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I went to the Weston Auditorium, University of Hertfordshire on Monday 4th of March 2019. This is a production showcasing  the Stanborough  School of Dance and their talented young people. 

The evening was an entertaining walk along the yellow brick road  interpreted by dance and music. The scenery was colourful with large bold  backdrops. The clever use of the technical lighting all added  into the  experience bringing the story of 0z to life.

Young people required to research and collate information and oral histories about Ibibio dance costumes and masquerades. 

Acrobatics, Lamingtons, Rolf Harris - finally we have a show that combines all three.

Medusa? Maybe not. Great dance? You betcha

A show where the worst crime you can commit is learning hip hop routines? Sign me up! 

 It’s about mysterious creatures under the sea, fish, crabs, dolphins, seaweed, boats, shipwrecks, mermaids, paddles and lots of underwater creatures coming to life. 

The Red Shoes was performed at the Milton Keynes Theatre in Milton Keynes. It took place on Thursday 16th February 2017 at 19:30. This was the first proper ballet that I had ever been to see so I did find it a bit confusing because there were no words. I managed to pick up the main story line but I would probably have to go back and watch it again to completely understand it.

A bitter, middle-aged twist on every hopeless romantic's favourite play