Brandon TV has introduced a new program for enthusiasts of “The Dancing Dolls.” This time, it’s the little ones taking the spotlight in “The Dolls: Mini Majorettes.
Dancing Dolls: Mini Majorettes
Black History Month is a designated time to celebrate the achievements in the community, highlighting talents and skills from the youngest to the elders. Brandon TV is once again showcasing some of the world’s most talented dancers with a new series, “The Dolls: Mini Majorettes.”
Diana Williams: The Dream Builder
Fans of The Dolls have been captivated by Diana Williams’ efforts. A skilled dancer herself, Williams is the driving force behind what audiences now recognize as The Dancing Dolls. Thanks to her foresight and vision, as noted by IMDb,
The Dancing Dolls have evolved into a formidable organization that not only develops excellent dance techniques, but also nurtures great leaders and promising young entrepreneurs.
Williams Makes an Impact
For decades, Williams has been dedicated to nurturing young talent. She established the roots of her dance program in 2002 in Jackson, starting at Grove Park. Her majorette class quickly became the most popular.
“This class produced exceptional dancers, some of whom joined The Dance Team Grove Park Dancerettes, between 2002 and 2004, participated in their middle and high school dance teams, joined community groups, and even became part of collegiate dance squads.”
Dancing Dolls
As previously reported by FM Hip Hop, one of her crowning achievements in dance is The Dancing Dolls LLC, which inspired the flagship series. Success often breeds more success. As evidenced by the expansion of the offering, the Dancing Dolls venture is a massive success.
Dancing Dolls: Mini Majorettes
“The Dolls: Mini Majorettes” is set for a four-episode run and is now streaming on Brandon TV. The season kicked off on Sunday, February 23rd, with the promise of new episodes being released weekly. If you haven’t had the chance to catch what this season might entail, a clip is available here. Tune in to see these mini-majorettes start their journey with the 19-minute episode entitled, “The New Generation.”In addition to the first episode of “The Dolls: Mini Majorettes,” episodes from the original series are available for viewing.
So, if you get the greatest joy from watching talented dancers achieve their dreams, you’ll love seeing the young dancers lay the foundation for theirs.
Written by: Renae Richardson