Brendan Cole - Live and Unjudged
Brendan Cole - Live & Unjudged is a dance show with a difference. Love him or hate him...come and meet the real Brendan Cole up close and personal! You will undoubtedly enjoy the dance spectacle but don't be surprised if you become a quiet Brendan Cole fan. If you are already an avid fan then you are in for a visual feast of music, dance and audience interaction. Brendan is joined by 4 former Strictly Come Dancing Professionals, Nicole Cutler, Izabela Hannah, Andrew Cuerden, Hanna Haraala as well as his very own brother Scott Cole who offers an insight into the true Brendan. Accompanying the spectacular dancing is a world class 14 piece band of musicians and singers which will have you Jiving in your seats from the outset.
Brendan Cole - Live and Unjudged is a fantastic night out for all which promises not to disappoint.
Come and see the some of the magic created on Strictly first hand by one of the show's most charismatic choreographers and performers.
| VENUE | DATES | |
| NEW WINTER DATES COMING SOON | 7th July 2010 | |
| LIVE & UNJUDGED PROMOTIONAL VIDEO | 8th July 2010 | |
| LIVE & UNJUDGED OFFICIAL WEBSITE | 9th July 2010 |
* Subject to change
Review:
Blackpool Gazette by Julia Bennett
Dancing In The Aisles
Date: 07 January 2010
Brendan Cole: Live and Unjudged
Blackpool Opera House
He may have called his show 'Live and Unjudged' but if the score cards were out Brendan Cole would certainly get top marks.
From the moment the 'bad boy of ballroom' stormed onto stage for the opening number - a dramatic Paso Doble with bull fighting capes twirling frantically - the crowd in the Opera House were in awe of his effortless, fancy footwork. There was hardly a bead of sweat on his face as the smooth operator glided across the dance floor, charming us with his cheeky smile, references to "Strictly" and the occasional bottom wiggle.
Far from being one man's excuse to be self-indulgent, the show was a fun celebration of dance and music with five professional dancers including Scott Cole (Brendan's brother - proving rhythm runs in the Cole family's genes), an impressive live band and two talented singers thrown into the mix.
Shimming in sequins and often with nothing but feathers to cover their modesty, the dancers had nearly as many costume changes as on the TV show which made Brendan a star. Moments of magic included an enchanting Viennese Waltz to Whitney Houston's 'I Have Nothing', a Cha Cha with chairs, a red hot Argentine Tango and an energetic Quickstep.
Even Brendan's solo singing session was surprisingly enjoyable. Thoughtful audience interaction - a question and answer session and a lesson in a few Salsa steps - went down well. Tempting the audience to jump to their feet, clap to the beats and dance in the aisles, the show was a true toe-tapping terpsichorean triumph.
Julia Bennett