Sadler’s Wells From its 1605 publication to its 2022 balletic incarnation, Miguel de Cervantes’s tale of the man from La

Sadler’s Wells Age is still a contentious subject, both in the Dance world and outside the circle of Sadler’s Wells

Sadler’s Wells A shining example of the potential of our international-interconnected world, and a warning of the issues that plague

Sadler’s Wells Since its inception in 2015 Kyle Abraham’s theatre company, A.I.M. by Kyle Abraham (standing for Abraham in Motion)

Sadler’s Wells Plato waxed lyrical about it, Edith Warton was cynical about it, and now Israeli dance sensation L-E-V has

Sadler’s Wells Despite the mind-numbingly bad title this piece is showcasing “what makes Rambert Rambert”. Like Tolkien’s glowing Silmarils these

Matthias Sperling Lilian Baylis Studio Sadler’s Wells should be rightfully proud of its championing of the new, fresh and unusual

Solera Sadlers Wells I love a good drink. After all, I am British. So, a show based around solera (a system

ISH Dance Collective Peacock theatre “Energy” is a word thrown around a lot nowadays when talking about theatre. “He energetically

English National Ballet Sadlers Wells As a ballet reviewer/devotee even I admit it’s reputation as stuffy and conservative is still