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Here’s a guide to what has been proving popular on Love London Love Culture this week… Review of Dog Without Feathers at the Southbank Centre: LLLC caught Deborah Colker’s dance piece which combines contemporary, ritual and classical dancing and is inspired by João Cabral de Melo Neto’s masterpiece poem Cão. Review Amour at Charing Cross… Read More
Inspired by João Cabral de Melo Neto’s masterpiece ‘Cão sem Plumas’, Dog Without Feathers is a mesmerising dance piece to watch unfold. Combining classical, contemporary and ritual dances, Deborah Colker’s Dog Without Feathers is a vivid and mystical experience to watch unfold as it takes audiences into the heart of communities and their relationships with… Read More
The producers of Riverdance have announced this new dance show will play at the Piccadilly Theatre from the 4th September. Following on from performances at the London Palladium earlier this year, it has been confirmed Heartbeat of Home will return to London in September. Created by the Producers and Director of Riverdance, Heartbeat of Home… Read More
Here’s a guide to what has been proving popular on Love London Love Culture this week… Review of Swan Lake at New Victoria Theatre: this week Matthew Bourne’s classic production arrived in Woking – discover what LLLC’s Emma Clarendon made of it in her review. Review of Jewel of the Empire, Pedley Street Station: also… Read More
Matthew Bourne’s classic production looks as fresh as ever and a glorious celebration of Tchaikovsky’s wonderful music. Filled with plenty of drama and intensity, there is no denying that Matthew Bourne’s take on Swan Lake has been revered since it was first staged in 1995 for very good reason. It is by turns beautiful, heart… Read More
While there might not be any central plot, sit back and enjoy the music and dancing anyway in this fun and energetic production. From the second you step into the glitzy auditorium at the Southwark Playhouse, prepare to soak up the cool and sophisticated vibe that this confident and lively production possesses – as well… Read More
Love London Love Culture rounds up the reviews for Jeremy Herrin’s production starring Bill Pullman and Sally Field. The Guardian: **** “Colin Morgan captures perfectly Chris’s mixture of survivor guilt, intuitive awareness of Joe’s mendacity and love for his brother’s fiancee. Coleman, in a rare stage appearance after a decade in television, endows Ann with… Read More
April the 22nd 2015 is the exact day when Love London Love Culture first came online – Emma Clarendon selects her favourite memories from the last four years! 2015: Attending the press night of Close to You: this was the first big press night I ever attended on behalf of LLLC and it was such… Read More
The festival will run from the 30th April until the 1st June. Returning for its second year, Tara Theatre’s I’ll Say It Again festival celebrates women’s voices through theatre, music, comedy and dance across twenty one events. The season of work included will range from focusing on historical figures like the indomitable trade unionist Mary… Read More
The Australian dance show will be returning to the Peacock Theatre from the 21st May. Combining two very dance styles in one show, Beats on Pointe will return to London next month, highlighting both ballet and street dancing in a mash-up of styles. The show combines dynamic dance with music and song,beat-boxing and a touch… Read More
