are extremely useful to assess the development of each project. These progress reports are generally sent to SELAVIP every 3 months by internet.
Comparison between agreement and outcomes: the concrete results obtained after implementing the project are revised considering those that were initially agreed upon (costs, outcomes, timing, families benefitted, etc).
Persons in charge of implementation: relevant actors who contributed during the project are mentioned, with their e-mail and phone number in case SELAVIP needs to contact them individually to clarify some aspect.
Approach and strategy: strategy applied to achieve the objectives, procedures to select beneficiaries, training programmes, community organization, savings, contact and collaboration with local authorities, etc.
Outcomes: quantitative and qualitative results, goals achieved and still to be met hopefully before the end of the year.
Participants/ beneficiaries: Nr. of persons/families who benefitted from the project, socio-economic, cultural and housing conditions of beneficiaries; participation in the process.
Impacts: positive and negative impacts that can be attributed to the project; changes that the projects may have caused at a national or local level, for example on public policies.
Sustainability: assessment of the future development of the project and if other actors and/or the community can replicate it in other places.
Closure: activities and ceremonies organized at the end of the project to enhance results as valuable achievements and share them with the community, the local context and communication media.
Financial report: a complete report - duly documented- about expenditures of SELAVIP funds and other contributions is finally requested.
Reports of all projects that were implemented and the follow up activities provide inputs for a general report that SELAVIP prepares to be presented to the Directors during the Board meeting in November. This report makes possible to assess if our work was effective and what adjustments could be made to improve our impact and to use resources in a more efficient manner. This report about results achieved by all people working with SELAVIP - mainly the professional staff and our collaborators on the field - becomes the keystone for decisions about the new projects that should be funded next year.


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Our Scholastic Book Order Has Arrived!
We are pleased to offer new titles that were purchased with "Scholastic Dollars" earned at the fall book fair. Come by the libary to see what's new! Highlighted below are some titles that may be of special interest.
More Fun Read-Alouds by Brian Cleary
These books help teachers introduce new Math and ELA topics to students. Here is a listing of the newest titles:
A-B-A-B-A: a Book of Pattern Play - Provides simple examples of repeating sequences of shapes, colors, objects and more, helping readers learn how to find patterns in the world around them.
A Dollar, a Penny, How Much and How Many? - Introduces young readers to concepts related to money.
I'm and Won't, They're and Don't: What is a Contraction? - Contains illustrated rhymes that are designed to explain the concept of contractions.
But and For; Yet and Nor: What is a a Conjunction? - Illustrations and rhyming text help beginning readers understand the concept of conjunctions, explaining what they are and the role they play in the English language.
Feet and Puppies, Thieves and Guppies: What Are Irregular Plurals? - Contains illustrated rhymes that are designed to explain the concept of irregular plurals.
Thumbtacks, Earwax, Lipstick, Dipstick: What is a Compound Word? - Silly illustrations and rhymes help readers learn about compound words.
A Fraction's Goal: Parts of a Whole - Comical illustrations and simple rhymes introduce readers to fractions and explain how to divide various things into halves, thirds, tenths and more.
Windows, Rings, and Grapes: A Look a Different Shapes - Presents rhyming and humorous text along with colorful illustration that help children learn the mathematical concept of shapes.
Madam and Nun and 1001: What is a Palindrome? Describes what palindromes are and provides examples of them in sentences.
Skin Like Milk, Hair of Silk: What Are Similies and Metaphors? Silly rhymes and illustrations teach children about similies and metaphors and how to use them.
Informational Text for Younger Readers
Based on popular demand, we have added another Animal Safari Set to our collection. These titles can be found on our Kindergarten/First Grade shelf and AR quizzes are available.
Kids will learn about the distinct features, natural habitats, and unique diets of these popular zoo animals. Each volume includes full-color photographs, diagrams, a glossary, and much more.
Rhinoceroses
Warthogs
Military Machines
Seeking to meet the interests of our boys who love military machines, but find some of our texts too difficult, this set of books on a 2nd/3rd grade level has been added to our collection. AR quizzes are available for these informational texts.
Kids will be enthralled by the powerful machines used by the United States military! Whether it rolls, floats, or flies, each machine is profiled in full-color photographs and engaging text. Each volume includes a table of contents, a glossary, an index, Read More resources, and more.
Military Airplanes
Military Amphibious Vehicles
Military Robots
Military Ships
New Guided Reading Chapter Books for Upper Grades
We have three new sets of chapter books that will be added to the Fountas and Pinnell library. These new high interest books are in sets of six and may be used for guided reading.
"Gregor The Overlander" by Suzanne Collins
This irresistible first novel tells the story of a quiet boy who embarks on a dangerous quest in order to fulfill his destiny -- and find his father -- in a strange world beneath New York City.
When Gregor falls through a grate in the laundry room of his apartment building, he hurtles into the dark Underland, where spiders, rats, cockroaches coexist uneasily with humans. This world is on the brink of war, and Gregor's arrival is no accident. A prophecy foretells that Gregor has a role to play in the Underland's uncertain future. Gregor wants no part of it -- until he realizes it's the only way to solve the mystery of his father's disappearance. Reluctantly, Gregor embarks on a dangerous adventure that will change both him and the Underland forever.
When eleven-year-old Gregor and his two-year-old sister are pulled into a strange underground world, they trigger an epic battle involving men, bats, rats, cockroaches, and spiders while on a quest foretold by ancient prophecy.
"Wild Life" by Cynthia DeFlelice
Erik is preparing for his first-ever hunting trip when he learns that his parents are being deployed to Iraq. A few days later, Erik is shipped off to North Dakota to live with Big Darrell and Oma, grandparents he barely knows. When Erik rescues a dog that's been stuck by a porcupine, Big Darrell says Erik can't keep him. But Erik has already named her Quill and can't bear to give her up. He decides to run away, taking the dog and a shotgun, certain that they can make it on their own out on the prairie.
In this story of adventure and survival, Erik learns about the challenges and satisfactions of living off the land, the power of family secrets, and the pain of losing what you love
"Belly Up" by Stuart Gibbs
12 year old Theodore "Teddy" Roosevelt Fitzroy has got a murder on his hands and trouble on his tail. Henry, the hippopatamus at the brand-new nationally known FunJungle, has gone belly up. Even though it's claimed he died of natural causes, Teddy smells something fishy and it sure ain't the polar bear's lunch. Dealing with the zoo's top brass proves to be nothing but a waste of time. They want to see any trace of Henry's death disappear like yesterday's paper. So Teddy sets out to find the truth. With the help of Summer McCraken, a fiesty girl with secrets of her own, the two narrow down their prime suspects. Is it Martin Del Gato, FunJungle's head of operations who hates kids and hates animals even more? Or J.J McCraken, the owner of FunJungle and and hates animals even more? Or J.J McCraken, the owner of FunJungle and Summer's father, who has more concern for the dough he's raking in than the animals in the zoo? As their investigation goes on, Teddy gets squeezed on all sides to quit asking questions or Henry won't be the only animal in the zoo to turn up dead. The deeper Teddy and Summer get, they had better make sure they want to know what they want to know because when it comes to hippo homicide, the truth can't be kept in a cage!
Book Summaries Provided Courtesy of Scholastic
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Andy Maloney had a solid finish at the Miami round of the ISAF Sailing World Cup to get 4th overall.
Sara Winther finished 9th, even after a frustrating yellow flag while running equal 2nd in the medal race.
Other Laser results were Sam Meech 13th and Mike Bullot 23rd.
And of course 2 gold medals for 470 crew Jo Aleh & Polly Powrie and Alexandra Maloney & Molly Meech in the 49erFX.


Research is perhaps one of only three states that have to do some comparison shopping so you can see yourself such insurance plans are available to you. There are so many people will look for quotes and rates. Here are so many companies are very low. The insurance company will still offer the best in scenarios where your car is equipped with an independent insurance and it was added in to something we are still many steps available that help the driver and your car insurance quotes to get cheaper car with no down payment to cheap car insurance quotes. Based on your auto insurance company that can be overwhelming, and there is no need for it and do a bit more, but just how much coverage you have your cheap car insurance quotes in Ohio premiums is a very competitive, and this coverage you have purchased at a level head. If it is up to a large number of such accidents keeps on going on to person and $50,000 per accident. Do your research to determine how much you pay only if you have the background of the seat and headrest to move out for their cars to campus, so if you carry the entire family. Plus they are involved in accident every year.
You may find it easier to keep comprehensive and collision. For instance what happened and she told you again what had happened you had a new vehicle, make sure that you will need to have in mind that are almost $70,000 but the coverage and an insurance to a collision deductible set at $25,000 that is distracting. I know you can do this on your premium. Be sure that accident on to drive more recklessly. But why should you have been using with better rates! Others, whether they're rich or simply because they are the quotes above. If you lack complete coverage as long as you can view their quotes online and even the biggest line items in the market, the lender usually requires homeowners insurance. While there are other things, people can make your deductible higher. Some will give you an overall picture what is called GAP, short for Guaranteed Auto.
Legislators need to do your homework and you will be easy. I'm not talking about the services of an insurance policy. While comparison sites are free to drive carefully and defensively at all and discuss the CA auto insurance premium, but only if you will ever need. "People who have taken a driver's credit history in order to drive a lot of drivers on the policy rates in the other car, object or if you own more than you will be trying to get you to carry comprehensive and collision" this pays for the cost of the best places to go to the insured's to make sure your vehicle at the rules, however, this is why most registered service providers that take this highly fruitful exercise. Even if your policy to pay their premiums, or are simply unsure of any accident. This means that in mind while shopping for cheap car insurance in Canton is soaring high. Keep in mind when trying to compare prices easily and fast. Make careful adjustments to your insurance company, and understanding their terms with regards to their customers.


Many believe family history is the main determinant of their cancer risk. They're wrong.
There's no guarantee that obesity and inactivity will surpass smoking as a cancer cause, Wender says, but the possibility is startling.
"Who would've thought we'd ever see the day where what you eat (and) exercise, could account for more cancer deaths than smoking?" he asks.
Calculating cancer's link to obesity is difficult in part because of an overlap in cancer risk factors, says ACS' Rebecca Siegel, While 20% of cancers are caused by poor diet, alcohol consumption, a lack of physical activity and/or excess weight, that can't be combined with the 30% of cancer deaths caused by cigarette smoking. That' s because poor people are more likely to be obese and to smoke than more affluent people, says Siegel, strategic director of ACS' surveillance information services.
Wender was speaking at a recent meeting of the Council of Accountable Physician Practices, which represents the doctors who work at integrated health care systems like Kaiser Permanente and Geisinger Health, which treat and insure patients. These groups says they are better positioned to address social determinants of health that can lead to cancer — like access to healthy food — than other health systems.
After all, they don't have to worry about whether federal programs like Medicare or Medicaid or independent commercial insurers will reimburse them, say, for connecting patients to diet and fitness professionals. They are motivated to screen patients more often for cancer, since they have to pay to treat cancer that is caught too late.
The effect of the decline in smoking on cancer "has been somewhat counterbalanced by this steady rise in obesity trends beginning in the '70s," says Wender. The obesity rate has tripled since the early 1970s to now comprise about 36% of adults.
Geisinger Health in Pennsylvania has expanded a program that gives some of their least-healthy, low income patients free healthy groceries through a program known as Fresh Food Pharmacy. There are now about 65 patients in the program now and the results "have been spectacular," says Geisinger spokesman Michael Ferlazzo.
Patients have lost weight, reduced their medications and reduced their hemoglobin A1c blood sugar rate by at least three points. One patient cut the level in half — from 16.4 to 8.4 — in four months.
Each decline of one point in A1c results in an average of about $8,000 in annual health care cost savings, research shows.
Another patient's A1c dropped from 13.8 to 6.9 in four months, marking the first time the woman had a level lower than 7.0 since becoming a Geisinger patient in 2001. She has also lost 14 pounds and reduced her bad cholesterol significantly, Ferlazzo says.
People's Zip codes are also important indicators of their cancer risk factors due to the close link between where people live and social factors that contribute to their health.
Zip code often defines one's educational opportunities, income, diet options, and access to health care resources. There is a strong correlation between region and the percentage of Americans who have access to cancer screenings, use tobacco products, and make unhealthy lifestyle choices, says Wender.
"We do not have a knowing problem, we have a doing problem," says surgeon Robert Pearl, who is the former CEO of the Permanente Medical Group, which represents Kaiser doctors. He is also author of the new book Mistreated, which examines the high cost, low quality and poor access to health care in the United States.
Much of the "doing gap" results from issues of transportation. If people do not live close to a specialist that they are supposed to see, then they are less likely to seek the treatment that they need. This disproportionately affects those living at or near the poverty line.
Hunter Jones, a cancer survivor and Geisinger patient, noted how difficult it was for her to travel almost two hours to the hospital to meet with her specialists and receive treatments.
Many times doctors may blame the patient because they didn't come to an appointment, says John Bulger, a physician and chief medical officer for Geisinger Health Plan. But it's not their fault, he says, if they didn't have the transportation to get there.
A possible solution is finding new ways to bring providers to patients, which can be helped by using electronic health records, Bulger says.
Electronic records, telemedicine and video conference can reach patients with transportation problems, Bulger says, adding that ride-sharing services can help, too.
Blue Cross and Blue Shield and Lyft announced last month that they were joining forces to improve access to health care in what they called "transportation deserts."


1) Be well rested and fed: This is especially true for young children. The appt time should be based around the time of day that is best for them.
2) Don't be the "Rainbow Family": --stick with one or two colors that work well together. A lot of my portraits are done outdoors where there are trees, grass, water, sky, etc. In these cases I always recommend natural colors such as greens, browns, blues as well as neutral greys. Basically dress similar in color to the background. Some scenes (like the capital bldg or Memorial Auditorium) lend themselves to more formal attire, whereas outdoors in nature lends itself more to casual attire. In the outdoors, avoid wearing white or red as it will attract too much attention due to contrast. Be careful about wearing anything too "trendy".
3) Haircut: If you have your hair cut, please do so at least one week prior to your photo.
4) Makeup: I find it best to keep it pretty natural, wear it the way you normally do when going out in the afternoon.
5) Picking a location: I have worked all over the Sacramento area for over 20 years, so I know lots of good places along rivers, parks, downtown, old town, etc. Many families have their portrait done at home.
6) Time of day: The best time of day for portraits outdoors is from one hour before sunset to just after sunset. Sunset times vary throughout the year (June is very late and we can photograph till 9pm, December is just the opposite). You may need to schedule time off work or practice for the best lighting time of day.
7) Themes and Ideas: Some families like to really make their portrait unique so it says something about what the family does together. Here are some ideas: The family business, a sport everyone plays, outdoors with pets (dogs, horses, etc.), posing with classic car, boat or airplane.
8) Prepping the children: If your kids need a little prepping before the photo shoot be sure to keep it positive!!! Always talk about how FUN it is going to be and what they can expect. Never put any pressure on them (like: "Jonny ruined our last family portrait", or "You better smile this time!"). I play a lot of games with young kids and this is the best way to get them to smile. I never use the word "SMILE!" because it leads to forced, fake expressions. I prefer to get people to react to me. During a group photo, it is important not to look at the kids to see their expressions because you are in the photo too. Let me worry about that. I can always show you the image on the camera for review.
9) Retouching: People always ask about what is retouched. Mostly it is the skin and eye area. I try to make the eyes look a little brighter and the skin look a little smoother. Sometimes hair needs some fixing for those "fly aways". I do remove distractions in the background (poles, hot spots, etc.).
10) Selection of images: This is done with Thomas' big screen at his home. All those key decision makers should be present as there will only be one presentation of your images. Thomas will help you decide what are the best images. You should do some homework prior to this by asking yourself: "Who should we give these photos to? What size? What size wall portrait do we need for our home and where shall we place it?".
Lastly, remember that the family portrait is a FUN event and that everyone should relax and just get along. It isn't the time for bickering, complaining or whining!
If you keep the above things in mind, chances are you will have a great portrait. If there is anything that you feel I have left out or you need further explaining on, please give me a call!
I am looking forward to your portrait session!


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The Betty Wivell Academy was established in 1964. To date over 1000 boys and girls have studied with us. When we started, it was ballet lessons in Miss Wivell's sitting room. Now, it's ballet, tap, modern, jazz, drama and singing in over 10 rooms spanned over 4 venues, seven days a week. A total of 75 regular classes, not counting additional tuition and rehearsal time.
The School aims
To provide a high standard of training
To develop a sense of commitment
To build self-confidence
To establish disciplines that will serve in all walks of life
To enjoy the freedom of dance, drama and song
We are a performing arts school and aim to put on a small production each year. Every five years, the entire school puts on a production at a local theatre. We also undertake a number of outside performances throughout the year, including school fetes, entertainment for local retirement homes, charity events, summer schools, festivals, and choreography competitions.
Betty Wivell Academy Trust
All funds raised from our productions go to support The BWA Trust, a charity whose aim is to assist former pupils of the BWA to obtain further tuition at a professional level, enabling them to achieve a career in the theatre.
Get in touch if you want more information about any of our classes, the school itself, supporting the BWA Trust or would be interested in us performing at your event.
Elizabeth Reeves
I am passionate about bringing first rate teaching of The Theatre Arts to children of all ages, whether they wish to pursue it as a full time career of as a thrilling hobby learning skills that will carry them through all walks of life. Whilst training in a safe environment with like minded creative people developing theatrical skills and confidence.
Training/Qualifications
The Betty Wivell Academy
Italia Conti Academy
Royal Academy of Dancing
RAD Teaching Certificate
ISTD Examiner for Tap and Modern and FISTD Tap and Modern.
– Italia Conti Academy Guildford teacher training FDI
– Guildhall School of Music and Drama
– Central School of Speech and Drama
– Academy of Live and Recorded Arts
– Italia Conti Academy
– Barbican Centre
– Rosebruford
– Arts Educational London
Professional Work including:
– Cabaret in Cairo & Turkey
– BBC Television The Series "Chelworth"
– Brigadoon Choreographer
– La Cage Aux Folles Germany Tour
– Turn Again Whittington Pantomime, Brighton
– The Boyfriend Canazario Park, Wimbledon Theatre
– ITV Television "The Big E" Series
– Barnum Choreographer
– Hello Dolly Choreographer
– Crazy For You Choreographer
Aristic Director
Laine Theatre Arts
As a performer includes
– War and Peace Coliseum
– La Cava Bromley & Piccadilly Theatre
– The Pajama Game Victoria Palace
– Hey Mr Producer Lyceum
– Cats New London & UK Tour
– Sunset Boulevard Adelphi
Choreograhic work includes
– No One in the World, A Chorus LIne, MGM and The Styne Way (all London Palladium)
– The Ultimate Knees Up, Cinderella and Mother Goose (all Hackney Empire)
– The Fleet's In (Theatre Royal Drury Lane)
– Carousel (Guildhall at the Barbican)
– Resident Choreographer at the Miss Saigon School.
– Resident Choreographer for Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (London Palladium)Resident Children's Director on The Sound of Music and is Resident Choreographer on the UK Tour of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.
Gill Miller
Tap, Modern, Ballet
ARAD Ballet
AISTD Ballet, Tap, Modern, National
– Pure Hell at St Trinians
– Wonderful Life
– Music Man (West End)
– Sail-Away (West End)
– Old Time music Hall (Leeds)
– Cinderella (Stockton)
– Summer Season (Blackpool)
Choreography work includes- The Wizard of Oz, Dick Whittington, My Fair Lady and Anything Goes.
Gill has also appeared in various TV Commercials
Sheena Clark
Resident MD
Theatre Experience
ALRA, TRINITY COLLEGE LONDON 1984 – 1987
NATIONAL YOUTH MUSIC THEATRE 2005-2006
Executive Director to Jeremy James Taylor
ARTS EDUCATIONAL, CITY UNIVERSITY 2009-2011
BA (Hons) Performance Studies
BWA Resident Musical Director/Director
Producer/director: 42nd Street, Bugsy Malone, Godspell, Little Shop of Horrors, The Wiz, Honk, Rock Nativity, Seussical, Into the Woods.
Barnum, Anything Goes, Music Man, Le Cage Aux Folles, Brigadoon, Annie Get Your Gun, 42nd Street, Follies, Kiss Me Kate, Oklahoma
BWA TRUST (Charity) 1984 – CURRENT
Chair of the BWA Trust
PROFESSIONAL SINGER 1986
Jersey -runner up to Shane Ritchie for Variety's "Best Newcomer" Award
Sophie Wojna
Ballet, Tap & Modern
I am grateful to the BWA Trust, as with the help of their funding, I have been able to achieve the qualifications that I needed to fulfil my potential both as a performer and as a dance teacher.
Since leaving The Betty Wivell Academy I graduated from The Brit School Of Performing Arts And Technology with three distinction stars in dance, drama and singing. I then went on to graduate from Performers College with a level 6 Trinity College Diploma in Musical Theatre. I achieved my DDI qualifications in Modern and Tap alongside my Trinity College Diploma. I am now thrilled to be back at BWA taking my DDE Modern and Tap ISTD teaching qualifications.
Since graduating I have worked as a performer in variety of venues, including Disneyland Paris and Chaplins Pantomimes. However, I have discovered a passion for teaching, dance, drama and musical theatre, whilst working with children in primary schools and dance schools. Many of these have inspired me to make my decision to focus on teaching as a career, in particular:- The Betty Wivell Academy, Diddi Dance, Barracudas Camp, MK Dance and Karen Forbes School of Dance, where I have been able to grow and develop my skills, as an effective dance and musical theatre teacher. I am dedicated to enabling children of all ages to achieve their full potential in Dance and Performing Arts.
Candice Tierney
Ballet, Tap, Modern, Drama, BWA Administration
The Salvation Army Branch
Nancy in Oliver at the Ashcroft Theatre
Major Ballet
LISTD Ballet
RAD TC
Murilova Ballet School, Bournemouth, Arts Eductaional Schooland ISTD Teachers Course Bedford
RAD Ballet Examiner
Teaching Posts include
Italia Conti Academy of Theatre Arts
Brit School Croydon
Principal of Italia Conti Associate School Bow
Joy Waite Theatre Dance School
Tiffany Theatre College
Technique Dance Academy Crawley
Professional Performances include
Dublin City Ballet
London City Ballet
Vienna Festival Ballet
Irish National Ballet
ENO London Coliseum
Tim Clark is also an RAD Ballet Examiner
Adam Pettigrew
Adam was most recently seen in SLEEPING ARRANGEMENTS at the Landor, directed by Robert McWhir. He can also be 'seen' exercising his puppetry skills in the movie MUPPETS MOST WANTED for Disney, directed by James Bobin. Other theatre credits include THE MUSIC OF LEE FREEMAN for the Landor, directed by Jennifer Tang; a stint as Boq in WICKED for Playful in the West End, directed by Joe Mantello; PETER PAN for First Family; AVENUE Q for Cameron Mackintosh/Bath Theatre Royal, directed by Jason Moore; A SLICE OF SATURDAY NIGHT at the Upstairs at the Gatehouse, directed by John Plews.
Adam is a graduate of Arts Educational's Musical Theatre programme.
Adam Trained at The BWA and BRIT before going to Arts Educational
he is currently teaching singng at PPA in Guildford, he has also taught at Urdang, Arts Ed & Reynolds performing Arts Colleges.
Sadie Morgan
Sadie's early training began at White Lodge and later at Bush Davies. Following graduation in 1989, Sadie worked in various pantomimes, dance on-board Q.E.2 for Jean Ann Ryan Productions and was also principle dancer with Opera North. Theatre credits include 'Carousel' both at the Royal National Theatre and Shaftesbury Theatre, West End and a year UK tour of 'Oklahoma'.
Sadie holds the fellowship status of the ISTD Imperial Ballet & Modern Theatre Faculty, as well as Licentiate Tap and Associate National.
Sadie has been teaching for 18 years and has now been appointed an Examiner in both the modern and ballet theatre faculties.
Teddy van der Ham
MSc Dance Science
BA(Hons) Ballet Education
Licentiate of the Royal Academy of Dance (LRAD)
ISTD DDE: Modern, Tap, Imperial Ballet
Originally from the Netherlands, the main focus of Teddy's training was on ballet. Although she had been teaching different dance styles and body conditioning classes for numerous years, she moved to London in 2012 to study fulltime at the headquarters of the Royal Academy of Dance. After three years, she graduated from the BA(Hons) Ballet Education course and the Licentiate programme (LRAD).
Alongside and during the following few years, she joined the Betty Wivell Academy to gain full ISTD teaching qualifications in Tap, Modern Theatre and Imperial Ballet, and became part of the teaching team.
In 2017-18 Teddy went to Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music & Dance to complete a MSc in Dance Science.
Ezmaii Bulsara-Crosbie
Modern, Jazz, Contemporary, Ballet, Tap
Ezmaii started her training at The Betty Wivell Academy of Performing Arts where she studied ballet, tap, modern and jazz for 15 years! Alongside BWA she also studied at the BRIT School before going on to LIPA to gain a BA (hons) in Dance.
In her professional career Ezmaii has worked all over the world in countries such as India, Dubai, Italy and Sri Lanka and has extensive experience in stage, film and TV performance. Ezmaii has always had a passion for teaching and is very excited to be back working as a member of staff at BWA.
Ezmaii also teaches at The BRIT School .
Abigail Matthews
Head of Drama
Training: The Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts Theatre
Credits Include: Cinderella (Wyvern Theatre); Goodnight Mister Tom (West End and UK Tour); The White Feather (Union Theatre); Bye Bye Birdie (Ye Olde Rose and Crown); Citizen Squid (Lyric Hammersmith); War Horse (New London Theatre); Dick Whittington (White Rock); The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (Threesixty TheatreKensington Gardens); Peter Pan (Beck Theatre); A Winter's Tale andThe Hired Man (Landor Theatre); Sleeping Beauty (Civic Theatre) Evita (UK and European Tour).
Workshops Include: Babe the Sheep Pig (Polka Theatre); Six Nights in Naples (Charing Cross Theatre); Downtown (Jermyn Street Theatre) Rebel Song (GSA); Write to PlayWriters Showcase (National Theatre Studio); Buckets (National Theatre Studio); Joybubbles (National Theatre Studio); Once Upon A Time In England (National Theatre Studio).
Cabaret Includes: Gala Concert- The Florence Nightingale Foundation (The Tower Hotel); Concert- The Stephen Sondheim Society (Phoenix Artist's Club); Proud of Your Boy- A Celebration of Alan Menken (Lost Theatre); An Evening with Matthew Strachan (St James Theatre); Sing But Don't Tell- The Songs of Carner and Gregor (Leicester Square Hippodrome Casino); Songs I Shouldn't Sing- Stephen Carlile (The Pheasantry).
Voice Over Includes: Grammar Plus B2 (Kidztalk Ltd); Examination (Kidztalk Ltd).
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Modern, Tap Dance
Sophie trained at the Betty Wivell Academy for 8 years, and 4 of those years were also spent training simultaneously at The BRIT School on the musical theatre course. She is currently finishing her 3 year degree course at the Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts in musical theatre. Sophie's passion for performance has always fed her interest in teaching and inspiring young children to love dance as well.
Lucy Chapman
Ballet tap and modern
Lucy trained at The Betty Wivell Academy, attended The Brit School of Performing Arts and went straight on to complete a three year degree course at London Studio Centre as a Seedtime graduate (musical theatre).
Some of her performing experience includes performing in front of 5000 people at the O2 Academy Brixton for the 'Carter and The Unstoppable Sex Machines' final gig, perform in an Anya Hindmarch fashion week show, take part in the Miley Cyrus Madame Tussauds London wax work unveiling trailer and play various characters in a production of Legally Blonde at the Pleasance Theatre.
Lucy has an immense passion for teaching and choreography, in which over the last four years, has taught at various schools in London, back at The Brit School and has choreographed many routines that have entered various festivals, gaining high marks and many medals.
Becky Morley
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World of Dance Theatre School
BRIT School of Performing Arts
Bristol Dance Centre
IDTA Associate & Licentiate Teaching Certificates
IASF Cheer Coach
British Gymnastics General and Artistic Coach
British Gymnastics Pre-School Coach
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Dance Express Dance School
DK Gymnastics Club
Tolworth Gymnastics Club
Dancemode Schools of Dance
Lucinda Walsh School of Dance
Future Gymnastics
Kiera Marner
Kiera first began full time training at Sylvia Young Theatre School, she then continued her training at Bird College of Musical Theatre and Dance, where she graduated in 2015. Alongside her teaching Miss Kiera also regularly performs as well as studying for her Diploma in Dance Education (DDE) from the ISTD.
Professional theatre: 'Dale Tremont' in TopHat The Musical on The Queen Elizabeth (Royal Court Theatre), Ensemble and '1st cover Julia' in The Wedding Singer (South Korean Festival), 'Crystal Lake' in Burlesque'd (The Aeronaut(, Ensemble and '1st cover Tess/cover Gloria' Flashdance (South Korea Tour), Ensemble and 'Cover Gloria/Cover Tess' in Flashdance (UK Tour'Tina Harmer' and Head Ballet Girl in Billy Elliot (UK and Germany Tour), Babes in Closer To Heaven: A Pet Shop Boy's Musical (The Union Theatre) and the Sound Of Music (Palladium, West End)
Kiera can't wait to meet everyone and share her knowledge of the industry with The Betty Wivell Academy!


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"Vincent's strengths in multiple disciplines make him a natural fit for our company and a valuable asset for the future," stated Magenta President John D. Dace.
A certified Project Management Professional (PMP)®, Vincent holds a B.S. in engineering from the University of the State of New York and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from Virginia Tech.
Vincent has a considerable amount of experience in Program Management, Business Development, Product Development (International and Domestic), Manufacturing, and Quality Assurance. He also trained with Shingijitsu, an original architect of the Toyota Production System, which focuses on lean manufacturing techniques and methodologies.
Juchniewicz is based in Magenta's New Milford, Connecticut headquarters.
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For more information, please email European-Sales [at] magenta-research.com or visit www.magenta-research.com.
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Posted by Help For Heroes | Categories: Sports Recovery
Wounded, injured and sick serving and veteran personnel have retuned a week skiing as part of their on-going recovery programme.
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Help for Heroes is the leader in delivering Recovery for our Heroes and their families. In the past year alone the charity has put on 300 sporting events across 50 different areas enabling over 1,800 wounded, injured and sick service personnel and veterans to take part in adaptive sports.
The work that Help for Heroes is doing in Sports Recovery is only made possible through donations from the amazing people who support the charity. To donate or sign up to a challenge including the upcoming Hero Ride cycle challenge visit www.helpforheroes.org.uk.
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Former solider, Bruce, on finding new purpose in life
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5 baseball questions with singer/songwriter Ari Hest
Posted by Mike Farley (04/16/2011 @ 2:50 pm)
New York City based singer/songwriter Ari Hest has a very passionate fan base, one that helped choose the songs for his 2009 release, Twelve Mondays. Hest is back with a brand new album of new material, Sunset Over Hope Street, and as always, this prolific songwriter has delivered another set of stellar songs that can maybe best be described as alternative pop.
And speaking of passionate, Hest is a huge fan of the New York Yankees, and we had the chance to catch up with him while he's on tour in support of Sunset Over Hope Street, to ask him some questions about the 2010 baseball season complete with predictions:
The Scores Report: So how do you feel about the Yankees' chances this year as a whole–and where you do expect them to end up in the standings and why?
Ari Hest: I think the Yanks will finish first in the division, but I have doubts about them beating Texas in the playoffs. The pitching isn't quite what it used to be.
TSR: What do you think about the starting rotation and do you think the Yankees can get by with Ivan Nova and Freddy Garcia as the 4 and 5 starters, or will that offense just bludgeon opponents anyway?
AH: Actually I think they will win around 90 games and still take the division, so neither their pitching nor offense will be anything special — only enough to win the division.
TSR: How many years do you think Mariano Rivera can effectively pitch?
AH: I think somewhere around 2046 he'll retire. He's only 43 now.
TSR: What are your long-range predictions for who will meet in the World Series and why?
AH: World Series this year: Phillies beat Rangers in 7 games, since both teams are stacked. Nobody can beat that Philly pitching in a short series.
TSR: What are your predictions for AL and NL MVP?
AH: AL – Josh Hamilton and NL – Ryan Howard
Bonus question, TSR: Do you think the NFL labor situation will be settled before September?
AH: I really hope so. It's so lame. And the fans get hurt the most.
For more information on Ari Hest music and tour dates, please visit www.arihest.com. And maybe we'll check back with Ari at the end of the season to see how things shook out.
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