Dance Display – Bury – 8th Dec 2017

When: 6.45pm
Where: Outside the theatre
How much: Free! For tickets to the main event please click HERE

Fosbrooks

Fosbrooks play the music of ‘Great Britain and Beyond’ to accompany their unique percussive dance routines. Their senior members belong to a 35 year old organisation with over 100 members. Fosbrooks perform locally as well as at national and international festivals.

*Please note that the Fosbrooks will be performing on stage. For tickets to the main event please click HERE

 Oakenhoof

Oakenhoof is a folk arts community from Littleborough, Lancashire. They exist to share the joy of folk Dance, music, song, stories and visual arts. The group enjoy a wonderful, life-enhancing time learning, creating and making friends amongst the folk and arts community. The group have a large group of participants. Some dance, some sing, some play, some make: many do all of these things. The group is steered by young people, because of their energy and great ideas, but also to create a space for young people to create, lead and develop so that our local heritage continues to grow. Anyone, of any age or ability is welcome and there are lots of families and friends.

Rossendale Clog

Rossendale clog are a mixed bunch who enjoy dancing traditional clog step. They encompass dancers with various levels of experience, are always learning something new and love to perform when they get the opportunity.

Milltown Cloggies

We are a group of women based at Dukinfield in Tameside, Greater Manchester,  who love to dance traditional clog morris in the North West style. Our dancers (and most of our dances) come from several towns in the area which were once thriving cotton mill towns, hence our name.

Our great band, with an eclectic mix of instruments , plays lively and exciting tunes that complement our style.

We have danced at a wide range of venues, from city centres, market towns, fayres and festivals, on stage at the Lowry Theatre, to the top of Hartshead Pike, celebrating the summer solstice in a roaring gale

We dance because we love dancing, and hope that audiences will enjoy watching us.

Looking forward to seeing the Demon Barbers at the Met.