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Anne of Green Gables, Peacock Theatre
A plucky red-headed orphan takes centre stage in this luminous new production from London Children’s Ballet. Read my full The i Paper review here
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Tagged anne of green gables, ballet, dance, dancing, london, london childrens ballet, netflix, peacock theatre, review, sadlers wells, the i paper, theatre, west end, young audience
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Casanova and Wild Tango, Sadler’s Wells
Northern Ballet’s narrative work is overcomplicated but seductive, while German Cornejo’s latest is a muddled misfire. Read my The i Paper reviews here
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Tagged argentine tango, ballet, casanova, dance, dancing, german cornejo, kenneth tindall, london, northern ballet, peacock theatre, review, sadlers wells, same sex dancing, same sex tango, sex, strictly come dancing, tango, the i paper, theatre, wild tango
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ISH Dance Collective, Sadler’s Wells
A knockout blend of dance and dazzling stunts. Read my full The i Paper review here
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Tagged basketball, bmx, breakdancing, dance, dancing, elements of freestyle, freerunning, hip hop, inews, ish dance, london, parkour, review, sadlers wells, skateboarding, skating, the i paper, theatre, urban sports
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Johannes Radebe: Freedom, Peacock Theatre
In an electrifying self-choreographed show the Strictly professional traces his own story, from African king to disco queen. Read my full The i Paper review here
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Tagged dance, dancing, freedom, gay, johannes radebe, lgbtq, london, peacock theatre, review, sadlers wells, south africa, strictly, strictly come dancing, the i paper, theatre, tour, west end
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Balletboyz – Deluxe, Sadler’s Wells
Thrilling and energetic, this Covid-postponed tour for the all-male company was a reminder of just what we’ve been missing. Read my full Telegraph review here
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Tagged 20th anniversary, all male, ballet, balletboyz, bradley 4:18, dance, dancing, deluxe, london, review, ripple, sadlers wells, telegraph, theatre, tour
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Saturday Night Fever, Peacock Theatre
You should – and will – be dancing along to this disco inferno of a show, part of a touring run that is doing a London stint at Sadler’s Wells’ West End house. Read my full London Theatre review here
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Tagged bill kenwright, dancing, disco, john travolta, london, london theatre, musical, peacock theatre, review, sadlers wells, saturday night fever, theatre, uk tour, west end
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Singin’ in the Rain, Sadler’s Wells
Trust the British weather to make the opening of Singin’ in the Rain an immersive experience, with a flurry of umbrellas outside the theatre to match those onstage. And while the revival of Jonathan Church’s 2011 Chichester production was certainly cheering on … Continue reading
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Tagged dance, london, london theatre, musical, review, sadlers wells, singin in the rain, strictly come dancing, theatre
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Best dance in 2021
My picks for the new year – from The Great Gatsby to The Car Man. Read my full The i Paper article here
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Tagged 2021, adam cooper, akram khan, ballet, best, creature, dance, dancing, english national ballet, kenneth macmillan, matthew bourne, new adventures, northern ballet, picks, royal albert hall, sadlers wells, scottish ballet, singin in the rain, The Car Man, the great gatsby, the i paper, The Scandal at Mayerling, theatre
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Breakin’ Convention: Social DisDancing, Sadler’s Wells, review: meet our future Olympic champions
Following the recent announcement that breakdancing is joining the Olympics in 2024, all eyes are on productions like Social DisDancing. Is this a world-class discipline? And will it, as hoped, attract a youthful demographic? Read my full Telegraph review here
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Tagged boy blue, breakdancing, breakin convention, breaking, dancing, jonzi d, olympic, olympics, review, sadlers wells, Social DisDancing, telegraph, theatre
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Lazuli Sky, Birmingham Royal Ballet, Sadler’s Wells
“Finally, we’re back where we belong!” exclaims Carlos Acosta, introducing his belated premiere commission as director of Birmingham Royal Ballet (BRB), and the first socially distanced production at Sadler’s Wells. What a way to mark World Ballet Day. Read my full The … Continue reading
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Tagged ballet, birmingham royal ballet, carlos acosta, coronavirus, covid, dance, dancing, lazuli sky, lockdown, london, review, sadlers wells, social distancing, socially distanced, the i paper, theatre, will tuckett
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