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“We live stressful lives with our 24-hour day packed with umpteen things on our to-do list. The lack of time and with so much to do life can become boringly mechanical, predictable and uninteresting. A bit of excitement in your life can bring about a sea change and in how you look at life. Dance is an excellent antidote for your city-centric fast-paced living and stressful lifestyle. Keep your body and mind tuned to the music of life and let your heart sing the song of freedom and liberate you. Take to dance, let your feet do the talking and see the difference”
GP Dancertainment started by George Jacob & Preeta Pereira, have a team of professionals who help groom bodies and minds through dance while helping bring back the rhythm and meaning into lives of people. George Jacob and Preeta Pereira are at the forefront of GP Dancertainment and strive for a fun-filled therapy to build positive and forward-looking personalities. The sheer excitement of swinging your body to a melody apart, a free flowing flexible body increases confidence and keeps you on top of things. Dance, at one level, helps develop a fit, toned body and a sharp mind.
At another level it helps bring out your hidden talent and potential. It is a way to explore the immense possibilities that lie buried in you. So take the first step, step into our office and you are steps away from debuting on life’s stage. While George and Preeta are right behind, with a passion to entertain, matching you step to step.
We have a highly energetic and professional team of dance teachers, instructors and choreographers. Our faculty comprises of instructors who have traveled across Europe and the Middle East performing, teaching and choreographing. They now bring their knowledge, training and experience to India and to you.
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GPD is an idea which germinated on 1st September, 2007 with “Monsoon Masti”, a mega-show with performances by over 300 students at the Good Shepherd Auditorium, Bangalore. And GPD took feet with choreographers George Jacob and Preeta Pereira putting their heads together to promote and build a dance culture.
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