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Emma Stacey Cater 23 Hairdresser, Kirsty Dorothy Palmer 18 College, Jemma Louise Elliot 20 Receptionist, Josie Jean Palmer 20 Nursery Assistant, Donna Wendy Jeffery 21 Administrator, Joanna Rebecca Wright 16 at school, Sarah Louise Richards 25 Dancer

FROM: Chelmsford Essex

TALENT: Street Dancers

BACKGROUND:

They first met 10 years ago when they danced together in ballet, tap, modern and jazz at Goodmans Dance School but they became interested in hip hop and (which their dance school did not offer) and so decided to start their own group up as well. The girls danced together for fun for a few years before they decided to start competing locally and Nationally. In 2008 they entered The World Hip Hop Championships in Germany and were crowned 3rd in the World.

The group has no leader and they each have input to routines. They hire out local social halls to practise in and rehearse as often as they can but do admit it is difficult sometimes as they each have their own careers but as they are all so passionate they always make time for dancing.

They want to show to younger girls watching the show that hip hop is not just for boys and also that you don’t have to be a size 8 to be a dancer!

JUDGES COMMENTS:

Simon – YES. We’ve seen a bunch of brilliant guy dance groups – you could give them a run for their money – girl power

Amanda – YES. Thought you were great – don’t think we’ve had an all girl street dance group; your tidy dancers – your look doesn’t suit you

Piers – YES. I agree with Amanda, we’ve seen a lot of dancers this year – the biggest category but you girls are great.

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As Britain’s Got Talent kicks off tomorrow night we meet Sugar Free, a six strong all-girl hip hop/street dance group. As the girls explain they all have normal day jobs such as hairdresser, nursery nurse, trainee watch maker, and the best friends are hoping that they can impress the Judges with their dance moves and prove that the girls have just as much talent as all the male street dance groups.

And the girls live up to expectations with Simon declaring that “this is the first time I have seen a bunch of girls who could give the male dance groups a run for their money”. Although Piers is more worried why just two of the girls have their belly buttons on display, I’m sure they’ll show you more Piers if you give them a yes!

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