All posts tagged "choreographers"

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  Legacy in motion: Carlos Acosta’s ‘Myths and Modern Masters’

  Royal Opera House, London.6 August 2026. Carlos Acosta has a long history with this building, and his name still sells it out....

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  ‘A catalyst for greatness’: Ljay Halliday on this year’s CYD? Super Convention

  With a record-breaking programme of over 250 masterclasses, access to some of the biggest names in performing arts and opportunities to train...

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  Matthew Bourne’s ‘The Car Man’:Bizet’s ‘Carmen’ re-ignited

  Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London.30 July 2026. Matthew Bourne’s ‘The Car Man’ is unbelievably impressive, outstanding theatrical entertainment. Even when it’s over, part...

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  The Rose International Dance Prize returns to Sadler’s Wells to celebrate new dance creations

  Launched in 2025, the Biennial award, The Rose International Dance Prize, will return next year as part of a continued campaign to...

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  Fly high with London City Ballet’s ‘Firebird’

  Entering its third successful season under the creative leadership of Artistic Director Christopher Marney, London City Ballet has been the winner of...

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  CYD? Super Convention: The ultimate dance event of the year is BACK!

  The Can You Dance? (CYD?) Super Convention returns to the Liverpool Experience Campus this October, and it’s bigger and bolder – with...

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  Young choreographers discover their creative voice at The Royal Ballet School

  Stepping into the spotlight as a performer is second nature for many students at The Royal Ballet School. Stepping behind the scenes...

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  Rambert in ‘This is Rambert’: Three distinct voices in dance

  Sadler’s Wells, London.10 June 2026. “For 100 years, Rambert has been defined not by standing still, but by a constant readiness to...

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  Larger than life: ‘−320°F’ by NODA MAP heads to Sadler’s Wells

  Jumping through time on a palaeontology dig; a Japanese drama, dance and musical spectacle, asks what ‘life’ is when science encroaches on...

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  Hot summer with Matthew Bourne’s New Adventures and ‘The Car Man’

  “The best possible feedback I could get from audiences watching The Car Man would be that – because it’s a thriller –...