Revel Horwood takes flamenco show to West End
Strictly Come Dancing judge Craig Revel Horwood is to direct a new flamenco dance show at the West End’s Lyric Theatre this September.
Flamenco Flamen’ka will run for an eight-week season from September 18.
It is based on an original story and concept by Karen Ruimy with additional material by Revel Horwood. The show will transfer from Paris where it is currently playing.
Flamenco Flamen’ka is produced by Flamen’ka 2008 Ltd in association with D & J Arlon.
• For a full interview with Craig Revel Horwood, see next week’s (July 10) issue of The Stage.
Also from The Stage
External links
- Entry for Craig Revel Horwood in IMDB
- Strictly Come Dancing
- Entry for Craig Revel Horwood in Wikipedia
The Stage Online is not responsible for the content of external sites.
To contact the Stage news team email newsdesk@thestage.co.uk or call 020 7403 1818, selecting option 2 (editorial) followed by option 1 (newsdesk).
If you are writing a comment for publication, please mark clearly "for publication".
Follow The Stage on Twitter and Facebook to get the latest entertainment industry news to your desktop or mobile.
Latest news
- King’s Cross Award for New Writing winner announced
- Rob Johnston has won the King’s Cross Award for New Writing 2011.
- ITV to expand characters’ storylines online
- ITV is to expand on the storylines of characters in Emmerdale, by creating content that can only be accessed online.
- Josie Rourke and Bartlett Sher to discuss directing on BBC Radio 3’s The Essay
- Directors Emma Rice, Josie Rourke and Bartlett Sher will reflect on their careers and discuss the way they work as…
- Southampton Mayflower chief executive to retire
- Dennis Hall, chief executive of the Mayflower Theatre in Southampton, is to retire after 26 years in the post.
- Sky orders more Stella and The Cafe
- Sky has ordered second series of the Ruth Jones comedy Stella, and The Cafe, written by and starring Ralf Little and…
- ENO dancers protest at ‘absurd’ pay conditions
- Dancers working for English National Opera are calling for an overhaul of pay conditions, claiming their rate of less…
Content is copyright © 2012 The Stage Media Company Limited unless otherwise stated.
All RSS feeds are published for personal, non-commercial use. (What’s RSS?)