The new show inspiring thousands of children in the UK's City of Culture
Summary
More than 2,000 children in Bradford participated in a performance called Sing Dance Leap, with help from top art groups like the Royal Ballet and Opera North. The event aimed to introduce young people to ballet and opera, and it was a part of Bradford’s 2025 UK City of Culture program.Key Facts
- Over 2,000 children from Bradford took part in the Sing Dance Leap performance.
- The event was a collaboration between the Royal Ballet, Opera North, and Northern Ballet.
- The performance took place at the newly renovated Bradford Live theatre.
- Bradford was selected as the UK City of Culture for 2025.
- Many children experienced ballet and opera for the first time through this project.
- Marie Claire Breen from Opera North worked to make opera relatable to the children by using their words and emotions.
- The project showcased the children's thoughts about their city, emphasizing its diversity and culture.
- Professional dancer Tom Whitehead, who participated in the project, grew up in Bradford and wants to inspire the children through this experience.
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