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UPTOWN GREEN is a New York mega-dance group that is comprised of 12 young dancers. They range in ages 12 to 14. The group has performed in talent shows and dance competitions throughout New York City. UPTOWN GREEN will perform on BET's 106 & Park as well as the National Competition for Disney. They plan to brave the audience at Amateur Night and dance their way into first place in the “Stars of Tomorrow” competition.

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Contestant at Jan 26 Opening Night.
Did not advance to the next level.

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