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When New Adventures dancer Reece Causton came to work with the Moorland Ballet students. He kindly took the time to answer some questions from hard hitting journalist, year 7 student Emily Umpleby.
Why do you dance?
I love music and have always liked to dance too it. I enjoy exploring how your body can move and love the creativity of dance.
Where did you train?
I first trained at Footlights Performing Arts and started with drama. I would constantly be looking through the studio windows to watch the dancers. At the age of 16 I took my first dance classes and began my dance journey. I auditioned for the Central School of Ballet and started the associate programme before taking up a place full time.
When did you join New Adventures?
I joined New Adventures in 2013.
What was your favourite production to be part of with New Adventures?
My favourite production was Swan Lake. It was the first ballet I danced with New Adventures and was a huge inspiration for me.
What has been the highlight of your career?
Playing the role of Boris from The Red Shoes has been a real highlight. I took over from the esteemed Adam Cooper to complete the Red Shoes tour.
Do you have any pets?
No, I donโt have any pets, but I really want to get a cat!
What is your favourite meal?
As a teenager my favourite meal was spaghetti Bolognaise, but now itโs Fish & Chips!
We look forward to welcoming Reece back into Moorland School later in the year and will make sure Fish and chips are on the menu that day!
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