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Turn It Out With Tiler Peck & Friends Review – Sadler’s Wells
IT TAKES SUPERNOVAS LIKE PECK TO MAKE PEOPLE INTERESTED AND ENGAGED IN DANCE IN A BRAND NEW WAY It’s incredible that amid her perfect technique, extraordinary athleticism, and endless grace,…
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Scottish Ballet: Mary, Queen Of Scots Review – Sadler’s Wells
A TUDOR THRILLER IN TIGHTS Tudors* and Tutus? I’m in… The moment I learned about Scottish Ballet’s Mary, Queen of Scots, I was aflutter with anticipation. And from the moment…
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The Snowman Review – Peacock Theatre
A MAGICAL START TO THE CHRISTMAS SEASON The Snowman makes its return to stage for its 28th year, bringing with it all of the joy and childlike wonder that makes…
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Into The Hairy Review – Sadler’s Wells
INTO THE HAIRY PULLS YOU INTO ITS STRANGE, FEVERISH ECOSYSTEM AND REFUSES TO LET GO Into the Hairy lands at Sadler’s Wells with an uncanny, extraterrestrial charge, as the S-E-D ensemble…
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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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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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