Listings including text "sadler's wells"

The effect of Puz/zle is of chaos, without any order or solution to the riddle provided. It is epic in aesthetic, and length, and captures aspects of human endeavour in many fields. But its open-endedness is problematic at times. At Sadler's Wells.

The National Ballet of Canada's new version of Romeo and Juliet, choreographed by Alexei Ratmansky, debuted at Sadler's Wells on Wednesday night. This agreeable version of the classic is built on Ratmansky's quiet, gentle classical style.

Returning to Sadler's Wells again, Sutra continues to be a spectacular show, breaking down perceptions of Eastern and Western cultures, and finding in martial arts poetry in motion.

Part of London Flamenco Festival at Sadler's Wells, Israel Galván's La Curva is innovative and experimental, but ultimately disappointing, running to a length greater than that necessary given its material.

Ivan Blackstock brought a huge number of shorter pieces to his Wild Card event at Sadler's Wells, totalling almost three hours of material. It was pretty overwhelming in total when presented in this form, but could be distilled into something really powerful.

Generalizations are slippery things but I'm going to take a chance on this one.

It is not an easy task to describe what is going on in Pina Bausch's Two Cigarettes in the Dark, presented at Sadler's Wells by Tanztheater Wuppertal. It is a constant stream of surreal scenes without a linear narrative. The company will hopefully continue to keep the Bausch tradition alive.

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From the start, Deca Dance is audience-pleasing. Pre-show provides one of the most captivating moments. A male dancer acts as host improvising to generic background music, combining a mixture of contemporary, ballet, voguing, popping, latin, musical and social dance as he welcomes the audience in.

Playful yet meaningful, this piece examines the concept of freedom through a series of short scenes in the manner of Pina Bausch. Though perhaps a little too varied, Freedom delves into the many dimensions of this important concept. At Sadler's Wells.