After a difficult time for us all, we were finally able to return to dancing and we kicked it all off with one our favourite events – swinging outside at Spitalfields Market.
Scott Cupit in the Media
Posted in: General In the Media Scott Cupit |16 Oct|2018
Scott on the 4th Plinth: Interview with Clive Anderson 2009
In 2009 Scott Cupit took to Trafalgar Square’s famous Fourth Plinth as part of Antony Gormley’s One And Other arts project, stopping hundreds of rush hour commuters in their tracks as he gave an impromptu swing dance class. About 100 students from Swing Patrol came along to perform with Scott. More than 14,000 people applied for their chance to spend an hour on the plinth which was part of Gormley’s vision to create a unique living monument. The Evening Standard voted Scott’s hour as one of the top ten hours due to its interactive nature.
Watch the video to see Clive Anderson’s interview with Scott about his involvement in the project for British Sky TV.
Scott Cupit features in BUPA TV advert - Helping You Find Healthy in 2011
Scott Cupit secures funding for Swing Patrol on Dragon's Den 2014
Scott Cupit on Good Morning Britain July 2014
BBC Breakfast Interview November 2014
Charleston Lesson with the BBC Breakfast's Louise Minchin and Mike Bushell, November 2014
Radio interview with Cerys Matthews in 2015
Scott Cupit talks to Lockstep Radio, September 2015
BBC Radio Interview with Jo Goode, December 2015
Listen to hear Scott Cupit talk about his new book and all things swing and hear Frankie manning’s favourite song!
For more information about Scott Cupit click here.
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