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NATIONAL THEATRE ON ICE


Harmony Theatre Company — adult champions


NOVICE Te Harmony Teatre Company won


the audience over with its “Wonderland” free skate, garnering a repeat title against a 13-team field. Te team’s free program included a unique black-and-white color scheme, complete with interesting props, strong skating and imaginative costuming. Te program earned Harmony the special award for best visual effects. Los Angeles Ice Teater skated a


beautifully choreographed Africa-themed free skate to claim the silver medal. It displayed effective ice coverage, sound skating skills, intricate choreography and joyous body movement. Performing with some of the most unique and elaborate costumes and scen- ery, San Francisco Ice Teatre rallied after the CE to gain the bronze medal with its “World of Insects” routine. Creative use of the insect costuming made its routine a crowd favorite and also earned the group the special award for best costume and makeup.


ADULT Harmony Teatre Company mas-


terfully combined experienced skating, an innovative program concept, superb choreography, humor and eye-catching costuming to repeat as titlists in the sev- en-team division. Te team performed to Austin Powers, which included a cameo appearance by the famed Mini-Me. Te Space Coast Frozen Hurricanes


of the Space Coast Iceplex FSC had the packed house singing “Who you gonna call? Ghostbusters.” Humorous choreog- raphy and props that included the ghost, slime and, of course, the Ghostbusters, helped the team to repeat as silver medal- ists.


Te Skating Club of Boston’s Imag-


ica Teatre on Ice of Boston repeated as bronze medalists with its “Space Adven- ture” program. A fabulous journey into outer space, the program was filled with creative choreography and unique space- suit costuming.


PRELIMINARY New to theatrical skating, Arctic Ice


Teatre from the Arctic FSC of Canton, Mich., impressed the audience and judg- es alike with a creatively choreographed “Under the Sea” routine, complete with strong skating and marvelous costumes. Te team, which also won the CE,


skated last and delivered an entertaining program for the home-state crowd. Harmony Teatre Company, cham- pions in 2013, captured the silver medal with their adorable “Despicable Me” rou- tine. Strong skating and intricate choreog- raphy carried the team to the podium. Bringing to life the exciting world of


“Mario and Luigi” on ice was VIBE (Vir- ginia Ice Box Ensemble). Te free skate performed by the team from the Char- lottesville FSC resulted in it winning the bronze medal.


OPEN Ocean State Ice Teatre from the


Pawtucket and Providence FSC, one of 16 teams to compete in the division, led from start to finish en route to its third consec- utive open title. Te team performed a lively free skate


to music from Mary Poppins. Te routine encompassed all parts from the musical, including the penguins, chimney sweeps and Mary herself, keeping the audience entertained and on the edge of their seats. Te Harmony


Teatre Company


earned the silver medal, performing to music from Beetlejuice. Te team danced across the ice in wondrous fashion, help- ing it rally from third place following CE. Te Vermont Children’s Teatre


On Ice team from Champlain Valley SC skated a creative and interestingly choreo- graphed “Zombie Apocalypse” free skate to secure the bronze medal.


San Francisco Ice Theatre — junior champions SKATING 19


Arctic Ice Theatre — preliminary champions


Ocean State Ice Theatre — open champions


Harmony Theatre Company — novice champions


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