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Grand Prix, solo debuts and scholarships at Dancing INN

Baby Ballet — Prima Donna

21–23 November 2025

Prima Donna ballet school’s participation in Dancing INN brought the Grand Prix in Classical Ballet, numerous awards and scholarships for competitions and further training.

The first solo performances by three of our students were particularly exciting:

  • Sofia Nedelkova — 1st place in Musical Baby and 2nd place in Classical Ballet Baby.
  • Zornitsa Aleksova — 4th place in Classical Ballet Mini.
  • Darina Dimitrova — 8th place in Classical Ballet Repertoire Mini.

Our other soloists also achieved excellent results:

  • Hana Pampulova — 1st places in Jazz Mini and Modern Mini, and 2nd places in Classical Ballet Repertoire Mini and Character Dance Mini.
  • Sofia Pezhgorski — 1st place in Modern Kids, 2nd place in Jazz Kids and 4th place in Classical Ballet Repertoire Kids. She also received a scholarship for Golden Bee.
  • Natalia Santos — 1st places in Jazz Kids, Lyrical Kids and Classical Ballet Repertoire on Pointe Kids, and 5th place in Classical Ballet Repertoire Kids. She was awarded a scholarship for a dance seminar with Margarita Georgieva.
  • Nikol Nikolaeva — 3rd places in Jazz Kids and Character Dance Kids, and 6th place in Classical Ballet Repertoire Kids. She received a scholarship for About Dance Salerno.

Group awards:

  • 1st place — “Candyman”, Jazz Kids, and a scholarship for Golden Bee.
  • 1st place — “Tarantella”, Character Dance Mini.
  • 1st place — “Russian Dance”, Character Dance Kids.
  • 2nd place — “Cupids” from “Don Quixote”, Ballet Repertoire Kids, and a scholarship for Dancero.
  • 2nd place — “Dolls”, Classical Ballet Baby.
  • 2nd place — “Polka”, Classical Ballet Mini.
  • 3rd place — “Pizzicato”, Classical Ballet Repertoire Mini.

We thank Nikolina Vakova and the organisers for their care for the participants. For our school, this competition brought together the joy of first solo steps and recognition of our more experienced students’ work.

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