Join Yorkshire Life Aquatic and Zoobin Surty Company for Hollywood Meets Bollywood Finale on Saturday 12 July at Ilkley Lido, as a part of Bradford 2025 Creative Communities Fund.
For one night only, you can see 50+ community performers dancing in the water and on poolside at Ilkley Lido. The performers have been working hard rehearsing weekly since the beginning of May. They have been learning routines in the water and on land. many of the performers are completely new to both Bollywood dance and synchronised swimming. Join us to celebrate their achievement and see the results of their hard work!
This unique performance, blends Hollywood and Bollywood influences. We’re also excited to have the Bramley Mermaids Club and Bollywood dancers from the Zoobin Surty Company across Yorkshire join us in this vibrant aquatic celebration!
Let us entertain you! Expect vibrant Bollywood bling and Hollywood glamour in one performance!
After the performance, you are invited to come and ‘have a go’ in short taster sessions. You can join Zoobin on land or Zoe & Lucy in the pool. So bring your swimming gear! You can just explore the beautiful grounds of Ilkley Lido and enjoy themed snacks, which can be purchased from the cafe on site.
Join us at Ilkley Pool and Lido on Saturday 12 July at 18.00
Book Your Ticket
To reserve your free ticket, please click this booking link.
This project has been made possible by the Creative Communities Fund thanks to the Pears Foundation, Bradford 2025 City of Culture and Give Bradford #GiveLoveBradford.
Thanks to our partners: Kala Sangam, Ilkley Lido (part of Bradford Council) and Ilkley Lido Community Group.
This project is a collaboration between Zoobin Surty Company and Yorkshire Life Aquatic.
Zoobin Surty is an accomplished artist and choreographer with a broad and comprehensive training in Indian Classical dance forms and contemporary dance. He works extensively with communities across Yorkshire and internationally.
Yorkshire Life Aquatic based at Bramley Baths creates choreography in water and on land inspired by vintage synchronised swimming shows – think Busby Berkeley and Esther Williams. Meet the modern million dollar mermaids.