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- The Sadler's Wells Theatre Ballet continued its association with its home theatre for many years, but it was eventually to become the Royal Ballet's Touring ensemble, and has been known as the Birmingham Royal Ballet since 1990, when it was installed as resident ballet ensemble in that city.
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In 2022, William Forsythe’s Playlist (EP) brought the house down. Following an acclaimed run, the exhilarating piece is back to bring pure happiness into our lives! Combining ballet classicism and athleticism with the music of Barry White, Natalie Cole, Khalid and more, it will leave you “tipsy with delight” (Financial Times) and “cheering and breathless with joy” (The Obs
- London City Ballet - Resurgence - Sadler's Wells Theatre
The former resident company of Sadler’s Wells is making its...
- London City Ballet - Resurgence - Sadler's Wells Theatre
The former resident company of Sadler’s Wells is making its long-awaited return to the world stage. London City Ballet presents the best of British ballet and contemporary dance, paying homage to the company’s early beginnings, shining a bright light on a new legacy.
May 27, 2024 · In 1946, the Sadler‘s Wells Ballet was granted a royal charter, becoming the Royal Ballet. It eventually moved to the Royal Opera House, while a second company, the Sadler‘s Wells Theatre Ballet, remained at the theatre.
Jan 19, 2024 · The London City Ballet will return to Sadler's Wells with RESURGENCE from 11 - 14 September. The international company of dancers will present a programme of acclaimed works including the revival of Kenneth MacMillan's 1972 one-act ballet Ballade, which hasn't been seen in Europe for over 50 years.
- History of Sadler’s Wells Theatre
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- Getting to Sadler’s Wells Theatre
Sadler’s Wells was first opened by Richard Sadler in 1683 – London’s second public theatre to open following the restoration of King Charles II in 1660. It was originally a ‘musick house’, and the name stemmed from a spring found near by. Sadler claimed its iron-rich water could cure all manner of ills and as such, Sadler’s Wells began drawing a va...
The now 6th incarnation of the theatre remains an extremely popular venue, and hosts a wide variety of dance shows regularly – from contemporary fusion to traditional ballet. Tickets are sought after so it’s worth booking ahead if you’d like to catch a performance. Unfortunately there are no regular theatre tours but the excellent café and bar is a...
Sadler’s Wells Theatre is in Clerkenwell – it’s a 3 minute walk to Angel tube station or a 15 minute walk to Farringdon if you’re looking for National Rail services. Multiple buses stop outside the theatre, including routes to Hackney, Finsbury Park, Battersea, London Waterloo and London Victoria.
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Sep 19, 2024 · In the OG Giselle from 1841, a young peasant dies broken-hearted, but nonetheless saves her betrayer from vengeful spirits. Khan and his team refract the plot through contemporary frets. The ...
Mar 8, 2024 · New York City Ballet, Sadler’s Wells review: Refined production takes speed and athleticism to new territory. The famed company returns to London for a show in Sadler’s Wells that shuffles the...
