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A room full of young adults sitting in a circle and in the middle holding hand sits two star crossed lovers

Matthew Bourne’s Romeo and Juliet

We are pleased to announce the release of 1,000 tickets at £10 for this incredible production – available exclusively for Barclays Dance Pass holders. Hurry they won’t last long!

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Matthew Bourne’s Romeo and Juliet
Three figures are stood against a black background in a line wearing full length black leotards with white smoke-effect detailing. All three stand upright with their arms hanging by their sides. On the left is Jules Cunningham standing in profile. They have their hair clipped short on the sides and long on the top and back. In the centre is Melanie C, facing front on. Her hair is pulled back into a ponytail and her gaze is lowered. On the right is Harry Alexander, also stood in profile and facing Jules and noticeably taller than the others. His hair is sectioned into long locs and pulled up. He has dark stubble on his jaw and chin, and is also smiling slightly.

Julie Cunningham & Company - how did we get here?

Internationally renowned dancer and choreographer Jules Cunningham (Julie Cunningham & Company) premieres their latest Sadler’s Wells commission in collaboration with and starring Spice Girl, Melanie C and award-winning dancer, Harry Alexander. Set in the round with some seating on stage, join us for this intimate evening of dance.

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Julie Cunningham & Company - how did we get here?
Five Black women stand facing us, leaning forwards as their hands join to clap. The woman closest to us (Dada Masilo) has her head thrown back, mouth open in a joyful smile. They wear soft green sleeveless dresses, the hems dipped in black, with a glimpse of red underskirt. In the background, the silhouettes of trees are projected against a violet sky.

Dada Masilo - The Sacrifice

South African choreographer Dada Masilo embraces the traditional dance of Botswana in a work inspired by Stravinsky’s The Rite of Spring. Featuring live music on stage, a young girl is chosen as a sacrifice and dances herself to death as part of an ancient ritual.

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Dada Masilo - The Sacrifice
A man in black stands with legs apart, arms raised as he throws his head back. Behind him, a group of sixteen people, all in green and turquoise, form a semi-circle, their heads bowed, stepping forward in deep lunges with their palms extended, as if in tribute. A repeated slogan is projected across the back of the space: Welcome to NuLife.

Scottish Ballet - Coppelia

Scottish Ballet presents its most ambitious production yet – a jaw-dropping, contemporary rework of Coppélia, with new score performed
live by the Scottish Ballet Orchestra. They invite you to embark on a journey to Silicon Valley, where inventor Dr Coppelius brings his latest AI creation to life. This new adaptation will break down boundaries of dance, theatre and film.

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Scottish Ballet - Coppelia
A male dancer hunched over behind an ice-like structure

English National Ballet presents Creature by Akram Khan

This unearthly tale of exploitation and human frontiers inspired by Georg Büchner’s expressionist classic Woyzeck, with shadows of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein. Drawing on themes of abandonment, isolation and the fragility of the mind, Creature is the tale of an outsider and the search for belonging.

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English National Ballet presents Creature by Akram Khan
Bathed in lush green light, six dancers arch backwards, legs in a wide stride, bare muscular arms raised overhead and fists clenched. They wear orange sleeveless tops in the style of life jackets and softly draped leggings.

Akram Khan Company - Jungle Book reimagined

In Akram Khan’s new dance-theatre production based on the original story of Rudyard Kipling’s much-loved family classic, Akram and his team reinvent the journey of Mowgli through the eyes of a climate refugee.

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Akram Khan Company - Jungle Book reimagined
A group of eight dancers are stood in a line, reaching in to grasp the central figure. There is dramatic downward lighting illuminating their faces but leaving their bodies in darkness. The central figure – crouched slightly lower than the rest - has their head thrown back, looking upwards, and his arms reaching out to either side. The hands of the other dancers a spread across his arms, chest and head. All the figures wear simple, beige sleeveless tops and dark trousers.

Nederlands Dans Theater – NDT 1

The ever-original company present a trio of works spanning generations, continents, and contemporary issues. This is a rare opportunity to see their latest mind-bending works, from Crystal Pite and director Simon
McBurney, to Jiří Kylián and Gabriela Carrizo.

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Nederlands Dans Theater – NDT 1
A group of eight hip hop dancers encircle a ninth, cheering him on. His elbows are high, fingers pointing down, knees soft. They all wear variations on street style – white trainers, black hoodies, baseball caps, a bucket hat, a balaclava – against a background of orange smoke and blazing lights.

Breakin’ Convention 2023 - International Festival of Hip Hop Dance Theatre

For twenty years Breakin’ Convention have been revolutionising the hip hop scene in London and across the world. This year they are throwing their biggest party ever.

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Breakin’ Convention 2023 - International Festival of Hip Hop Dance Theatre

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A dancer wearing a full-face mask - a young woman in a high-necked, white evening gown – looks up towards a glitterball. Squares of mirror flake away from the glitterball and fall down on her, while her feet are hidden by a heap of bin bags crammed with rubbish.

London International Mime Festival - Familie Flöz - Feste

Masked masters of physical theatre, Familie Flöz present a playful and sentimental tale of a wayward wedding.

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London International Mime Festival - Familie Flöz - Feste
On an apocalyptic city street bathed in red light, a group of seven people head towards us, one on a motorbike, one with a fist in the air, others prowling forward in fishnets, leathers, baseball boots and bustiers, the scene framed by two columns of flame.

Bat out of Hell

Winner of the Evening Standard Award for Best New Musical, this show thunders through Meat Loaf’s legendary powerhouse anthems in an over the top theatrical spectacle!

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Bat out of Hell
A smiling woman with pale skin and a red bob, wearing a colourful sequinned top hat, jacket and top, lifts her hands as if calling on an audience for quiet. Blurred orange spotlights crisscross the space behind her.

The Rocky Horror Show

Ready to thrill you with fun and naughty moments, Richard O’Brien’s legendary rock ‘n’ roll musical, The Rocky Horror Show comes to the Peacock Theatre as part of its sell-out tour, having been seen by over 30 million theatregoers.

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The Rocky Horror Show
42nd Street

42nd Street

A larger-than-life, massively entertaining celebration of musicals and the irrepressible spirit of Broadway that’s guaranteed to lift anyone’s spirits. Don’t miss it!

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42nd Street
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