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    Big Boys Don’t Dance

    Michael SalzwedelBy Michael SalzwedelJuly 3, 2011No Comments1 Min Read
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    Big Boys Don’t Dance…. Unless they’re good. The sometimes weak humour rooted in gender stereotypes is amply compensated for by the energy and quality of the clever choreography. Fusing many classical and contemporary dance forms, with allusions to the dance-like qualities of martial arts and sports, the show proves popular with audiences of all ages. RR

    Big Boys Don’t Dance…. Unless they’re good. The sometimes weak humour rooted in gender stereotypes is amply compensated for by the energy and quality of the clever choreography. Fusing many classical and contemporary dance forms, with allusions to the dance-like qualities of martial arts and sports, the show proves popular with audiences of all ages. RR

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