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Sunshine Revival Challenge #5
Journaling prompt: Be a carnival barker for your favourite movie, book, or show! Write a post that showcases the best your chosen title has to offer and entices passers by to check it out.
My chosen subject is Sir Matthew Bourne's New Adventures productions.
No surprise to my regular readers!
For those who aren't: these are dance productions based on classic ballets (Swan Lake, Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, Nutcracker), films (Edward Scissorhands, The Red Shoes), play or opera (Romeo & Juliet, Car Man) or books (The Midnight Bell). There are a few more, but I haven't seen them (yet!)
They aren't traditional ballets, but do use some ballet moves, as well as modern dance. The key thing is the story which is told and which requires no prior knowledge. These are the dance version of fanfic or fanart, taking the original stories but changing them in interesting ways.
Details can be found here: New Adventures
And you can find out more of my thoughts using my tag: Matthew Bourne
Here's my bedroom walls:

My chosen subject is Sir Matthew Bourne's New Adventures productions.
No surprise to my regular readers!
For those who aren't: these are dance productions based on classic ballets (Swan Lake, Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, Nutcracker), films (Edward Scissorhands, The Red Shoes), play or opera (Romeo & Juliet, Car Man) or books (The Midnight Bell). There are a few more, but I haven't seen them (yet!)
They aren't traditional ballets, but do use some ballet moves, as well as modern dance. The key thing is the story which is told and which requires no prior knowledge. These are the dance version of fanfic or fanart, taking the original stories but changing them in interesting ways.
Details can be found here: New Adventures
And you can find out more of my thoughts using my tag: Matthew Bourne
Here's my bedroom walls:

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My kingdom for a documentary about this. I'm very taken with the Edward Scissorhands poster.
Looking at their website, they offer visual guides under their downloadable resources to let you know what to expect at the show, which is really well done.
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I think they're an excellent company - they do a lot to promote dance in schools and with those who wouldn't normally interact with a dance company, as well as develop their own dancers through various programmes.
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