Norwich Eye reviews A Chorus Line by Threshold Theatre
The cast line up behind their resumés – photo © Leo White I must confess that until...
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Norwich Eye reviews Rambert2 at the Playhouse
Killer Pig – Photo borrowed from Rambert website A visit from Rambert to Norwich is...
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‘The One And Only’ Chesney Hawkes To Help Norfolk Dance School Celebrate 25 Years
•Pop icon Chesney Hawkes to help Norfolk dance school celebrate its birthday •Michala Jane School...
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Norwich Eye reviews Matthew Bourne’s The Red Shoes
The Red Shoes started as a fairytale written by Hans Christian Andersen but was used by...
Read MoreNorwich Eye reviews Pepperland by the Mark Morris Dance Group
Photo © Gareth Jones I am confused. Perhaps it is my age. I really do not know what to make of Pepperland. I love modern dance, I like a bit of cultural crossover and innovation, I have always like the music of The Beatles,...
Read MoreNorwich Eye reviews Swan Lake by Matthew Bourne
Matthew Bourne’s SWAN LAKE. Will Bozier ‘The Swan’ and ensemble. Photos by Johan Persson Swan Lake in various forms is probably the most performed ballet production across the world, and many prestigious...
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Rock Stars Of Dance Bring Their Fancy Footwork To Norwich
HERE COME THE BOYS – JULY 7 The style, flair and panache of three Strictly Come Dancing stars is...
Read MoreNorwich Eye reviews Acosta Danza – Debut
Marta Ortega with the Artistic Director Carlos Acosta in Mermaid Carlos Acosta has had a distinguished dance career which has seen him perform with some of the World’s leading ballet companies but has returned to...
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Norwich Eye reviews Richard Alston Dance
Richard Alston has a long and distinguished career in dance both in modern and contemporary dance...
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Search For Young Dancers To Star In Glamorous Ballet Begins At Sprowston High School
CINDERELLA IN HOLLYWOOD – MAY 25-26 Around 100 young dancers from across the region are getting...
Read MoreNorwich Eye reviews Rambert
When Rambert visit, expectations are high. This company have a deserved reputation as Britain’s national dance company and are also Britain’s oldest dance company, yet their approach is full of youthful energy and innovation....
Read MoreNorwich Eye review – The Little Mermaid at Norwich Theatre Royal
Ballet is the most curious of theatrical conventions. Tales are told in often lurid detail, but never a word is spoken. There is music throughout, but almost never any kind of lyric. It is astonishingly physical, yet always...
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