MORE than 80 young dancers will take part in a spectacular show which takes in everything from ballet to street dancing at Warrington’s Parr Hall today (Saturday).
Culcheth-based Hayward Dance Academy is presenting “The Snow Queen” ballet and “Divertisment” – an exciting blend of disco, street, tap, modern and jazz dancing.
The whole show has been produced and choreographed by ex-professional ballet dancer Rachel Hayward, who was formerly with the London City Ballet.
A solo spot will be given by her sister, professional dancer Natalie Hayward.
Children aged from two-and-a-half to 18 will be taking part.
Taking the lead role of The Snow Queen is 12-year-old Aylish MacKenzie, who for the last three years has won a place on the Northern Associate Dance Course – a prestigious course for the region’s most talented young dancers.
Rachel said: “The show will give all my students the opportunity of appearing on the stage in front of a large audience.”
Hayward Dance Academy holds classes at Culcheth Sports and Social Club, Culcheth Royal British Legion and Padgate High School.
The curtain rises on tomorrow’s show at 3pm.
MORE than 80 young dancers will take part in a spectacular show which
takes in everything from ballet to street dancing at Warrington's Parr
Hall today (Saturday).
From ballet to street dancing
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