The Peterborough Evening Telegraph

The Lock In ‘Folk Fairy Tale’

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The Key Theatre, March 29

The whole family will be entertaine­d by The Lock In ‘Folk Fairy Tale’, a new comical version of the successful folk and hip hop show by Breaking Tradition dance company. Join the hip hop dancers as they arrive at an apparently deserted pub, Ye Olde Fighting Cocks, which rumour has it, is frequently visited by other worldly characters. As the regulars arrive, a clash of cultures soon turns into a dance floor stand-off. To add to the drama, fusion loving landlady, Grandma, is nowhere to be seen and the pub is being run by the stubborn, and mysterious­ly lupine, Jasmine, who’s determined to stamp out the fun and keep things strictly traditiona­l. There is hope though, in the form of a mystical woodcutter, who may just have some tricks up his chequered sleeve.

Will the woodcutter succeed? Can the regulars get the party started? Will we ever know what happened to Grandma? With live music from award winning folk band, The Demon Barbers, The Lock In ‘Folk Fairy Tale’ mixes folk music and traditiona­l dance with up to date hip hop, in a high energy celebratio­n of dance culture. Breaking Tradition is a folk and hip hop dance company founded by Artistic Director, Damien Barber. The dance company integrates traditiona­l English dance, music and song with modern genres and has developed its own unique repertoire of folk and hip hop dance fusion. Breaking Tradition dance company now returns to the stage after their sell out performanc­es of The Lock In ‘Christmas Carol’. This time, the dance theatre event combines elements from the Grimm Brothers’ classic fairytales, with a funky musical score and colourful new choreograp­hy, promising to be an exciting dance extravagan­za.

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