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  • Review Matthew Bourne’s The Red Shoes
    20 August 2017

    Matthew Bourne’s The Red Shoes

    by Kezia Margand

    This is a review of my visit to see The Red Shoes at Norwich Theatre Royal in February 2017.

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  • Review Confessions Of A Cockney Temple Dancer
    15 August 2017

    Confessions Of A Cockney Temple Dancer

    by Kheira Bey Contributor

    The one man show Confessions Of A Cockney Temple Dancer combined both monologue and dance to create a provocative piece which explored foreign identity in England.

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  • Review Tribe
    12 August 2017

    Tribe

    by Sam Nead Contributor

    Captivating, intense and powerful - a whirlwind of emotion and expression that will leave you speechless

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  • Review The Little Match Girl and Other Happier Tales Reveiw
    25 July 2017

    The Little Match Girl and Other Happier Tales Reveiw

    by Jess Simmons

    The Little Match Girl and Other Happier Tales was a show on at the Sam Wannermaker Playhouses in London that I saw and reviewed for my silver arts award, it was based off the stories by Hans Christian Andersen and directed and co-adapted by Emma Rice and Joel Horwood. The show included acting, singing, dancing, music and puppetry and was put on in a candle light theatre

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  • Event Free Audition Workshop
    23 July 2017

    Free Audition Workshop

    by Zoe Dowler

    We are opening up our auditions to the public, allowing you the opportunity to build on and expand your skills.

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  • Review ​The Welcoming Party review
    12 July 2017

    ​The Welcoming Party review

    by Bhavesh Jadva Voice Team

    In the mid-renovation 1830 Warehouse at the Museum of Science and Industry is a cross-form, multi-sensory, multi-location family production.

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  • Event Rosie Kay Dance Company's 5 Soldiers kicks off 2017 tour at Edinburgh Festival Fringe
    11 August 2017 – 26 August 2017

    Rosie Kay Dance Company's 5 Soldiers kicks off 2017 tour at Edinburgh Festival Fringe

    by Rosie Kay Dance Company

    Rosie Kay Dance Company's 5 Soldiers: The Body is the Frontline returns with a UK tour exclusively performing in Army drill halls from Edinburgh to London, Hull, Aldershot, Swindon, Colchester and Birmingham. The tour kicks off at Edinburgh Festival Fringe with performances from 11-26 August.

    It's a thrilling and humane portrait of army life telling the stories of five men and women serving on the front line. Deeply realistic, stark and thrilling, 5 Soldiers explores how the human body remains essential to war, even in the 21st century. Presented in association with The Army.

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  • Review Available Light review
    8 July 2017

    Available Light review

    by Commissioned Article

    I was excited to see Available Light at the Palace Theatre, Manchester, as part of the Manchester International Festival (MIF) 2017. On paper this should be great. But was it?

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  • Blog Should Body image stereotypes matter within Performing Arts?
    4 July 2017

    Should Body image stereotypes matter within Performing Arts?

    by Chloe Lawrence

    This is my unit 1 part D Arts Issue. I focused on body image stereotypes throughout the performing arts industry, this includes dance, drama and modelling, and how these reflect on upcoming generations. Also looking into the different weight and height restrictions there are throughout company's and auditions and why this is the case.

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  • Blog Challenging stereotypes in dance.
    4 July 2017

    Challenging stereotypes in dance.

    by Jake Wood

    I am a dance student completing Gold Arts Award. in my blog I challenge stereotypes in dance, especially gender stereotypes.

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  • Blog Questiong The Stigma Held Within Ballet
    3 July 2017

    Questiong The Stigma Held Within Ballet

    by Natalie Austin

    This is a subject that has always interested me from my own personal experiences with ballet and my general interests in the art altogether. I decided to write this arts issue for my gold arts award as its something that has always been such an issue within the world of ballet and dance itself as an art form overall and I felt so passionate about it and wanted to share this with others to see what they thought.

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  • Blog Does the performing arts have to break the bank?
    7 June 2017

    Does the performing arts have to break the bank?

    by Olivia Keaney

    As someone who's only form of training being from a high school, I feel passionate about the fact that making it in the business shouldn't be about how much money you have. Money doesn't equal talent but to pay for higher education it doesn't matter ho talented you are if you don't have the money to pay for it, you are not getting in. I feel passionate about getting underprivileged kids into the performing arts, but what's the point if they can afford to take their talent into a career.

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  • Interview Want My Job? Louise Richards, Director Motionhouse
    24 March 2017

    Want My Job? Louise Richards, Director Motionhouse

    by Kheira Bey Contributor

    The Executive Director at award-winning, internationally touring dance company, Motionhouse, Louise Richards, told me about what it takes to do her job.

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  • Interview Interview with Lukas McFarlane
    18 March 2017

    Interview with Lukas McFarlane

    by Sam Nead Contributor

    Got To Dance Season 4 winner Lukas McFarlane speaks about his love for dance at Move It Dance 2017

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  • Interview Interview with Jepp from Flawless
    18 March 2017

    Interview with Jepp from Flawless

    by Sam Nead Contributor

    At Move It Dance 2017 I interviewed Jepp from Britain's Got Talent 2009 finalist Flawless

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  • Opportunity "Move It" Dance Festival Twitter Competition
    7 March 2017 – 7 May 2017

    "Move It" Dance Festival Twitter Competition

    by Voice Magazine

    Yet another freebie competition we're giving you, you lucky bunch. This time, for free tickets to a dance festival at the ExCel London.

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  • Review The Snowman at the Peacock Theatre.
    23 January 2017

    The Snowman at the Peacock Theatre.

    by Elise Hajdini

    The Snowman at the Peacock Theatre. Wednesday 7th of December 2016.

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  • Interview Caldonia Walton, Random Acts Filmmaker
    11 January 2017

    Caldonia Walton, Random Acts Filmmaker

    by Bhavesh Jadva Voice Team

    From Random Acts Midlands, dancer, Caldonia Walton's Everyday Choreography is a joyful poem about the choreography of our everyday movements. We asked about her exploration of dance on screen.

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