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Organisers Derek and Julie Millington show 'em how it's done at the FAB Festival |
Over the years the Middlewich FAB Festival has always provided a wide range of entertainment above and beyond what is normally found at traditional folk festivals; the aim being to cater for the general public and those not necessarily too interested in the folk world.
The Middlewich Rock 'n' Roll Dancers are a case in point. They're hugely popular with the crowds, and rightly so.
They present their version of authentic 1950s Rock 'n' Roll with enthusiasm and style and they always look immaculate in period dress. -Ed (from the Middlewich Diary, 2013)
The Middlewich Rock 'n' Roll Dancers are a case in point. They're hugely popular with the crowds, and rightly so.
They present their version of authentic 1950s Rock 'n' Roll with enthusiasm and style and they always look immaculate in period dress. -Ed (from the Middlewich Diary, 2013)
Derek and Julie Millington write:
Once again, and for the 14th consecutive year, we are organising the Rock'n'Roll
dancing at the Middlewich FAB Festival.
Watch out for us on Sunday 21st June.
There will be dancers from many parts of the surrounding areas including the
Potteries, Manchester, Wilmslow, Chester, North Wales and Liverpool as well as local dancers from Middlewich, Sandbach, Crewe and other towns and villages in the area.
The dancers will be dressed in their colourful 1950's Rock 'n' Roll costumes and will be dancing to authentic 1950's
and 60's Rock'n'Roll music and bringing you an impressive display of
design, colour and movement.
Outside dance music will provided by our very own Jiving Jim's' mobile
disco.
We will be dancing on the Kinderton House Hotel front car park from 12 noon until approximately 12.40.p.m., after which we'll move on to the
Amphitheatre, where we'll dance from 1.00.p.m. until 2.00.p.m.
After that we'll be back at the Kinderton House Hotel, where dancing will
continue to the group Night Flight.
We look forward to a great afternoon's dancing and a good audience. See you there!
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