Shoes
While some early numbers are cippled by cliche's the show luckily steers towards some refreshing content

A journey from the lows of the croc via the agony and ecstasy of the stiletto, to the highs of the platform boot.
While some early numbers are cippled by cliche's the show luckily steers towards some refreshing content
While some early numbers are cippled by cliche's the show luckily steers towards some refreshing content
A celebration of one of the greatest passions of the modern age, Shoes is a song and dance spectacular that takes audiences on a journey from the lows of the croc via the agony and ecstasy of the stiletto, to the highs of the platform boot. Fresh from the pen of Richard Thomas (co-creator of Jerry Springer - The Opera) and the feet of top showbiz choreographer Stephen Mear (Sweet Charity, Mary Poppins), Shoes is a wickedly irreverent and affectionate look at the special power this seemingly innocuous item of clothing holds over many a shoe-addict.
Alongside Mear, Shoes displays the diverse choreographic talents of an A-list team of dance-makers; Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui (zero degrees, Sutra), Aletta Collins (The Red Balloon, The Tempest), Kate Prince (Into the Hoods) and Mark Smith (Deaf Men Dancing), who under Mear's direction, have taken inspiration from Thomas' hilarious lyrics to create dance numbers that reflect their own unique styles of performance.
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