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The Spring / Summer 2015 Season at Sadler’s Wells


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Partita 2 UK PREMIERE

Friday 22 & Saturday 23 May

Tickets: £12 - £27
In Partita 2, a collaboration with French choreographer and dancer Boris Charmatz, contemporary dance icon Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker departs from her usual meticulous construction of dance, embracing the improvisatory instincts and whimsical flair of Charmatz. This is the first time De Keersmaeker has composed a duet for her to dance herself. The piece is named for its score by Bach, the structure and form of which De Keersmaeker reflects in this new choreography.
Bach’s composition is performed by violinist Amandine Beyer with Michel François’ bare and beautiful set design.
Press night: Friday 22 May at 7.30pm

Press contact: Agnish Ray on 020 7863 8114 or agnish.ray@sadlerswells.com

Sylvie Guillem UK PREMIERE

Tuesday 26 - Sunday 31 May

Tickets: £12 - £75
After an unparalleled career that has spanned almost 35 years, Sylvie Guillem presents her final dance programme. A world famous dancer with an extensive career at the Paris Opera Ballet and as a Principal Guest Artist at The Royal Ballet and Tokyo Ballet, Guillem has played iconic roles including MacMillan’s Manon and Béjart’s Bolero. A Sadler’s Wells Associate Artist since 2005, she has diversified into contemporary dance, performing acclaimed works such as PUSH, Sacred Monsters and 6000 miles away.
For this very special programme, which is be the last opportunity to see her dance on the Sadler’s Wells stage, Guillem performs new and existing work by choreographers who have influenced her contemporary career. More details will be announced soon.
A Sadler’s Wells production
The Monument Trust supports co-productions and new commissions at Sadler's Wells
Supported by Radisson, official hotel sponsor of Sadler’s Wells
The Monument Trust supports co-productions and new commissions at Sadler's Wells
Press performance: Wednesday 27 May at 7.30pm

Press contact: Caroline Ansdell on 020 7863 8125 or caroline.ansdell@sadlerswells.com


Hetain Patel

American Boy LILIAN BAYLIS STUDIO

Thursday 28 & Friday 29 May

Tickets: £17
Following sold out performances at Sadler’s Wells and a national tour in 2014, Hetain Patel returns to the stage with his one-man show American Boy, a personal and humorous take on identity shape-shifting. Inspired by American movie culture and homemade YouTube videos, Patel looks at the multiple personas that we all inhabit in day-to-day lives.
Sadler’s Wells New Wave Associate Hetain Patel is a visual artist whose work for the stage has been attracting growing acclaim. Major international institutions have shown his work including Tate Modern and the Southbank Centre, Sydney Festival, Bodhi Art New York, Ullens Centre for Contemporary Arts in China and Chatterjee and Lal in Mumbai.
Contains strong language
Free post-show talk with Hetain Patel: Thursday 28 May, on stage
A Sadler’s Wells co-production
The Monument Trust supports co-productions and new commissions at Sadler's Wells
Hetain Patel is a New Wave Associate
The New Wave Associate Programme is supported by the Esmée Fairbairn Foundation
Press night: Thursday 28 May at 8pm

Press contact: Agnish Ray on 020 7863 8114 or agnish.ray@sadlerswells.com


Alain Platel, Fabrizio Cassol, Rodriguez Vangama & Serge Kakudji

Coup Fatal UK PREMIERE

Thursday 4 - Saturday 6 June

Tickets: £12 - £27
Coup Fatal features Congolese countertenor Serge Kakudji, with an orchestra of 12 musicians from Kinshasa, engaging with the repertoire of various baroque composers. This new music integrates baroque phrases with traditional and popular Congolese music, rock and jazz.
Coup Fatal features musical direction by composer Fabrizio Cassol and musician Rodriguez Vangama, while director Alain Platel and dancer Romain Guion seek to give the piece its theatrical form. The set is designed in collaboration with artist Freddy Tsimba.
An artistic platform for a variety of choreographers, les ballets C de la B enables artists from various disciplines and backgrounds to take part in the creative process.
Free post-show talk (BSL-interpreted): Thursday 4 June, on stage
Press night: Thursday 4 June at 7.30pm

Press contact: Jolene Dyke on 020 7863 8112 or jolene.dyke@sadlerswells.com


Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui

m¡longa

Tuesday 9 - Saturday 13 June
Tickets: £12 - £38



Deeply rooted in Argentinean culture, tango has fascinated and captivated the world with its sexuality, power and beauty and in 2009 was added to the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage Lists. Sadler’s Wells Associate Artist Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui’s m¡longa debuted in 2013, and is the first international large-scale tango production to be directed by a non-Argentine artist. After its highly successful UK premiere at Sadler’s Wells, m¡longa is now touring across the globe to critical acclaim.
Renowned for his ground-breaking and award-winning productions such as Sutra and Babel(words), Cherkaoui takes the idea of a milonga; social dance evenings held in intimate late night bars in Buenos Aires, adding a contemporary twist.



Free post-show dance class: Wednesday 10 June
A Sadler’s Wells Production
The Monument Trust supports co-productions and new commissions at Sadler's Wells
m¡longa is supported by Karsten and Barbara Moller
Press night: Tuesday 9 June at 7.30pm
Press contact: Caroline Ansdell on 020 7863 8125 or caroline.ansdell@sadlerswells.com



The 7 Fingers THE PEACOCK

Traces

Tuesday 9 June - Sunday 12 July

Tickets: £15 - £38
Hailing from Québec, renowned as the home of the modern circus discipline, The 7 Fingers (Les 7 Doigts de le Main) is one of the world’s most inventive contemporary circus companies. After success with its previous show Sequence 8, the company returns to the Peacock Theatre with the critically acclaimed Traces.
First performed in 2006, Traces features an extraordinary range of skills, from tumbling through hoops, scaling Chinese poles and balancing seemingly effortlessly on each others’ heads, to basketball, skateboarding and playing classical piano.
Press night: Wednesday 10 June at 7.30pm

Press contact: Jolene Dyke on 020 7863 8112 or jolene.dyke@sadlerswells.com


Philippe Decouflé Company DCA

Contact UK PREMIERE

Tuesday 16 - Thursday 18 June

Tickets: £12 - £32
Contact is the culmination of Philippe Decouflé's trademark cinematographic prowess and his fragmented sense of trickery and illusion, expressed through a troupe of 16 dancers, actors, singers and musicians.
Decouflé finds inspiration in both high and popular culture and challenges expectations with the use of the burlesque and the bizarre. In Contact, Decouflé rewrites what the musical means, borrowing from cabarets, musicals and Bollywood. The score has been created by Nosfell and Pierre Le Bourgeois, which is described as “an opera from another world”.
Press night: Tuesday 16 June at 7.30pm

Press contact: Jolene Dyke on 020 7863 8112 or jolene.dyke@sadlerswells.com

English National Ballet



Choreographics                                                                                       LILIAN BAYLIS STUDIO

Friday 19 & Saturday 20 June
Tickets: £12 - £15

English National Ballet’s platform for emerging dance makers, Choreographics offers dancers the chance to discover a choreographic language and develop their skills as dance makers as well as performers. For 2015, the selected dancers collaborate with English National Ballet’s Music Director, Gavin Sutherland and receive mentoring from award-winning choreographer and Sadler’s Wells Associate Artist Russell Maliphant, and dancer, choreographer and teacher, Kelly Nicholls. The dancers also work with Louie Whitemore, who has been engaged to design costumes and props, and Lighting Designer Dave Richardson who will help to realise their vision.
Last year saw five works premiere including James Streeter’s In Living Memory, which went on to be performed at Latitude Festival and Stina Quagebeur’s Vera which was selected by The Breaking Glass Project and performed in New York in August 2014.
English National Ballet is a Sadler’s Wells Associate Company
Press night: Friday 19 June at 7.45pm

Press contact: Rob James on 020 7590 2933 or robert.james@ballet.org.uk


Paco Peña Flamenco Dance Company

Flamencura UK PREMIERE

Saturday 20 - Sunday 28 June

Tickets: £12 - £38
Guitarist, composer, dramatist and producer Paco Peña has expanded the possibilities and changed perceptions of flamenco in a career spanning four decades. He returns to Sadler’s Wells with his new show Flamencura.
Art, in all its forms, has the potential of reaching a point of alchemy between performer and audience in order to transport them into a mysterious level of emotion. In flamenco, this core concept is referred to as ‘duende’ – artists will use all the ingredients available to them in order to achieve this state. And duende, combined with an artist’s experience and the character with which they perform, all amount to flamencura, which is what the six musicians and three dancers of this show bring together on stage through song, dance and music.
Free pre-show flamenco classes: Sunday 21 & Sunday 28 June at 6pm
Press night: Tuesday 23 June at 7.30pm

Press contact: Agnish Ray on 020 7863 8114 or agnish.ray@sadlerswells.com


Akram Khan & Israel Galván

TOROBAKA

Tuesday 30 June - Sunday 5 July

Tickets: £12 - £38
In a unique artistic exchange, Akram Khan and Israel Galván made TOROBAKA by bringing together elements of kathak and flamenco to create something new and distinctive, defying classification or genre. Returning after its highly anticipated UK premiere at Sadler’s Wells in Autumn 2014, TOROBAKA takes its name from a Dadaist poem by Tristan Tzara. The bull (toro) and the cow (vaca) are sacred animals in the dancers’ two traditions and represent the coming together of the two cultures.
Sadler’s Wells Associate Artist Akram Khan is one of the most celebrated dance artists today and, in just over a decade, has created an imaginative, highly accessible and relevant body of work, including productions such as DESH, Vertical Road, Gnosis and zero degrees. The multi award-winning Israel Galván has been at the forefront of contemporary flamenco for 20 years and is known for his innovative choreography and exquisite dancing technique.
A Sadler’s Wells Co-production
The Monument Trust supports co-productions and new commissions at Sadler's Wells
Press night: Tuesday 30 June at 7.30pm

Press contact: Agnish Ray on 020 7863 8114 or agnish.ray@sadlerswells.com and Arthur Laurent on 0207 354 4333 or arthur@akramkhancompany.net


Mark Baldwin & Ladysmith Black Mambazo

INALA

Tuesday 7 - Saturday 11 July

Tickets: £12 - £38

Following its 2014 sell-out success, INALA returns to Sadler's Wells to present choral legends Ladysmith Black Mambazo in this unique artistic collaboration with choreographer Mark Baldwin. Four time Grammy Award-winners Ladysmith Black Mambazo first rose to worldwide prominence with Paul Simon’s Graceland album. Featuring current and former members of the Royal Ballet and Rambert, Baldwin’s choreography unites Zulu traditions with classical ballet and contemporary dance.


Produced by Sisters Grimm, celebrating 21 years of democracy in South Africa, this acclaimed production fuses South African and Western cultures.


Press night: Tuesday 7 July at 7.30pm

Press contact: Katie Sharples on 020 7861 2419 or ksharples@bell-pottinger.com

Dutch National Ballet LONDON COLISEUM

Christopher Wheeldon’s Cinderella UK PREMEIRE

Wednesday 8 - Saturday 11 July

Tickets: £10 - £80
Dutch National Ballet presents a new interpretation of Cinderella, choreographed by Sadler’s Wells Associate Artist Christopher Wheeldon. Premiered at Dutch National Opera & Ballet in December 2012 to great public and critical acclaim, Wheeldon’s ballet is set to Prokofiev’s score with sets and costumes by British designer Julian Crouch.
Wheeldon is one of the most sought-after choreographers in the dance world today. His Cinderella, influenced by the Brothers Grimm story, shows a kind-hearted heroine making the best of life without her beloved mother, while over at the palace Prince Guillaume is struggling against the restrictions of royal protocol and princely duty. Elaborating on the traditional narrative, Cinderella is choreographed with lyricism, elegance and wit.
Press night: Wednesday 8 July at 7.30pm

Press contact: Caroline Ansdell on 020 7863 8125 or caroline.ansdell@sadlerswells.com


New Adventures

Matthew Bourne’s The Car Man

Tuesday 14 July - Sunday 9 August

Tickets: £12 - £55
For the first time since 2007, Matthew Bourne’s internationally acclaimed award-winning dance thriller is back. The Car Man is loosely based on Bizet’s popular opera and has one of the most thrilling and instantly recognisable scores in New Adventures’ repertoire. The familiar 19th Century Spanish cigarette factory becomes a greasy garage-diner in 1960s America where the dreams and passions of a small town are shattered by the arrival of a handsome stranger. Fuelled by heat and desire, the inhabitants are driven into an unstoppable spiral of greed, lust, betrayal and revenge.
Featuring Lez Brotherston’s epic design and Matthew Bourne’s vivid storytelling with music by Terry Davies and Rodion Shchedrin’s Carmen Suite (after Bizet’s Carmen), The Car Man is another spectacular production from the UK’s most popular dance theatre company. Matthew Bourne is a Sadler’s Wells Associate Artist and New Adventures is a Resident Company.
Age guidance: 12+
Touch Tour: Saturday 8 August at 1pm

Audio-described performance: Saturday 8 August at 2.30pm
Press night: To be confirmed

Press contact: Simon Raw on 020 7637 8866 or simon@rawpr.co.uk


Latitude Festival WATERFRONT STAGE, HENHAM PARK, SOUTHWOLD, SUFFOLK

Thursday 16 - Sunday 19 July
Since 2008 Sadler’s Wells has presented dance at Latitude Festival to audiences in excess of 40,000 people across the years. This summer the theatre returns for an eighth consecutive year, presenting a diverse programme on the Waterfront Stage. Full line-up to be announced in March 2015.
Check www.sadlerswells.com and latitudefestival.com for updates.
Press performance: Thursday 16, Friday 17, Saturday 18 & Sunday 19 July

Press contact: Eugénie Dunster on 020 7863 8122 or eugenie.dunster@sadlerswells.com

New Art Club THE PEACOCK

Hercules

Friday 24 & Saturday 25 July

Tickets: £8 - £16

Family Ticket: £38 (2 adults and 2 children)
New Art Club are pioneering artists, comedy theatre makers and choreographers Pete Shenton and Tom Roden. The duo won the Edinburgh Spotlight Best Comedy Award in 2010 and regularly perform at Soho Theatre and at comedy and dance festivals around the UK.
Hercules is a new family production combining elements of pantomime, dance, cabaret and comedy. This unique take on the Hercules story is based on the 12 Labours and features a choreographed wrestling match; a Paso Doble bullfight; a battle with a multi headed dancing monster; a hula-hooping queen of the Amazon and much more.
Co-produced by Dance4 and Nottingham Playhouse, and presented at The Peacock, in association with Greenwich Dance.
Under 5s admitted
Hula Workshop: Friday 24 & Saturday 25 July at 4pm, £4
Press night: Friday 24 July at 7pm

Press contact: John Highfield 07776 180911 or info@johnhighfieldpr.co.uk


We need to talk: artists in conversation LILIAN BAYLIS STUDIO

Dates to be announced

A new series of talks launches this spring, opening a space for debate about why dance matters today and how it relates to an expanding creative field. New names in dance and performance invite leading creative voices to join them in conversation. These talks are a chance to hear from some of the most provocative and inspiring thinkers and artists currently working with movement and the body.


Visual artist Hetain Patel, choreographer Matthias Sperling and artist and researcher Gillie Kleiman will each curate one talk, borrowing from various formats; from the relaxed TV chat show, to the serious artists’ talk, merging the private conversation and the public debate.
More information to be announced on sadlerswells.com/artists-conversations.
Press contact: Caroline Ansdell on 020 7863 8125 or caroline.ansdell@sadlerswells.com


PRESS CONTACTS FOR THE SPRING / SUMMER 2015 SEASON:


9 & 10 January

The Royal Danish Ballet

Ulrik Birkkjaer

+45 51683556 or ulbi@kglteater.dk

14 – 18 January

BalletBoyz

Judy Lipsey

020 7292 8366 or Judy.Lipsey@premiercomms.com

16 January

=dance Magpie Dance

Agnish Ray and Eugenie Dunster

020 7863 8114 or agnish.ray@sadlerswells.com or 020 7863 8122 / eugenie.dunster@sadlerswells.com

22 & 23 January

Plexus

Andrew Greer

020 7836 7660 or andrew@arthurleone.com

26 & 27 January

Richard Alston Dance Company

Sue Lancashire

07973 819984 or sue.lancashire@btconnect.com

27 January –

14 February

Tango Fire

Agnish Ray

020 7863 8114 or agnish.ray@sadlerswells.com

2 & 3 February


Jonathan Burrows and Matteo Fargion

Caroline Ansdell

020 7863 8125 or caroline.ansdell@sadlerswells.com

5 – 8 February

The Associates

Jolene Dyke

020 7863 8112 or jolene.dyke@sadlerswells.com

7 February


Questions and Dancers

Agnish Ray

020 7863 8114 or agnish.ray@sadlerswells.com

10 & 11 February

Ultima Vez

Tony Shepherd

0207 288 0266 or tony.shepherd3@btinternet.com

13 & 14 February

Wayne McGregor | Random Dance

Caroline Ansdell

020 7863 8125 or caroline.ansdell@sadlerswells.com

16 February –

1 March

Flamenco Festival

Agnish Ray

020 7863 8114 or agnish.ray@sadlerswells.com

17 – 28 February

Cirque Éloize

Caroline Ansdell

020 7863 8125 or caroline.ansdell@sadlerswells.com

4 – 29 March

Rasta Thomas’

Romeo & Juliet

Kevin Wilson

020 8673 0658 or kevinwilsonpr@gmail.com

5 & 6 March

TWERK


Jolene Dyke

020 7863 8112 or jolene.dyke@sadlerswells.com

10 – 15 March


English National Ballet

Robert James

020 7590 2933 or robert.james@ballet.org.uk

18 March


Wild Card

Casson & Friends

Agnish Ray

020 7863 8114 or agnish.ray@sadlerswells.com

20 & 21 March


Candoco Dance Company

Sheridan Humphrey

07966578607 or sheridan@sheridanskitchen.com

21 March


=dance Equation

Eugenie Dunster

020 7863 8122 or eugenie.dunster@sadlerswells.com

22 March

=dance Corali


Eugenie Dunster

020 7863 8122 or eugenie.dunster@sadlerswells.com

24 – 28 March


Northern Ballet

Catherine Worthington

0113 220 8000 or catherine.worthington@northernballet.com

31 March –

2 April

Scottish Ballet

Kirsten Cockburn or Charlotte Gross

0141 331 6293 or

kirsten.cockburn@scottishballet.co.uk or charlotte.gross@scottishballet.co.uk

2 – 12 April

English National Ballet and English National Ballet School

Robert James

020 7590 2933 or robert.james@ballet.org.uk

3 & 4 April

Family Weekend

Caroline Ansdell

020 7863 8125 or caroline.ansdell@sadlerswells.com

10 April

National Youth Dance Company

Agnish Ray

020 7863 8114 or agnish.ray@sadlerswells.com

15 – 26 April

Tanztheater Wuppertal Pina Bausch

Caroline Ansdell

020 7863 8125 or caroline.ansdell@sadlerswells.com

23 – 26 April

London Children’s Ballet

Zoe Vickerman

020 8969 1555 or zoe@londonchildrensballet.com

24 April

Wild Card – Katye Coe

Jolene Dyke

020 7863 8112 or jolene.dyke@sadlerswells.com

2 & 3 May

Breakin’ Convention

Jolene Dyke

020 7863 8112 or jolene.dyke@sadlerswells.com

5 – 23 May

Titanium

Agnish Ray

020 7863 8114 or agnish.ray@sadlerswells.com

9 May

BBC Young Dancer 2015

Alexandra Heybourne

020 361 43888 or alexandra.heybourne@bbc.co.uk / youngdancerpublicity@bbc.co.uk

12 – 16 May

Rambert

Nicola Osmond-Evans

020 8630 0612 or Nicola.osmond-evans@rambert.org.uk

19 & 20 May

Boris Charmatz

Agnish Ray

020 7863 8114 or agnish.ray@sadlerswells.com

20 May

Director’s Conversation Alistair Spalding & Boris Charmatz

Agnish Ray

020 7863 8114 or agnish.ray@sadlerswells.com

22 & 23 May

Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker, Boris Charmatz & Amandine Beyer

Agnish Ray

020 7863 8114 or agnish.ray@sadlerswells.com

26 – 31 May

Sylvie Guillem

Caroline Ansdell

020 7863 8125 or caroline.ansdell@sadlerswells.com

28 & 29 May

Hetain Patel

Agnish Ray

020 7863 8114 or agnish.ray@sadlerswells.com

4 – 6 June


Alain Platel, Fabrizio Cassol, Rodriguez Vangama & Serge Kakudji

Jolene Dyke

020 7863 8112 or jolene.dyke@sadlerswells.com

9 – 13 June

Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui

m¡longa

Caroline Ansdell

020 7863 8125 or caroline.ansdell@sadlerswells.com

9 June – 12 July

The 7 Fingers

Jolene Dyke

020 7863 8112 or jolene.dyke@sadlerswells.com

16 – 18 June

Philippe Decouflé Company DCA

Jolene Dyke

020 7863 8112 or jolene.dyke@sadlerswells.com

20 – 28 June

Paco Peña Flamenco Dance Company

Agnish Ray

020 7863 8114 or agnish.ray@sadlerswells.com

30 June – 5 July

TOROBAKA


Agnish Ray

020 7863 8114 or agnish.ray@sadlerswells.com

7 – 11 July

INALA


Katie Sharples

020 7861 2419 or

ksharples@bell-pottinger.com

8 – 11 July

Dutch National Ballet


Caroline Ansdell

020 7863 8125 or caroline.ansdell@sadlerswells.com

14 July –

9 August

Matthew Bourn’s

The Car Man

Simon Raw

020 7637 8866 or simon@rawpr.co.uk

16 – 19 July

Latitude Festival

Eugénie Dunster

020 7863 8122 or eugenie.dunster@sadlerswells.com

24 – 25 July

Hercules

Jolene Dyke

020 7863 8112 or jolene.dyke@sadlerswells.com




We need to talk: artists in conversation

Caroline Ansdell

020 7863 8125 or caroline.ansdell@sadlerswells.com
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