Dance
From ballet to physical theatre, some of the most powerful performances are all about movement. We’re not experts in dance by any means, but we’re always willing to give it a go and you’ll find our honest and unpretentious opinions here.
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Review: Over and Over (and over again), Sadler’s Wells East
An endearing celebration of rave culture that focuses on unity as a form of resistance and liberation.
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Review: Quadrophenia A Mod Ballet, Sadler’s Wells
An orchestral, ballet reimagining of Quadrophenia 50 years on that is superbly elegant, emotive and immersive.
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Review: Inside Giovanni’s Room, Sadler’s Wells East
An electric and claustrophobic dance retelling of James Baldwin’s Givonni’s Room.
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Review: Ballet Nights 008: Spring into Summer, Cadogan Hall
Ballet Nights takes to the stage once more with a varied programme celebrating new works and old favourites.
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Review: Pineda: Romance Popular En Tres Estampas, Sadler’s Wells
Ambitious and occasionally moving, but uneven and, ultimately, not as satisfying as it could be.
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Review: Muerta de Amor, Sadler’s Wells
Impassioned artistry from a masterclass of progressive flamenco.
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Review: TRAPLORD, Sadler’s Wells
A visceral, poetic journey through black masculinity
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Review: The Sticky Dance, Sadler’s Wells
Take a space, add dancers, beautiful lighting and music, small children and tape: it all adds up to an overwhelmingly joyful, empowering and creative experience.
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Review: Manjal, Theatro Technis
Pulsing with passion
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Review: Ballet Flamenco Sara Baras: Vuela, Sadler’s Wells
A flamenco masterpiece in four acts