That’s Entertainment Performing Arts Competition is very much a family affair. Founders RoseMary and Joel Pontuck owned StarMaker Dance and Gymnastics studios in the New York metro area for 35 years, so it was no surprise when daughter RoseMary Pontuck, Jr. (aka Roe) joined the family business. Now all three head That’s Entertainment Performing Arts Competition.
Headliners is one of the longest-running competitions in the country, as well as in the ADCC. Mother/daughter team Irma Ziegler and Shari Tomasiello first entered the dance competition world in the early 1980s, when the Fred Astaire Organization chose to branch out from Ballroom events and start a performing arts competition.
Dance competition owners and staff members, special guests and leading experts in small business management will come together for the 4th ADCC Annual Meeting & Gala, September 25-28 in New Orleans.
A core component of the ADCC’s mission is to support excellence by providing college scholarships for outstanding young dancers. Applications for 2018 ADCC scholarships are due July 1, 2018.
The ADCC held its first 2018 Regional Social at Draught 55 in midtown Manhattan, for members old and new. Look for the next event in June 2018!
The ADCC is delighted to celebrate the first 2018 Studio of Excellence Award, presented by Diva Dance Competition to Electric Youth Dance Company of Saint Albans, VT.