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His wife, Amanda Robson, was also hired as co-creative director. Andre Fuentes was chosen as the lead choreographer. And you will deal with it. That stage and those live vocals.

By Jacob Hentoff. So, my spring break was rather uneventful Grace download. I had the pleasure of watching my idol, Britney Spears, shimmy, shake, lip synch, and be an all-around goddess for just under two hours at the TD Banknorth Garden in Boston. None of this mattered. And she fucking delivered. Blonde extensions blowing in the artificial wind, hips grinding as if possessed by Elvis himself, Britney completely owned the circus ring styled stage.

W atching the first of eight O2 concerts of her Circus album tour, I am reminded that Britney Spears is many things, but she is also the only global pop star I've ever wanted to hug - perhaps followed by tucking her up in bed with a mug of Horlicks and the assurance that despite everything horrible marriages, lost children, paparazzi chases, head shaving, being the most Googled person on earth , everything is going to work out fine; that at 27 she may have found herself cast as the Frances Farmer of pop but some of us are aware that the world colluded in driving her mad in the first place. What a shame then that the Circus show, while not calamitous like the infamous MTV Awards "comeback" , was so Not bad - just boring, lacklustre, underpowered - which, in my book, is far worse.

After opening the show in a conservative ringmaster's coat during "Circus," Spears took it off to reveal a crystal-encrusted bustier, boy shorts and a removable corset, for her cage dance during "Piece of Me. And that was only the beginning of a parade of sexy outfits that delighted the crowd but had some mothers attending the show with their young kids raising their eyebrows. Amy Dunn, mother of four, was visibly uncomfortable during the "Freakshow" portion of the concert, in which Britney bumps and grinds with her male dancers to songs like "Get Naked" and "Touch of My Hand," clad in pasties and barely there sparkly bodysuits. However, Michael O'Day — whose 7-year-old daughter wasn't at the concert — said he thinks most of the show's racier moments would have gone over his daughter's head.