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SPECIAL REPORT: STRICTLY DANDIA!

Strictly Dandia returns to the Lyric Hammersmith following sell-out success in 2004. Written by Tamasha’s Artistic Directors Sudha Bhuchar and Kristine Landon-Smith this dazzling show features fast and funky dance routines by award winning choreographer Liam Steel (DV8, Complicité; The Royal Court) and music by Shri ((Shrikanth Sriram), Outcaste Records - Drum The Bass, and in collaboration with DJ Badmarsh, Dancing Drums and Signs.)

The cast includes Karen David, the Indian born singer and actress who has had top 20 hits in Germany and is currently in MTV’s Topbuzzer and the British Film Take Three Girl. She plays opposite Wayne Perrey well known as Detective Parvez Lateef in Dalziel and Pascoe who will be on our screens again at the beginning of February.

Strictly Dandia is set during the Hindu festival of Navratri (a festival that leads up to Diwali in honour of the Trinity of God as worshipped in the female form). The celebrations involve lots of dancing and are an ideal opportunity for young people to meet each other.
 
Outside revellers queue in the freezing cold, inside things are hotting up. Crowds flock from all over London to strut their stuff on the dance floor at the event of the year. On the look out for love, and with the trophy in their sights, the dancers compete for the eye of the judges. On a night that could change their lives forever, divisions are rife and allegiances are challenged when an outsider dances his way into the heart of the most eligible girl.

Set during a fictitious dance competition, young men and women take to the dance floor, under the watchful eye of the older generation, in a bid to find the “right” partner and for one lucky couple, the title of Diwali King and Queen. The show looks at the challenges faced by young Hindus in Britain today as they struggle with their parent's aspirations for them and their own ambitions.

Tamasha bring a light hearted, popularist approach to this timeless story of star-crossed lovers, and explore a booming Asian culture in Britain. Full of fast moving dance and colourful costumes this is a contemporary love story and a sparkling evening of entertainment.

Strictly Dandia
Thursday 27 January – Saturday 12 February 2005
Lyric Hammersmith (full tour details below)
Tickets 08700 500 511

 

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