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University of Plymouth Pole Dancers get back on the Pole

11Mar

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University of Plymouth Pole Dancers get back on the Pole

A trio of dancers skillfully present coordination and teamwork. The University of Plymouth Pole Dancing Club hosted an event celebrating the skill and dedication of its pole dancers. In their first showcase since the pandemic, twelve club pole dancers performed routines to their chosen music in December. It was a chance for performers to demonstrate their creativity and individuality at a fun and supportive event. Crowds saw the pole dancers first showcase in nearly two years. On 6th December, from 6:30pm crowds eagerly gathered in the SU for the sold-out show. The mood was set with pulsing music from some of the biggest female artists, including Beyonce, Cyndi Lauper and Madonna. Tables and chairs enclosed the stage area, where two poles were set up. This set-up created an e...

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