Ballet
I have always enjoyed Northern Ballet's productions and tonight's A Midsummer Night's Dream did not disappoint. Duncan Hayler's set dominated the innovative production, and in particular, the scene where a dance studio transforms into a 1950 express train, will linger long in the mind of the small but appreciative audience.
But as always it is the power of the dance that is the true star of the ballet, and DAVID NIXON's choreography is definitely stunning, and especially Strong in the numerous dance duets which take place in the second act. Judy, Sorrel, Chris and Janet all seemed to enjoy the best thing Llandudno has showcased in many, many months
I have always enjoyed Northern Ballet's productions and tonight's A Midsummer Night's Dream did not disappoint. Duncan Hayler's set dominated the innovative production, and in particular, the scene where a dance studio transforms into a 1950 express train, will linger long in the mind of the small but appreciative audience.
But as always it is the power of the dance that is the true star of the ballet, and DAVID NIXON's choreography is definitely stunning, and especially Strong in the numerous dance duets which take place in the second act. Judy, Sorrel, Chris and Janet all seemed to enjoy the best thing Llandudno has showcased in many, many months
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