Delectable Dancing Dollies

The Delectable Dancing Dollies are a 6 girl lineup of professional dancers that perform their version of the 1890's Can Can.

The Dollies are also available for 20's Charleston, 30/40's Tap/Soft shoe, 50's Rockabilly, 60's GoGo or 70's Disco - the Delectable Dancing Dollies can theme a dance piece around any event.

They have a wonderful piece called A Christmas Cancan - a very special presentation of Cancan to Jingle Bells and Offenbach's Cancan Polka - perfect for end of year celebrations and Christmas Functions.

Most recently they were featured as the Mystery Guest on BBC 1's celebrity game show 'Hole in the Wall'.

The Can Can

They do 4 styles of Can Can

Both of these routines are approx 10 minutes in length but can be cut or lengthened according to requirements

1. Can Can La Vie Parisienne - A beautiful presentation of the Can Can accompanying the famous works of Jaques Offenbach, including a wistful waltz.

(Slick and highly choreographed. Quite a serious routine that includes a beautiful waltz with rose garlands, along with Offenbach's famous CanCan Polka and La Vie Parisienne - perfect for weddings or corporate functions where the client would like something fun and lively but not garish.)

2. Can Can Commique - All the Dollies alter egos are unleashed in this character based Can Can. The audience are in for a real treat while the Dollies do Battle over whom shall reign supreme in the Can Can stakes.

(Character based CanCan where the routine ends in a fight between the CanCan girls - this routine is high energy and loads of fun - the audience is in for a real treat as the girls battle it out for number one spot in the CanCan line up.)

The following routines are approximately 6-7 minutes in length.

3. Punk Can Can - the original anarchists are back!! Naughty! Bawdy! Oh my Lordy! The Delectable Dancing Dollies take up where Sid left off.

4. Cowgirl Can Can - Take your partners by the petticoat! A country ho down turns into a heel and toe polka version of the Can Can. Yea-hah!