I likely should have given this movie a "10". The energy is riveting; the dancing beyond extraordinary. Choreography a 10+.

That "Charlie", portrayed by Harry Jarvis learned to play the piano and managed eighteen different songs is a tribute to his musical/theatrical genius.

Thomas Doherty as "Zander", the choreographer and producer is superbly represented in his artistic temperament. He is strikingly handsome, as well.

Juliet Doherty as "Barlow" is precious. I was so pleased (ecstatic?) that she finished the musical dance, owning it all the way.

It comes as no surprise how many of these performers are from Great Britain. I have an inexplicable, immeasurable love and appreciation for British and Aussie actors/actresses. Long ago I became convinced those actors are superior to what we produce in the States because most British and Aussie actors/performers perform on live stage and screen.

Since my days in high school amateur acting in plays, I have loved theater.

Beautiful dancers and the final scenes were top notch. felt i had just gone to a great broadway show. i think i liked the original high strung just a hair better. would have liked a little follow up after the final scene. would have also liked a little less dancing and more story line. enjoyed the contact between the elderly lady and the pianist, it gave the movie some heart.

Quite and energetic dance drama with an attractive cast and a cliched but watchable story. It's a fact that most dance movies have a cliched story the love triangle thing is so predictable but the believable cast keeps things going. Julie Doherty is pretty and a real dancer. The dancing in the show Free Dance is a bit silly and the final show is over the top but it's fun. Stylish at times too much at others. It's