1960: Let's Go Dancing
Synopsis
Ron Hitchens, a passionate cockney barrow boy, showcases the vibrant dance culture of 1960s England, highlighting styles from jive to the Abbots Bromley Horn Dance.
Synopsis
Dancing in England captivates five million participants each week, showcasing a vibrant array of styles. Ron Hitchens, a cockney barrow boy, passionately explores this diverse dance culture, highlighting everything from jive and ballroom to folk and flamenco. Ken Russell's short film captures the essence of England's dance scene, including the centuries-old Abbots Bromley Horn Dance. Originally aired on BBC Television in 1960, this piece serves as a nostalgic glimpse into the rich tapestry of British dance traditions.
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