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While Sadler’s Wells in Angel was rebuilt, we put on shows at Peacock Theatre in London’s West End – and have done so ever since. Over the last 25 years we’ve presented 1,870 productions on the Sadler’s Wells stage, to audiences of almost 7 million.
While Sadler’s Wells in Angel was rebuilt, we put on shows at Peacock Theatre in London’s West End – and have done so ever since. In 2004, Alistair Spalding took up the role of Artistic Director and Chief Executive.
- Commissions and Ground-Breaking Productions
- Artist Development and Support
- Nurturing Artists and Audiences of The Future
- A New Venue in East London
Sadler's Wells commissions and presents more new dance work than any other theatre in the world, embracing the popular and the unknown. Since 2005, we have helped to bring over 170 new dance works to the stage, many of them involving our 16 Associate Artists, three Resident Companies and four Associate Companies– the most exciting talents working i...
Offering support to artists has always been a key part of Sadler’s Wells’ mission and is central to the future of dance as an artform. We give the next generation of artists the means to develop further through programmes such as National Youth Dance Company; Young Associates; Wild Card; New Wave Associates; Associate Artists; Breakin’ Convention’s...
Sadler's Wells' learning and engagement activities take dance out into the community and invite communities into the theatre, generating over 34,000 attendances annually. Our schools programmes offer access to dance, both in and out of school. There are also opportunities for people of all ages, abilities and backgrounds to take part in high-qualit...
Sadler’s Wells is to open an additional mid-scale space in east London in 2022. Our new theatre building will be at the heart of a new cultural and education district in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, where we will sit alongside the BBC, UAL’s London College of Fashion, V&A and UCL. Find out more about Sadler’s Wells East here. Read more about our t...
The reservoir was located a short way down the hill, between what is now the Angel and Sadler’s Well’s theatre. A system of pipes made from hollowed-out elm trees began to be constructed to take supplies from the reservoir, across the meadows and down through the streets of London.
Nov 24, 2023 · ONE of the world’s leading dance organisations is celebrating 25 years of dance at its Angel building. There have been six different theatres on the Rosebery Avenue site over 340 years, with the current Sadler’s Wells building opening in 1999 after the pre-war building that went before it was pulled down.
Sadler's Wells closed in 1995 and a £54 million building project commenced, largely funded by the National Lottery. Sadler's Wells moved to the Peacock Theatre until 1998, and this West End venue still hosts a programme of dance productions for the company today.
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Mar 12, 2019 · Tucked away on the streets behind Angel station, Sadler's Wells is a sizeable purpose-built 1998 studio complex built on the site of the original seventeenth-century theatre of the same name....
