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The original Folk & Hip-Hop dance show! A short dance video documentary about our ground-breaking and innovative dance theatre production, The Lock In, including interviews with Horace Panter (The Specials bassist) and comedian Stewart Lee. If you enjoyed this video please leave a COMMENT & SUBSCRIBE to our You Tube channel Innovative dance theatre with which sees folk dance remixed with popular hip hop styles such as bboying, locking and popping. If you enjoyed this video please Subscribe to our our channel You can also join our mailing list here http://mailinglist.breakingtradition.... Reviews: "In another dance universe, folk and hip-hop unite to stunning effect" The Independent - 4 Stars ".. a consistently lively entertaining music and dance performance virtually guaranteed to raise weary spirits and send an audience home smiling" The Times "...more exciting musically and choreographically than Riverdance or Stomp; it's more ambitious, culturally more important. Someone should give this show a West End run." Songlines "The Lock In has all the ingredients for an English Riverdance" The Telegraph - 4 Stars 5 Stars - WhatsOnStage.Com Synopsis: Some of the UK's oldest forms of dance are brought bang up to date as they collide with some of the youngest in an exciting new dance show touring the UK throughout 2012 The show, the brainchild of award-winning folk band The Demon Barbers, sees a group of street dancers arrive at an apparently deserted pub. Local rumour has it that The Fighting Cocks is the place to be 'after hours' but as the regulars arrive a clash of cultures turns into a dance floor stand-off. The skill, speed and athleticism of the dancers on both sides soon wins the others over as the old and new are brought together in an exciting and dynamic dance-off. Sword dances are performed with snooker-cues, pub bouncers dance the Morris and B-boys flirt with clog girls. Meanwhile house band The Demon Barbers takes English Folk music on a new journey with friends Hip Hop, House, Funk and Ska and even says hello to Burlesque and Drum & Bass along the way! The Lock In promises to do for English folk dance what Riverdance did for Irish dance and Diversity did for street dance, bringing some lesser known forms of dance into the mainstream. Fast-paced and innovative, the show brings together some of the UK's top clog, sword and Morris dancers with their counterparts from the worlds of B-boying, popping & krump. The show is devised and produced by artistic director Damien Barber. Barber has been a professional folk musician since 1989 and is best known for his work with electric folk band The Demon Barbers, winners of the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards 'Best Live Act' and is one of the most respected folk performers in the UK. Damien Barber says The Lock In is one of the most exciting projects he's ever worked on: "I've always seen folk music and dance as an incredibly modern and vibrant living tradition and wanted to find a way to bring that vision to the widest possible audience. The Lock In is the result of several years of artistic collaborations and development and I'm extremely excited that it's finally touring! "the response has been phenomenal from both folkies and street dance fans. All our dancers have also taken the opportunity to learn from each other and have been amazed by the similarities and shared experiences they found in the two -- seemingly very different -- dance styles". 'One of the very best things I saw all last year and I see a lot' Cluny Macpherson, Regional Director of Arts Council England 'The single most joyous thing I've seen in the theatre' Antony Dunn, Yorkshire Dance Thanks to John Stuckey and Star Map Studios for the intro sequence used in this trailer.