Dancing in the Streets

Synopsis

Dancing In The Streets is a celebration of the ageless music that started in the 60s and is still so popular today. Music made world famous by Motown from the heart of Detroit city. Drawing on the energy and emotion that Motown music generates this spectacular show will take you through a part of our history and culture that this music has so firmly become.

Our Review:

5 May 2006

Dancing in the Streets has the same standard of energetic performances and pleasing voices at the Aldwych as it had at it’s previous home, the Cambridge. It is a show to be enjoyed for what it is – a likeable amble through a heap of Motown hits, complete with a ready-made standing ovation at the end as the audience are encouraged to get up on their feet and dance through the last section.

The enthusiastic audience clapped (and, in some cases, sang) along throughout last night’s performance, and the show has a party atmosphere that makes it suitable for the casual theatregoer (Dancing in the Streets is certainly not a heavy-weight musical, there is no story to speak of).

The band is charismatic and the performers all sing well and have some fabulous glittery costumes which shimmer as they dance in the style of such greats as Diana Ross and the Supremes, Marvin Gaye and Stevie Wonder (James Bellamy from The X Factor).

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