Review: Eva Yerbabuena – ¡Ay!, Sadler’s Wells
Passion, anguish and enthrallment, are three sentiments that should reverberate from any flamenco performance and thankfully Eva Yerbabuena’s ¡Ay! ticks many of...
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Review: Flamenco Festival London: Gerardo Núñez, Sadler’s Wells
It is difficult to write about a flamenco concert without spewing clichés about the passion, the emotional intensity and the infectious rhythms: I’ll try to kee...
Review: The Associates, Sadler’s Wells
Sadler’s Wells has bestowed the accolade of 'associate artist' to 16 choreographers, giving this select group of creatives their golden seal of approval. The As...
Review: Gesundheit!, Rich Mix
Gesundheit! by Van Huynh Company is a multi-discipline production that unfolds around three characters: a female and two males. The first (Dam Van Huynh - also ...
Review: Tango Fire: Flames of Desire, Peacock Theatre
The Tango Fire Company of Buenos Aires has been winning universal praise across the globe since 2005, when the five couples it features came together to create ...
Review: BalletBoyz: Young Men, Sadler’s Wells
BalletBoyz’s The Talent company kick off the Sadler’s Wells 2015 season with a brand new work that draws on the anniversary of World War I as inspiration, and d...