What Songs May Do… review

“Filled with memorable images”

ReviewsAug 8, 2024by Nicola RaynerAssembly @ Dance Base, Edinburgh

Oliver Chapman and Paolo Pisarra in What Songs May Do... at Assembly @ Dance Base, Edinburgh. Photo: Cave and Sky

Tender, inventive love story set to the songs of Nina Simone

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Nicola Rayner is a freelance journalist and author. Until August 2022, she was the assistant editor of Dancing Times, and she edited Dance Today, a magazine specialising in ballroom, Latin and social dance, from 2010 to 2015. Nicola has written for The Guardian, The Independent and Time Out and she is the author of two novels, The Girl Before You and You and Me.

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