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Black Sabbath – The Ballet Review | Sadler’s Wells
IF YOU'RE A FAN OF BALLET AND HEAVY METAL, YOU'RE IN FOR A TREAT Since the release of their eponymous debut album in 1970, Black Sabbath reigned as the royalty…
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An Accident / A Life Review – Sadler’s Wells East
A DEEPLY POIGNANT PORTRAYAL OF TRAUMA, SURVIVAL, AND RESILIENCE It’s a fact of life that everything can change in just a split second. For dancer Marc Brew, this came when…
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Acosta Danza: A Decade In Motion Review – Sadler’s Wells
L’ECUACIÓN IS A MESMERISING DISPLAY OF SYNCHRONISED MOVEMENT The tenth anniversary celebration of Carlos Acosta's dance company showcased the breadth of the director’s stylish catalogue of work.
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Vlaemsch (Chez Moi) Review – Sadler’s Wells
CHERKAOUI ASKS WHAT IT MEANS TO BE BELGIAN TODAY IN VLAEMSCH'S EPIC UK PREMIERE ‘An ego defying moment, an ego defying moment, an ego defying moment’, these are the words…
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The Genesis Review – Peacock Theatre
UPLIGHTING IN SPIRIT AND MOVEMENT, THIS SHOW IS A MUST SEE ‘The Genesis’ from The Copenhagen Collective tests the limits of human-strength, trust and determination in its fast and gripping contemporary…
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Eireann: A Taste of Ireland Review – Peacock Theatre
THE SHOW WAS STRONGEST DURING MORE INTIMATE MOMENTS OF TRADITIONAL MUSIC Using traditional dancing and music, Eireann: A Taste of Ireland retells the story of the history of Ireland through…
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The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe Review – Sadler’s Wells
A SPELLBINDING INCANTATION: NARNIA BLOOMS AT SADLER'S WELLS I was excited to step through the wardrobe and leave my expectations behind for this acclaimed production of The Lion, The Witch…
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Peaky Blinders: The Redemption Of Thomas Shelby Review – Sadler’s Wells
A STYLISH RE-TELLING OF THE GRUESOME GOINGS-ON IN GARRISON LANE Clashing metal music, sharp dancing and masculine bravado bring the cult-hit of Peaky Blinders to the stage for the first…
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