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Preview: Down There at Lion & Unicorn Theatre – Tuesday 18th February 2020 – Saturday 22nd February 2020
Message In A Bottle – Choreography by Kate Prince, based on the songs of Sting at The Peacock Theatre, London – 6th February 2020 – 21st March 2020
Review: Scenes with Girls at Royal Court Theatre – 15th January 2020 – 22nd February 2020
My Top 10 Theatre Shows for January 2020
Review: Frankenstein by National Youth Theatre – Southwark Playhouse – 25th October – 30th November 2019

Dance News Theatre

Message In A Bottle – Choreography by Kate Prince, based on the songs of Sting at The Peacock Theatre, London – 6th February 2020 – 21st March 2020

17/02/202017/02/2020 Chanel W 284 Views 0 Comment Barclays Dance Pass, Chanel Williams, Kate Prince, London Theatre, Message in a Bottle, Peacock Theatre, Sting, Zoonation Dance Company, Zoonation The Kate Prince Company

This show is a Sadler’s Wells and Universal Music UK production This is possibly the most anticipated dance theatre show

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Dance News Theatre

Beat Post-Holiday Blues with My Top 10 Theatre & Dance Shows for September 2019

05/09/201905/09/2019 Chanel W 1157 Views 0 Comment 1mm Au Dessus Du Sol, A Doll's House, Allie Ho Chee, Anjana Vasan, Big The Musical, Breakin Convention, Bush Theatre, Chanel Williams, Chiaroscuro, Dance, Dominion Theatre, Eastenders, Elliot Cowan, Emma Rollason, Fire Nightclub, Girls Aloud, Heartbeat of Home, Henrik Isben, Hollyoaks, Jackie Kay, Jay McGuiness, Jean-Philippe Collard-Neven, Jorgie Porter, Joseph O'Connor., Kimberley walsh, Lilian Baylis Studio, Lyric Hammersmith, Matthew Kelly, Mica paris, Morgan Young, Ordinary Days The Musical, Peacock Theatre, Piccadilly Theatre, preview, Riverdance, Ryan Calais Cameron, Sébastien Lefrançois, September 2019, Soho Theatre, Tanika Gupta, The Cockpit Theatre, The Other Palace, The Wanted, Theatre, Traffic De Styles, Wendi Peters, Yaman Okur, Zeus on The Loose

Now that summer is sadly drawing to an end, families return from annual holidays, the kids return to school and

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Circus Dance London International Mime Festival 2019 Theatre

Review – Shift by Barely Methodical Troupe at London Mime Festival 2019 – 9th -12th January 2019

10/01/201910/01/2019 Chanel W 1624 Views 0 Comment Barely Methodical Troupe, London Mime Festival 2019, Shift, Shift by Barely Methodical Troupe

What a lovely way to start the New Year at the London International Mime Festival 2019! Yesterday I was

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Review: The Snowman at Peacock Theatre 22nd November 2018 – 6th January 2019

31/12/201819/06/2019 Chanel W 3084 Views 0 Comment Aled Jones, Birmingham Repertory Theatre, Peacock Theatre, Raymond Briggs, Sadlers Wells, The Peacock Theatre, The Snowman, Tristram Kenton

I was kindly invited by the team at Sadlers Wells to attend a performance of The Snowman with my

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Review: Darbar Festival 2018 – Adventures in Odissi and Kathak at Sadlers Wells Theatre

28/11/201819/06/2019 Chanel W 1541 Views 0 Comment Aideen Malone, Akram Khan, Alistair Spalding, Bhangra, Bollywood, Darbar Festival, Gauri Diwakar, Indian Dance, Kathak, Odissi, Sadlers Wells, Sujarta Mohapatra

First things, first… I have never seen any style of Indian dance live, my only experience is from big

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Dein Perry’s Tap Dogs at The Peacock Theatre – Review – 23rd October – 10th November 2018

30/10/2018 Chanel W 1264 Views 0 Comment Chanel Williams, Chris Richardson Photography, Dein Perry's Tap Dogs, Douglas Mills, Ralf Brinkhoff Photography, Richie Miller, Tap, Tap dance, The Peacock Theatre

When I first heard that this show was returning to London’s West End, I was smiled in reminiscence of my

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Young Associates: Mixed Bill – Review at Lilian Baylis Studio – Tuesday 9th October 2018

12/10/2018 Chanel W 1445 Views 0 Comment a quiet hope, Andrew Marriott, Anthony Matsena, Arthur Pita, choreographer, choreography, Christopher Thomas, Dance, mixed bill, Ruby Portus, Russell Maliphant, Sally Woodville, shall we just retire to the lake, the three visions, tsutseka, Wilhelmina Ojanen, Young Associates, Zoe Sharples

Well, the title of the show says, “mixed bill” and my goodness did it live up to it’s name.

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Dance Musical Theatre Theatre

Preview: Taj Express at Peacock Theatre – Tuesday 2nd- Saturday 20th October 2018

28/09/2018 Chanel W 1267 Views 0 Comment A.R Rahman, Chanel Williams, musical theatre, Peacock Theatre, Sadlers Wells, Shruti Merchant, Slumdog Millionaire, Taj Express, Theatre, Toby Gough, Vaibhavi

If you love the colour and glamour of Bollywood combined with the magic of theatre, then this show is a

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Preview: Breakin’ Convention Presents… UK Premiere – Pierre Rigal’s Scandale – Sadlers Wells – 5th & 6th September 2018

03/09/201816/11/2018 Chanel W 1269 Views 0 Comment Breakin Convention, Chanel Williams, London Theatre, Pierre Rigal, Sadlers Wells, Scandale

Breakin’ Convention is an annual event at Sadlers Wells, with performances, workshops and events celebrating the exciting genre of

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Camden Fringe 2018 comedy Dance Musical Theatre News Theatre

Strong Female Line Up at The Camden Fringe 2018 – Preview

25/07/201825/07/2018 Chanel W 2725 Views 5 Comments #MeToo, Battleaxe, Bottled Up, Camden Fringe 2018, Colleen Cameron, Fémage à Trois, Female Led, Feminist Theatre, Fourth Monkey’s Scandal, Gurn, Holly Burn, Lloyd Griffith, Loquitor Theatre, Marlon Davis, Michelle Flower, Rachel Salisbury, Rhys James, The Falconbridge School for Girls

Get excited, it’s nearly here! The Camden Fringe starts next Monday 30th July with 300 shows ranging from Theatre,

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