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Dancehall archiveDancehall charts the story of Doncaster from the dancefloor. Bringing to life dance floor crazes and fashion trends from across the decades, Dancehall shares real hidden stories of Doncaster's people. First dances at the Co-op Ballroom through to smooches at Top Rank. Boy on one side of the tracks meets girl from the other at Romeo and Juliet's, whilst The Beatles play St James's baths, the Sex Pistols storm Outlook and Bowie rocks Silver Street. Broken heels at Seventh Heaven to broken hearts at Parklands. From dancing through wars hoping soldiers would come home to keeping going through the strikes. It's the moves made through sixteen Prime Minister's and massive social change. It's throwing down shapes when your horse won at the St Leger and Dads awkwardly dancing at that street party for the Queen's coronation. It's children in Saturday morning classes stepping on stage for the first time, and revellers on Saturday night floors having one last drink. With a soundtrack playing the music of our time, spanning the last eighty years and featuring a professional cast alongside a large community ensemble, Dancehall dances through the decades to revive memories and relive Doncaster's history. The show builds on the success of Cast's first home-grown productions, The Glee Club in 2013 and Barry Hines' Kes in 2014, incorporating stories from the heart of the community.

Creatives/Company

Producer(s): Cast, Right Up Our Street
Director(s): Esther Richardson, Lucy Hind

Dancehall

Dancehall (Play) production archive for QTIX code T1541067320. Details of all Dancehall archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S1295031411

Archive Listings

11 Sep 15
  to
19 Sep 15
Cast
Doncaster, South Yorkshire
Performance Details => Venue archive

Reviews

No UKTW or User reviews available.
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