
DFS: Cecilia Bengolea and François Chaignaud | Sadler’s Wells
The stage has gone dark, it’s silent and then there’s the sound of singing, weak singing not even in tune.
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The stage has gone dark, it’s silent and then there’s the sound of singing, weak singing not even in tune.
DFS: Cecilia Bengolea and François Chaignaud | Sadler’s Wells Read More »

The Sadler’s programme notes for this musical reworking of Mozart’s Requiem by composer Fabrizio Cassol indicate he has made it
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Sadler’s deservedly popular annual show, Sampled returned to a packed and enthusiastic house in London. It’s a showcase opportunity of
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Pavement is a beautiful and affecting representation through movement and music of the tragedy that is soaring personal aspiration tethered
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What you need to know about this contemporary dance work, Autobiography, is that the visuals are sublime, that’s its ten
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What a show! Romantic Revolution at The London Palladium was a very enjoyable and uplifting evening with extraordinary dancing on
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It’s Pakistan’s first Anglo Punjabi Sufi musical. What this provides is a narrative based on a famous legend from the
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Rain by Belgian choreographer, Anna Teresa De Keersmaeker, makes a welcome reappearance at Sadler’s Wells fifteen years after its world
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