Talented Maisey, 6, wins dance contest
FELIXSTOWE: A six-year-old girl has proved that she was born for the stage after winning her first dance competition.
FELIXSTOWE: A six-year-old girl has proved that she was born for the stage after winning her first dance competition.
Talented little dancer Maisey Ostler performed in front of hundreds of people at the competition, which took place on February 6 in Norfolk. She was awarded first prize for the six years and under category.
Maisey, who is a student at the Antonia Cobbin School of Dance, was one of four children to enter the category and was selected for her modern solo performance of My Boy Lollipop - which was originally sung by Barbie Gaye in 1956, then made famous by Millie Small in 1964.
Maisey, who attends Trimley St Mary Primary School, told The Evening Star that she had lots of fun at her first ever competition.
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She said: “I was very
nervous but I had lots of fun. Miss Antonia is a very good dancer and I love her lots.”
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Proud mum Kim Boynton, 30, of Philip Avenue, Felixstowe, said: “She was so excited at the competition but I was so nervous for her - I just kept repeating the routine over and over in my head.
“She learnt it in just three weeks, she loves dancing and she did amazingly well, she really was born for the stage.
“She was very pleased with herself when she found out that she had won, she was running around the venue showing everyone her trophy.”
The Antionia Cobbin School of Dance hosts a selection of dance classes. For more information contact Antonia Cobbin by e-mailing antoniacobbin@msn.com
