dance marathon

New York police ended a dance marathon after 20 days.

A dance marathon in Baltimore was stopped by police after 53 hours.

Steel Pier never needed a dance marathon to bring the people in.

Like the old dance marathons, it was an endurance test.

Guests may leave and re-enter during the 10-hour dance marathon.

The music video features a traditional 1950s dance marathon.

"Dance Marathon as it were ploughs you up," he said.

Where is the equivalent of the dance marathon today?

As a result, Dance Marathon had never run more smoothly, she said.

Each year, students organize and host different types of dance marathon events in which participants stand on their feet for 12-40 hours straight.

Since its founding, Dance Marathon has raised over five million dollars.

The 46-hour dance marathon started Friday evening and ends Sunday afternoon.

They were the big swing dance marathon winners and scoreboard leaders last week.

Then, flushed and weary, the teens showed why this is a dance marathon with a difference.

The dance marathon was started in 1978, the age of turntables and disco.

Concerts, plays, and dance marathons were held there while it was in operation.

The story mainly concerns a dance marathon during the Great Depression.

Rycroft won the swing dance marathon, picking up 10 extra points.

What might be the advantages and disadvantages of using a dance marathon to raise money for charity?

Dance Marathon, a 30-hour philanthropic event, has raised more than 13 million dollars in its history for various children's charities.

Dance marathons were very popular at this time and many people literally danced till they dropped.

Dance marathons are events in which people dance or walk to music for an extended period of time.

The event was organized by 20 Dance Marathon committee members and included 189 dancers.

Finally, Pop tracks him down, working as a lowly announcer at a dance marathon.

The action takes place during a Dance Marathon contest.