Overview:

The Thunder Dance Competition is one of Egypt's most dynamic and inspiring dance events. It aims to discover, celebrate, and elevate dancers of all ages and backgrounds. The competition provides a professional stage for soloists, duos, and groups to showcase their talent, artistry, and dedication in front of a distinguished panel of judges.

More than just a competition, Thunder Dance is a cultural platform where creativity meets discipline, and passion meets opportunity. The event embraces multiple dance styles, from classical ballet to contemporary and beyond, encouraging diversity while maintaining the highest artistic standards.

of Thunder Dance Competition is to

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1. Empower young dancers by providing exposure and recognition. 
2. Strengthen Egypt’s presence in the international dance community.
3. Create an environment of fair competition, mentorship, and artistic growth.
4. Highlight Egypt’s cultural richness while building bridges with the global performing arts scene.
    

With awards, certificates, and international opportunities, Thunder Dance stands as a beacon for the next generation of dancers who wish to pursue their dreams with strength and passion.

Slogan: Dance with Power, Create with Passion

Mamdouh Hassan & Nenet Nazmy are the founders and directors of the Thunder Dance Competition, both prominent figures in Egypt’s ballet and performing arts scene.

Mamdouh Hassan

• Distinguished ballet teacher, choreographer, and cultural leader. 
• Dedicated to raising the standards of dance education in Egypt.
• Vision: nurture young dancers, foster innovation, and connect Egyptian ballet to the global stage.
   

Nenet Nazmy

• Celebrated ballerina, teacher, and mentor.
• Combines performance with a strong commitment to education.
• Ensures the competition upholds values of fairness, professionalism, and artistic depth.
   

Together, they have transformed Thunder Dance Competition into more than an event it is a movement of excellence and opportunity, shaping the future of dance in Egypt and the Middle East.