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ENTERTAINMENT                                                                       By J.D. Lacroix and Shoshanna Rozen newsdesk@monthlyherald.com

Photograph: Bill CooperAnd the highlight of their Triple Bill, also showing at Saddlers Wells, is Rambert choreographer Mark Baldwin, a native New Zealander who was born in Fiji and danced with the NZ company before moving to the UK. FRENZY features music by New Zealand's most celebrated rock band, Split Enz, and also uses moves from traditional Maori culture, where dance plays a strong role. The work was originally performed as a full-length work with a 40-strong group of Maori kapa haka dancers, Te Matarae I Orehu, and their choreographer Wetini Mitai-Ngatai. It uses elements of humour, with zoot suits, silver tutus and quiffs to contrast with the Maori moves. Mr Harris believes that European audiences will appreciate the fresh feel and enthusiasm of his young company. Unlike UK companies, there are no principal dancers, and the 32 members all play many different roles. Mr Harris is also keen to deepen his links with New Zealand's rich cultural heritage - something which the rest of the world is beginning to recognise. The co-choreographer of FRENZY, Wetini Mitai-Ngatai, went on to work on the film Whale Rider, whose Maori star Keisha Castle-Hughes was the youngest actress ever nominated for an Oscar. The Royal New Zealand Ballet plays at Sadler's Wells in London until 1 May. It then tours the UK, playing at Glasgow's Theatre Royal (5-8 May); Edinburgh's Festival Theatre (11-15 May); High Wycombe (18-21 May) and Bath's Theatre Royal (25-29 May).-BBCNews.

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