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Nov 7, 2024 35 min

Sir Matthew Bourne: transforming the dance world

from Why Dance Matters

To celebrate our tenth series, we are launching this season with a brilliant episode with Sir Matthew Bourne whose Swan Lake returns this year for its 30th anniversary.

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