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Fallen Angels find healing and rebirth

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By Robert Beale Verified
| Theatre Reviews North
Fallen Angels Dance Theatre in Holding Light Eight people from Liverpool, Wirral and Chester, all in recovery from addiction or mental health issues, are bringing an uplifting dance show to Chester Storyhouse (September 24) and Liverpool Everyman (October 17) this autumn, following an already sold-out premiere at London's Royal Opera House. Fallen Angels Dance Theatre’s production, Holding Light,celebrates the power of human resilience over adversity.
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London City Ballet reborn

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By Robert Beale Verified
| Theatre Reviews North
London City Ballet in Glen Tetley's Firebird. All pics: ASH Those who love classical dance and are sufficiently long in the tooth may remember London City Ballet as one of the most enterprising companies of the 1980s and 1990s. Based at Sadler’s Wells Theatre in London, LCB was a big touring outfit, but ran into problems and closed in 1996.
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Musical theatre escapism in High Society

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By Robert Beale Verified
| Theatre Reviews North
Helen George and cast in High Society. All pics: Pamela Raith Photography Helen George – Call the Midwife’s Trixie – is back on Salford's Lowry stage (September 22-October 3, but not September 25 and 26)in a tour of Cole Porter’s High Society, direct from a record-breaking summer at London’s Barbican and two years after her starring success in The King and I at the Salford venue. Before Salford the tour visits Leeds Grand (August 25-29).
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