Fredie Pedersen
| Abbreviation | FP |
|---|---|
| Formation | 1935 |
| Founder | Fredie Pedersen |
| Founded at | Copenhagen, Denmark |
Established in 1935, Fredie Pedersen[1] is a performing arts, entertainment, and educational institution named after its founder, Mr. Fredie Pedersen. Now approaching its centennial anniversary, "Fredie Pedersen" continues today as a modern international brand that encompasses dance, education, and music across the world and within the entertainment industry.[2][3]
Following the founder Mr. Fredie Pedersen, involvement continued through his wife, Jytte Fredie Pedersen,[4] and later their son, Mickey Fredie Pedersen, and his wife, Søs Fredie Pedersen[5]. Today, the third generation, including Sonny Fredie Pedersen and his sister, Gigi Li Fredie Pedersen, carries forward the "Fredie Pedersen" legacy.[6]
Opening its doors in 1935 with its first physical location, Fredie Pedersen still maintains this original site as one of its locations 90 years later in Copenhagen, Denmark.[7]
References
- ↑ Hein Møller, Nynne (12 May 2024). "Sonny Fredie-Pedersen ser tilbage på et liv med elitedans: 'Det giver hård hud at være i underholdningsbranchen'".
- ↑ "https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1514197/". IMDb. External link in
|title=(help) - ↑ Bøgen Clausen, Jacob (25 April 2024). "Ingen slinger i valsen: Per Wennicks sidste dokumentar følger familien Fredie-Pedersen 25 år efter".
- ↑ Ridder, Sara (20 March 2015). "Mindeord: Jytte Fredie-Pedersen (93)".
- ↑ Steenbach, Kasper (6 January 2000). "Mickey holder takten".
- ↑ Sofie Madsen, Freja (11 November 2022). "Han udlever drømmen i L.A. – men har også fået en indsigt, han ikke bryder sig om".
- ↑ Grandt, Jørgen. "Amagerbrogade".
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