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ISH Dance Collective, Sadler’s Wells
A knockout blend of dance and dazzling stunts. Read my full The i Paper review here
Posted in Dance, Journalism, Theatre
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Same-sex ballroom has been challenging conventions long before Dancing on Ice
It had been discussed among fans of the show for some time: when would Strictly Come Dancing feature its first same-sex pairing? One of the judges, Craig Revel Horwood, and a former contestant, the Rev Richard Coles, had both supported … Continue reading
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Tagged ballroom, bbc, blackpool dance festival, britains got talent, cheryl, competition, courtney act, craig revel-horwood, dance, dancing, dancing on ice, dancing with the stars, follower, gay, gay games, h, ian h watkins, inews, itv, leader, lgbt, matt evers, oti mabuse, pink jukebox trophy, rivoli ballroom, same sex ballroom, same sex dance, skating, steps, strictly, strictly come dancing, switch lead, tango, the greatest dancer, the i paper, tv
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Xanadu, Southwark Playhouse
It trashed Olivia Newton-John’s film career, halted the movie-musical revival, and was so critically reviled it led to the creation of the Razzies. How, then, could the stage version of hubristic 1980 flop Xanadu become a 2007 Broadway hit? The answer, … Continue reading
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