Every enlightened woman knows that shoes can not only make an outfit, but they can also provide such spectacular, showstopping style that they can make a woman feel all kinds of fabulous. With the sheer variety and changing fashions over the years, women have not only been tempted by new shoes but also (probably) have been kept in a permanent state of sartorial-bliss.
Now to celebrate this, an irreverent and exciting new show has been created that will not only resonate with the hardened fashionista, but will also take the people-on-the-street on a musical journey. Based in Sadler's Wells Theatre, London, the highs and lows of footwear are revealed through a collection of toe-tapping song and dance numbers featuring dancers from the BBC's 'So You Think You Can Dance' among others.
The cast of 12 skip and dance along to a live band and singers through 32 numbers specially created by multi-award winning choreographer Stephen Mear; taking us from the style-highs of Louboutins to the lows of the Croc.
Promising to be an entertaining and fun-for-all evening out, this show comes highly recommended not just for the die-hard shopaholic, but for everyone who enjoys sheer entertainment.
For more information or to book tickets click here: 'Shoes' the show
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