• Bhangra discussion is still going strong. Join us in our Facebook group!

    New user registration has been closed (as it was entirely spam). We encourage you to post in our Facebook group, even if it's a followup to an existing thread. BTF will continue to be archived and hosted here - Saleem

Local Teams Competing in Home Town Comps

H

Harneet Kaur

New Member
Messages
3
I don't think it's a problem. If our team is independent of the comp committee then I think it should be okay. I just wanted to see what the perspective of the current bhangra circuit is.

What about you @hsdeol ?

-Harneet
 
hsdeol

hsdeol

Active Member
Messages
485
Harneet Kaur said:
I don't think it's a problem. If our team is independent of the comp committee then I think it should be okay. I just wanted to see what the perspective of the current bhangra circuit is.

What about you @hsdeol ?

-Harneet
Click to expand...
I agree. I in fact think its better when teams compete at hometown shows. it gets a bigger crowd (its always fun to dance in front of a big audience), adds a lil more competition, and gives all visiting teams a group to talk to for resources/info.
 
Prabhzy

Prabhzy

Active Member
Messages
206
Imperial College has been doing this since the start of The Bhangra Showdown. They are the organisers of the show and they dance on it every year. There was a bit of controversy a few years ago when some people were up in arms over the conflict of interest. Bear in mind this was when UK bhangra was generally shit. Now everyones come to expect that Imperial brings out a good set every year so no one cares anymore really. Plus ticket sales go through the roof ;)
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top