Review: Used To Be Blonde, Sadler’s Wells
41 bodies move as one. That is Used To Be Blonde: a skilful and professional, emotionally and physically demanding dance performance which unites the young d...
Dance
Review: Face In / Let’s Talk About Dis, Sadler’s Wells
This March, acclaimed contemporary dance company Candoco return to Sadler’s Wells with a double bill: Face In and Let’s Talk About Dis. Founded in 1991 by Celes...
Review: Ballet British Columbia, Sadler’s Wells Theatre
Interrogating the nature of ballet itself, this boldly experimental performance goes far beyond the bounds of expectation. Made up of three distinctive pieces w...
Review: Macbeth, Wilton’s Music Hall
It’s bitterly cold outside and the ice settling on my skin doesn’t abate as I take my seat in Wilton’s Music Hall. It’s dark, cold and perfectly eerie. Fog snak...
Review: Compañía Rafaela Carrasco – Born a Shadow, Sadler’s Wells
Rafaela Carrasco’s Compañía Rafaela Carrasco - Born a Shadow is a compelling celebration of all things feminine. The ensemble, led by Carrasco, is a mesmerising...
Review: Gala Flamenca, Sadler’s Wells
As this year’s Flamenco Festival, director Angel Rojas brings us an evening at Sadler’s Wells filled with rhythmic passion that evolves into a magical liturgy o...