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A Night with Boy Blue

Boy Blue

— ,Barbican Theatre
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It’s time to celebrate with the Boy Blue family. Join us as more than 100 performers, trained under the award-winning hip-hop dance group, present an empowering showcase guaranteed to blow you away.

Pumping musical arrangements fill the auditorium. Formations of dancers take to the stage in a succession of intricately choreographed set pieces, the movement thrilling, the precision impressive and the energy palpable. Soon the atmosphere among the audience is infectious. 

Despite touring remarkable theatre productions around the world, Boy Blue’s founders Kenrick ‘H2O’ Sandy and Michael ‘Mikey J’ Asante are happiest in the training room, mentoring the next generation of talent. With groundbreaking choreography, original compositions and incredible young artists, A Night with Boy Blue highlights the calibre of dancing emerging from the company that has been at the forefront of presenting hip-hop as an art form in its own right. 

Boy Blue are Barbican Artistic Associates. In 2018, there is another chance to see Blak Whyte Gray after the production’s five-star-rated premiere at the Barbican and its Edinburgh run in 2017.
 

Tagged with: Theatre & dance Dance

2 hours/including an interval

Age guidance 6+

UK

2 Jun, 10pm
BSI Jam: Beats, Streets & Inspiration – Boy Blue After Party
£3 plus 50p booking fee in advance
£5 on the door
Admission restricted to 18+

12-15 Sep, 7.45pm
Boy Blue Entertainment: Blak Whyte Gray

 

Presented by the Barbican

Reviews

‘A driving force in the remarkable growth of hip-hop dance theatre‘
Guardian on Boy Blue

Discover

mikey and george on a couch

In conversation: Michael 'Mikey J' Asante and George the Poet

 

Michael 'Mikey J' Asante (co-founder and co-artistic director of Boy Blue) and George the Poet share their thoughts on their creative process, the idea of community, and how art can transform lives.

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