Dancer picks Glastonbury performers after open audition
The dancers chosen from auditions in 2024 performed with Ms Filer on the Pyramid stage alongside Shania Twain.Ms Filer said: "This year I have been looking for something specific, it's really to do with funkiness, energy and unique looks."Ms Filer has previously performed with some of the world's biggest names in music on the festival's main stage, choreographing dances for the crowd to join in with.The choreographer says it is not yet known who her dancers will be performing with this year."We will be on stage on Sunday at some point, although I'm not sure on the exact time yet, " she added."It's going to be a super amazing artist."
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