Vivienne Peterson describes herself as an 'Artiste and Ballroom Dance Legend'.
Vivienne does some light readingHer career was on a decline throughout the late 90s when she could no longer hold a major or even regional title. As far as the circuit is concerned she is no longer a contender, but Vivienne has never accepted that she can no longer sparkle as well as she once did; she spends her time talking about the past and hoping for a lucky break.
The titles she talks about all the time are: 'Shoe Shuffle Queen', Preston Northwest 1988; Golden Glitter Ball, Blackpool 1989; and her biggest award, the bronze for the European Quickstep Progressive in Brussels in 1991.
Vivienne begins a danceathon5ft 4in, slim build, 40 years old but she believes that she looks at least 10 years younger and always groomed up to the eyeballs whether on or off stage. Despite that, her look is often very dated and perhaps a little inappropriate for the occasion. She pouts a lot, thinking this makes her look sexy!
She is a big, loud character who is full of self-importance and has a huge ego. She thinks that she is the best dancer in the country. She treats most people as though they are slightly beneath her. She tries to cover it up but does so badly. You would be foolish to disagree with this loud opinionated woman.
Look out for her Legendary Ballroom Dance Lessons at a place near you!