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YFX 2026: Making Moves National Platform Review
MAKING MOVES PROVES THAT WHEN YOUNG ARTISTS ARE TRUSTED, SUPPORTED AND CHALLENGED, THERE IS NO LIMIT TO WHAT THEY CAN MAKE Sadler’s Wells’ Making Moves is one of the clearest…
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Night Of The Guitar Review – Sadler’s Wells
AN ACCOMPLISHED AND AFFECTIONATE TRIBUTE TO ONE OF FLAMENCO’S GREATEST INNOVATORS Paying tribute to a giant like Sabicas is no small task. The pioneering guitarist transformed flamenco by establishing the…
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Gala Flamenca Review – Sadler’s Wells
A STAR STUDDED CELEBRATION OF FLAMENCO’S FINEST The Flamenco Festival at Sadler's Wells is always one of the highlights of my cultural calendar, and this year's Gala Flamenca certainly delivered.…
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Compañía de Danza Jesús Carmona: UnYdos Review – Sadler’s Wells
A STRIPPED-BACK MASTERCLASS IN FLAMENCO FIRE It is one of my favourite times of the year – The Flamenco Festival at Sadler's Wells. This is my third year getting to…
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Acosta Danza Yunior: Next Generation Review – Sadler’s Wells East
BY THE END, MY HEART WAS SHINING OUT OF MY EYES Carlos Acosta has magnified his already illustrious legacy tenfold by investing in this troupe of breathtaking dancers.
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Head First Acrobats: Return of The GODZ Review – Peacock Theatre
THE HORNIEST, FUNNIEST, MOST UNHINGED NIGHT OUT IS BACK Bless me, Dionysus, for I have sinned. I went back to see the latest performance of GODZ again. A second coming,…
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YAMATO: The Drummers of Japan Review – Peacock Theatre
A THUMPING SPECTACLE OF SOUND AND STRENGTH Returning to London’s Peacock Theatre for the first time since their 2019 triumph, the world-renowned Taiko drummers of Yamato have arrived with a…
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The Center Will Not Hold Review – Sadler’s Wells
A CONFRONTING AND COMMUNAL TRIUMPH THAT STRETCHED ACROSS DANCE GENRES Michelle Dorrance and Ephrat Asherie’s The Center Will Not Hold is far more than a conventional tap production; it is…
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