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THEATRE REVIEW: Velvet Petal

THEATRE REVIEW: Velvet Petal ⭐⭐⭐⭐ @SDTDance @traversetheatre @fleurdci @Weffo #velvetpetal

Fifty-five minutes of outstanding dance with performers bringing their all and more to this short but sharp piece from Scottish Dance Theatre. Velvet Petal has been created by Fleur Darkin, who tells of inspiration for the piece being taken from viewing in person the migration season of the Monarch Butterfly in Mexico while touring with the dance company, and the stylized work of renowned…

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THEATRE REVIEW: The Lover

THEATRE REVIEW: The Lover @lyceumtheatre

Separated by the barriers of age, class and race, it is little wonder that the clandestine relationship between a fifteen-year-old peasant girl of French origin (Amy Hollinshead) and a wealthy Chinese man twelve years her senior (Yosuke Kusano), for whom doing nothing is an occupation on account of his father being a property magnate, is described by the former’s older brother (Francesco…

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Dazzling...an infectious sense of fun and excitement ****

The Times, on Fleur Darkin's Innocence

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Innocence is a charming and magical piece of dance theatre especially for little ones and their families. A unique playroom performance where the audience explore William Blake's Songs of Innocence through an interactive journey of theatre, story and wonderful live music. A beautiful, captivating and innovative dance experience.

1pm & 3.30pm Sunday 8 March at Nottingham Lakeside Arts.

Click here to book your tickets to this experience of a life time for you and your little ones now.

http://www.dance4.co.uk/about/project/nottdance-festival-2015/event/nottdance/2015-03-08/fleur-darkin-innocence