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LondonTheatre-Rites + Gregory Maqoma – Return to the Forest
Return to the Forest
Gregory Maqoma; Theatre-Rites
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F*cking Future
Marco da Silva Ferreira, Choreographie
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Susana Pous; Juliano Nuñes; Didy Veldman; Kit Holder; Acosta Danza Yunior
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English National Ballet School offers a magical Cinderella
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George Williamson's My First Ballet: Cinderella for English National Ballet School is an absolute joy and suitable for any age group. Great family entertainment.
Alexander Whitley: the cutting edge of dance and technology
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Two new works by Alexander Whitley, Mirrors and The Rite of Spring, explore society’s increasing dependency on AI in dance.
Maliphant’s Landscapes: three solos, three outstanding dancers
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Some of Russell Maliphant's best known, most enduring and loved works in an evening of unforgettable performances.
ZooNation’s Ebony Scrooge at Sadler’s Wells East: infectious fun
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ZooNation smashes its new Christmas production of Ebony Scrooge with slick performances and eyebrow-raising dance moves.
Andrea Peña and Artists in Bogotá: densely layered but stimulating
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Opening Dance Umbrella's Festival 2025 at Sadler's Wells East, Andrea Peña and Artists’ Bogotá examines perceptions of death and rebirth and how our ancestral stories echo in today's urban world.
an Accident/a Life: a story of extraordinary resilience
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At Sadler's Wells East, a profound, moving and extraordinary account of former ballet dancer Marc Brew’s life-changing car accident.
Pure genius: How to be a Dancer in Seventy-two Thousand Easy Lessons
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A most entertaining evening of dance theatre from Michael Keegan-Dolan and Rachel Poirier at Sadler's Wells East.
Sharon Eyal and Gail Behar's R.o.s.e: innovative, but disappointing
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R.o.s.e is an immersive experience of a performance within a rave – not the most enjoyable way to appreciate the professional dancers.