NEWS: Theatretrain at The Royal Albert Hall
- Posted on August 28, 2008 4:37 PM
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Theatretrain
I Don't Feel Like Dancing
This September, Theatretrain, one of the UK’s leading youth performing arts companies, will take over the Royal Albert Hall to showcase a spectacular array of talent.
Backed by patrons including Catherine Tate and Derek Jacobi, they have been inspiring young people between the ages six and eighteen to express their emotions, hopes and dreams through the art of performance for over sixteen years.
If you have any kind of interest in the arts, then ‘I Don’t Feel Like Dancing’ is the must see show of the year for you.
The Royal Albert Hall production focuses on dance and movement skills from the work of Laban, the celebrated theatre choreographer, dance artist and theorist who devised the 8 efforts of human movement.
With over thirty fantastic music numbers ranging from Classical to Urban, the dazzling performance begins with the Scissor Sisters and Snow Patrol and works its way through a variety of dance styles and forms including Hip Hop, Irish, Greek and Salsa.
There are four efforts in each act and each one is expressed with a shorter piece of classical music and another contemporary song. The visual aspect of the performance plays a crucial part and the audience will be treated to a stunning display of vibrant colour and movement across the stage.
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alex
i performed in the royal albert hall as part of theatre train it was cool
Posted on October 10, 2008 9:55 AM
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