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We're giving eight families the chance to join in the fun at the Singing Kettle's new show - Boogie Woogie Zoo.

Boogie Woogie comes to the local dance halls BOOGIE Woogie, the latest craze from New York, was proving popular in Middlesbrough dance halls.

So now , Sony Entertainment Television returns with Boogie Woogie - Mummy's Championship 2009 , a one-of-its-kind opportunity for mothers who have always wanted to move out of their cocoon and do something radically different , to display their talent to the world.

The festival includes 14 themed programs, including a history of musical short films from 1914 to 1984; the 1965 Rolling Stones concert documentary "Charlie Is My Darling"; and compilations titled "Hillbillies in Hollywood," "Jazz in the 1920s," "Boogie Woogie Boogie Woogie Boogie Woogie," "The High Lonesome Sound" (films by John Cohen featuring backwoods musicians), "Harlem in the Thirties" and more.

Keyboard players Stuart Jones and Sniper, aka Martin Rowberry, have earned paid gigs in Arizona and California after talent spotter David Lacey watched them play a lightning fast boogie woogie piano duet on YouTube.

You can Boogie Woogie or you can waltz with the Boogie Man.

There will also be performances from Gypsy John Record Hops, playing swing, jump jive and boogie woogie, and swing dance troupe The Cinque Ports Lindy Hoppers.

Marcella Puppini, Stephanie O'Brien and Leicester-born Kate Mullins recreate the 1940s wartime harmonies of The Andrews Sisters, then wrap them round old songs like Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy, Mr Sandman, and Java Jive, as well as Kate Bush's Wuthering Heights, Blondie's Heart Of Glass and The Smiths' Panic In London.