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Cleopatra, Northern Ballet, Leeds Grand Theatre
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8 Laugh, SWT Lilian Baylis Studio
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Upswing, LIMF, Purcell Room
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The Garden, LIMF, Linbury Studio Theatre
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The Door, LIMF, Purcell Room
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The Crows, LIMF, Linbury Studio Theatre
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Siobhan Davies Dance, Rotor, Whitworth Art Gallery, Manchester
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Siberian State Ballet, Swan Lake, Oxford
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Sadler's Wells Sampled, SWT
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Un Cirque Plus Juste, LIMF, Roundhouse Studio Theatre

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