Rebbecca Harvey

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Being a specialist in theatre, movement and hip-hop dance, Rebbecca Harvey has made her presence known in Birmingham in an energetic and innovative manner. She had audiences rolling in laughter with her debut comedy performance of 'Mr and Mrs Tragedy'; a play which was based on the lack of communication in society and the problems it causes. It went down a storm.

Next came the one-woman physical theatre performance of 'Lucifer's Playground' which delved into the pits of the perception of beauty and all the horrors it has to offer. Then she blew box offices away with the sold out African-Caribbean, storytelling play 'Mek Me Ears Eat Grass' which was influenced by her trip to The Gambia.

She has recently had much success with the launch of her hip-hop dance company 'Harvey Dance' who have already performed on the same bill as some of Britain's finest celebrities: Apache Indian, Felix Dexter, The Dream Team, DJ Hanif (MTV Lick) and John Simmit (just to name a few).

If all that was enough to keep her busy, Rebbecca or Cousin Beck as she is known on New Style Radio (98.7 FM), has telephones constantly ringing off the hook with her teenage magazine show 'You Done Know'.

It seems since being the winner of a hefty cash prize on the BBC's quiz show 'Dog Eat Dog', Rebbecca's confidence has been boosted and has catapulted her into producing excellent theatre and dance performances for new audiences in and around the West Midlands.