The concepts that Aakash Odedra tackle in Inked and Murmur are thought provoking areas of study. The first work in his double bill Inked (choreographed by Damien Jalet), explores body art,...
It has been ten years since The Royal Danish Ballet’s last visit to Sadler’s Wells. They are certainly a very popular company to catch as evidenced by the the bouts of contented cheers from the au...
Arthur Pita’s stage adaptation of Hans Christian Andersen’s classic “ The Little Match Girl” is a touching journey of a poor and desolate little girl who starts cold and neglected but ends hap...
This mixed bill is a part of Sadler’s Wells =dance; a year-long programme showcasing collaborative work of disabled and non-disabled artists. This concept alone is worth supporting, quite apart ...
Seeta Patel’s ‘Something Then Something Now’ is a narrative of love and emotion, presented in the classical Bharatnatyam style. Based on the age old lore of Krishna and his beloved the first hal...
What made you choose Dance Umbrella after Sadler’s Wells? After working in venues for many years I was excited about the thought of programming work outside of a venue. It means I can look at the wo...
Wild Card, a Sadler’s Wells initiative which opens up the theatre’s Lilian Baylis Studio to the next generation of choreographers and dance makers, returns for its fourth season this autumn, ...
After the disappointment on the football ground Brasil Brasileiro reminds you of the soul of Brazil- the soul, which was sorely missing with the “Selecao” at the 2014 World Cup. It offers a dazzli...