Kate Bush Wuthering Heights flash mob dancers return
Kate Bush fans are organizing flash mob dance events across the UK to recreate the iconic 'Wuthering Heights' music video. The events serve as both a tribute to the artist and a fundraiser for the charity SARSAS, which supports survivors of sexual violence.
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These grassroots cultural events demonstrate the enduring legacy of iconic pop culture and its ability to mobilize communities for charitable causes.
Share Save Add as preferred on Google Jonathan Holmes West of England Sonja Nisson The dances take place next to Clevedon's Marine Lake and on Bristol's College Green Dozens of Kate Bush fans are celebrating her most famous song, Wuthering Heights, with a recreation of the dance from the music video.
Dubbed "the most Wuthering Heights day ever", the event at Clevedon's Marine Lake and Bristol's College Green raises money for the charity SARSAS (Somerset and Avon Rape and Sexual Abuse Support).
The event will take place today, ahead of the singer's birthday on 30 July.
"It's enormous fun learning the dance, it's a real challenge as it's not straightforward, and it's not just for the ladies, we welcome everybody," said organiser Bridget Pairaudeau from Bristol.
The Clevedon event is believed to be the only one where dancers celebrate on land and in the water at the same time.
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