Watching one of Sadler’s Wells most popular productions which returned for a short run UK (3-6 April) Sutra redefined the spectacular power and magic of collaboration at the highest level. Vie...
Choreographer George Williamson retells Cinderella for a young audience, presented predominantly by young artistes of the English National Ballet 2- a joint venture between English National Ballet and...
On Friday 15th March London saw the opening of the 10th Flamenco Festival with the world premiere of !Ay! by Eva Yerbabuena. The Festival is back with an eclectic collection of the finest Flamenco per...
Born in Córdoba (1967), Miguel Marín is an internationally recognized producer of flamenco and Spanish cultural events. In 1996 he founded Miguel Marín Productions, his own production company, and ...
Cuba is synonymous with dance.There is always an excuse to dance when you are in Cuba -Carnivals, street festivals, nightclubs and vibrant spontaneous gatherings. There can be nothing more joyous than...
Vollmond is part water play, part sculpture but more than that, a testament to water as a metaphor! Dancers cavort with water with carefree abandon drenching themselves in the process. Water is the ul...
“Tango is a sad thought that is danced” Enrique Santos Discépoloo Famous Argentinian writer Jorge Luis Borge once noted that Tango expresses feelings that poets strive to capture with their words...
The “Wild Card” event at Sadler’s Wells gives young artistes the opportunity to present their work at the Lilian Baylis Studio in Angel. Upcoming artists are invited to present the wor...