Alistair David

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there is something particularly thrilling about seeing Alistair David’s tightly drilled yet playful choreography performed in the round
The Times on Singin’ in the Rain (Royal Exchange) 

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The choreography is crisp without feeling mechanical, the ensemble tight-knit and exuberant
WhatsOnStage on Singin’ in the Rain

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There’s vintage movie pizzazz in the flapper costumes and tap dance routines. Alistair David’s Charleston-inflected choreography sends dancers skating across the stage, arms outstretched like wings or jabbing down like lightning bolts
The Stage on Singin’ in the Rain

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the universally talented, impeccably costumed cast sing and dance, their fine acting matched by Alistair David’s wistful choreography
The Telegraph on Singin’ in the Rain

★ ★ ★ ★
With relatively little set, the action is carried along by the excellent ensemble and Alistair David’s high-energy choreography
The Guardian on Singin’ in the Rain

Forthcoming work includes Malory Towers (Emma Rice Company/UK Tour); I Can Die Too (Pitlochry Festival Theatre).

In the West End work includes Sister Act (Dominion Theatre/Eventim Apollo/UK Tour/German Tour/Amsterdam/Australian Tour. Nominated for Olivier Award for Best Musical Revival); The Addams Family (London Palladium/UK Tour); Curtains (Wyndham’s Theatre/UK Tour); Show Boat (New London Theatre/Sheffield Crucible. Nominated for Olivier Award for Best Musical Revival); If/Then (Savoy Theatre).

Work elsewhere in the UK includes Singin' in the Rain, The Producers (Royal Exchange); Anne Boleyn (Hever Castle); Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, The Sound of Music (Regent's Park Open Air Theatre. Both nominated for Olivier Award for Best Musical Revival); Me and My Girl, Fiddler on the Roof (Chichester Festival Theatre); Ghost the Musical (UK Tour/Dubai/Moscow/Paris); White Christmas, My Fair Lady, The Way of the World, Annie Get Your Gun, Oliver! (Sheffield Theatres); Sweet Charity (Nottingham Playhouse); Bull (59E59/Sheffield Crucible); Rough Crossing (Theatre Royal Windsor/UK Tour); Anything Goes (UK Tour/Sheffield Crucible); The Two Noble Kinsmen (Royal Shakespeare Company); Only the Brave (Wales Millennium Centre); Tipping the Velvet (Lyric Hammersmith); A Man of No Importance (Salisbury Playhouse); Paper Dolls (Tricycle Theatre); Some Like It Hotter (UK Tour).

International work includes The Book of Mormon, Dance of the Vampires (Det Ny Teater, Copenhagen); My Fair Lady (Aarhus Teater, Denmark).

Concerts and Events include Oklahoma!, Kiss Me Kate (BBC Proms/Royal Albert Hall); Charlotte Olympia SS17 Fashion Show (Sheraton Park Lane Hotel); 42nd Street (London Palladium); Swing When You’re Winning (director and choreographer for Robbie Williams’ worldwide concert tour).

Television includes choreography for Channel 4, Nickelodeon and MTV.