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The UK’s first street dance film, shot entirely in 3D, Flawless, Diversity, George Sampson and a host of UK choreographers and crews were involved in producing it.
But does the film represent street dance, or is it a one dimensional cash in?
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7 doigts de la main (the seven fingers) are back with a new show at the Peacock Theatre. Following the success of their last production, Traces, we’re impatient to see what exciting stunts they have in store!
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Seven years down the line and Breakin' Convention is still looking healthy.
Breakin' Convention is the event that keeps hip hop and street dance in check.
So who broke conventions for 2010’s show?
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Having taken the opportunity to see their previous show, Traces, and liking what 7 doigts had to offer, their standing ovation was repeated in another exciting show at the Peacock theatre.
Circus to amaze? Find out inside!
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The UK’s top breakers are gearing up to take on some of the best crews from across the UK for a place in the championship finals.
The Northern heats have already taken place -
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Boxed is beatbox theatre.
It follows the story of Lonely Joe, a boy who can't speak. One day he meets a crazy beatboxer called Afro who takes him into the beatbox underworld.
Boxed is touted as Shlomo’s answer to Stomp and Into The Hoods Read >>
Beatboxing and no speaking makes for some very interesting theatre!
But Shlomo and his fantastic Vocal Orchestra have a knack of making beatboxing appealing to a wider audience. Read our review as we follow them back into time... Read >>
Petit Mal -
It would be worth pointing out the mixed differences, were it not for the martial arts abilities of Race Horse Company’s gymnasts.
Dark circus ensues...
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Trinity Warriors has won the Regional Conflict South qualifiers for the B-
Read the result and watch the video of the finals inside!
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Lyrix Organix is an event we're excited about, with reason to be confident.
After a successful three day run at the Brighton Fringe Festival, Lyrix Organix will
be doing a one-
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The Soul Mavericks are Regional Conflict champions for the second year in a row after
narrowly defeating La Familia in a closely fought final battle. Jut Su and Polskee
Hitman both qualified for popping, while B-
