The Rhinestone Rollers take on a whole new challenge for 2010.

Taking you on a journey from Elizabethan times through to chorus lines and line dancing – their favourite – the girls shake, shimmy and shuffle their way through time in their search for love. Will they ever break free and find the fame they’ve always dreamed of?

The Rhinestone Rollers are a unique power wheelchair dancing troupe.  Interpreting classic dances in their own extraordinary way – and with tongues firmly in cheek – the Rollers have taken London festivals by storm over the last two years. They are accompanied by Studley Dudley, their inimitable caller and audio describer, enabling blind and visually impaired people to engage with the shows, whilst signed singers translate songs into sign language for deaf festival-goers.

Hold onto your Stetsons as the Rhinestone Rollers wheel into town once more...

Dance Nations Dalston, Gillett Square, Dalston, E8

Saturday 3 July 2010 2:30pm
Part of The Barbican's Bite10 summer season of events.  More details.

Liberty Festival, Trafalgar Square, London

Saturday 4 September 2010
Co-funded by Arts Council England and the GLA, Liberty Festival is an annual celebration of deaf and disabled arts.

All performances are audio described and incorporate BSL throughout.