Tomfoolery Dance Theatre present So-fa, So Good. (Winners of the Betty Maguire Brighton Fringe Bursary) An insight into the life of two young professionals and best friends preparing to move out and part ways. The work delves into the many trials and tribulations faced when living together in a shared flat. So-fa, So Good is an episodic piece that includes dance, physical theatre, lip sync and audience interaction, with a few cheeky nods to popular culture. Emerging artists Freya Brown and Jack Richardson have created Tomfoolery Dance Theatre in order to explore their creative passion with hopes to create work in several mediums such as performance, film and more in the future. Both Dancers come from a contemporary dance background with Freya graduating from Rambert school of Ballet and Contemporary Dance and Jack graduating from Northern School of Contemporary Dance.

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