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Rehearsals for Giselle by The United Ukrainian Ballet at London Coliseum, London
Rehearsals for Giselle by The United Ukrainian Ballet at London Coliseum, London, UK.
13th September 2022.
Christine Shevchenko as Giselle
Oleksii Tiutiunnyk as Count Albert
Runs to 17th September 2022
Love, betrayal, death, mercy: The United Ukrainian Ballet, comprising some sixty dancers in exile, stage one of the greatest works in the classical repertoire in a powerful new interpretation by world renowned choreographer Alexei Ratmansky.
A company of refugee dancers from Ukraine all have their own stories of leaving their homes to join the Company led by renowned choreographer Alexei Ratmansky. Supported by English National Opera and Birmingham Royal Ballet, who are providing the costumes, set and orchestra, they are joined by guest performers, including Katja Khaniukova and Alina Cojocaru.
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Rehearsals for Giselle by The United Ukrainian Ballet at London Coliseum, London
Rehearsals for Giselle by The United Ukrainian Ballet at London Coliseum, London, UK.
13th September 2022.
Christine Shevchenko as Giselle
Oleksii Tiutiunnyk as Count Albert
Runs to 17th September 2022
Love, betrayal, death, mercy: The United Ukrainian Ballet, comprising some sixty dancers in exile, stage one of the greatest works in the classical repertoire in a powerful new interpretation by world renowned choreographer Alexei Ratmansky.
A company of refugee dancers from Ukraine all have their own stories of leaving their homes to join the Company led by renowned choreographer Alexei Ratmansky. Supported by English National Opera and Birmingham Royal Ballet, who are providing the costumes, set and orchestra, they are joined by guest performers, including Katja Khaniukova and Alina Cojocaru.
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Rehearsals for Giselle by The United Ukrainian Ballet at London Coliseum, London
Rehearsals for Giselle by The United Ukrainian Ballet at London Coliseum, London, UK.
13th September 2022.
Christine Shevchenko as Giselle
Oleksii Tiutiunnyk as Count Albert
Runs to 17th September 2022
Love, betrayal, death, mercy: The United Ukrainian Ballet, comprising some sixty dancers in exile, stage one of the greatest works in the classical repertoire in a powerful new interpretation by world renowned choreographer Alexei Ratmansky.
A company of refugee dancers from Ukraine all have their own stories of leaving their homes to join the Company led by renowned choreographer Alexei Ratmansky. Supported by English National Opera and Birmingham Royal Ballet, who are providing the costumes, set and orchestra, they are joined by guest performers, including Katja Khaniukova and Alina Cojocaru.
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United Ukrainian Ballet: Giselle review - a classic revitalised
Choreographer Alexei Ratmansky and a company featuring exiled dancers deliver a moving production with an urgent tone.
This production is little short of a miracle. The United Ukrainian Ballet - a crack company of dancers, some of whom have fled their homeland - ardently refresh a classic. Despite the wrenching context, it is immensely moving that everyone involved pours so much thought, heart and art into this revelatory project.
Christine Shevchenko (Giselle) in Giselle by United Ukrainian Ballet at the London Coliseum
(Opening 13-09-2022)
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Rehearsals for Giselle by The United Ukrainian Ballet at London Coliseum, London
Rehearsals for Giselle by The United Ukrainian Ballet at London Coliseum, London, UK.
13th September 2022.
Members of the chorus tie their shoes up as they prepare for the dress rehearsal.
Love, betrayal, death, mercy: The United Ukrainian Ballet, comprising some sixty dancers in exile, stage one of the greatest works in the classical repertoire in a powerful new interpretation by world renowned choreographer Alexei Ratmansky.
A company of refugee dancers from Ukraine all have their own stories of leaving their homes to join the Company led by renowned choreographer Alexei Ratmansky. Supported by English National Opera and Birmingham Royal Ballet, who are providing the costumes, set and orchestra, they are joined by guest performers, including Katja Khaniukova and Alina Cojocaru.
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Stumped by Shomit Dutta at the Lords
Shomit DuttaÕs play imagines the two cricket-obsessed Nobel prize winners as waiting batsmen in an enjoyable spin on Waiting for Godot and The Dumb Waiter
Andrew Lancel (Harold Pinter) and Stephen Tompkinson (Samuel Beckett) in Stumped by Shomit Dutta at the Lords. Directed by Guy Unsworth.
(Opening 10-09-2022)
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Stumped review – at the crease with Beckett and Pinter
Shomit DuttaÕs play imagines the two cricket-obsessed Nobel prize winners as waiting batsmen in an enjoyable spin on Waiting for Godot and The Dumb Waiter.
Andrew Lancel (Harold Pinter) and Stephen Tompkinson (Samuel Beckett) in Stumped by Shomit Dutta at the Lords. Directed by Guy Unsworth.
(Opening 10-09-2022)
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Salome review ñ lethal desires and emotional extremism
Alexander Soddy made an auspicious Royal Opera debut with his wonderful conducting of this revival of David McVicar’s staging: a tragedy of horrifying power
A scene from Salome by Richard Strauss at the Royal Opera House. Directed by David McVicar. Conducted by Alexander Soddy.
(Opening 09-09-2022)
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Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo review - arabesques, pratfalls and a swan on wheels
Mixing technical skill with slapstick hilarity, the Trocks are as engaging as ever in this symphony of perfectly timed mistakes.
In the past few years there has been an emerging discussion about ballet's rigid gender roles, and male or non-binary dancers performing traditionally female roles. But Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo were ahead of that curve by nearly 50 years.
The Trocks, as they’re known, are an all-male troupe founded in New York in the 1970s who dance classical ballerina roles in pointe shoes and tutus. They perform with serious technique alongside high camp and slapstick hilarity.
Robert Carter in The Dying Swan by Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo at the Peacock.
(Opening 06-09-2022)
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Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo review - arabesques, pratfalls and a swan on wheels
Mixing technical skill with slapstick hilarity, the Trocks are as engaging as ever in this symphony of perfectly timed mistakes.
In the past few years there has been an emerging discussion about ballet's rigid gender roles, and male or non-binary dancers performing traditionally female roles. But Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo were ahead of that curve by nearly 50 years.
The Trocks, as they’re known, are an all-male troupe founded in New York in the 1970s who dance classical ballerina roles in pointe shoes and tutus. They perform with serious technique alongside high camp and slapstick hilarity.
A scene from Nightcrawlers and The Dying Swan by Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo at the Peacock.
(Opening 06-09-2022)
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Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo review - arabesques, pratfalls and a swan on wheels
Mixing technical skill with slapstick hilarity, the Trocks are as engaging as ever in this symphony of perfectly timed mistakes.
In the past few years there has been an emerging discussion about ballet's rigid gender roles, and male or non-binary dancers performing traditionally female roles. But Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo were ahead of that curve by nearly 50 years.
The Trocks, as they’re known, are an all-male troupe founded in New York in the 1970s who dance classical ballerina roles in pointe shoes and tutus. They perform with serious technique alongside high camp and slapstick hilarity.
A scene from Nightcrawlers by Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo at the Peacock.
(Opening 06-09-2022)
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Nureyev: Legend and Legacy review - firecracker spins and star turns
Ralph Fiennes introduced this gala honouring the ballet legend, which boasted a dazzling lineup of dancers including Natalia Osipova and Cesar Corrales.
Introducing this gala in honour of Rudolf Nureyev - a passion project directed by former Royal Ballet principal Nehemiah Kish - actor and director Ralph Fiennes invoked Nureyev the legend: the dancer whose global fame extended way beyond the sometimes hermetic world of dance.
Francesco Gabriele Frola in The Flower Festival in Genzano, pas de deux, part of Nureyev Legend and Legacy at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane
(Opening 05-09-22
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Nureyev: Legend and Legacy review - firecracker spins and star turns
Ralph Fiennes introduced this gala honouring the ballet legend, which boasted a dazzling lineup of dancers including Natalia Osipova and Cesar Corrales.
Introducing this gala in honour of Rudolf Nureyev - a passion project directed by former Royal Ballet principal Nehemiah Kish - actor and director Ralph Fiennes invoked Nureyev the legend: the dancer whose global fame extended way beyond the sometimes hermetic world of dance.
Francesco Gabriele Frola in The Flower Festival in Genzano, pas de deux, part of Nureyev Legend and Legacy at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane
(Opening 05-09-22
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Nureyev: Legend and Legacy review – firecracker spins and star turns
Ralph Fiennes introduced this gala honouring the ballet legend, which boasted a dazzling lineup of dancers including Natalia Osipova and Cesar Corrales.
Introducing this gala in honour of Rudolf Nureyev Ð a passion project directed by former Royal Ballet principal Nehemiah Kish Ð actor and director Ralph Fiennes invoked Nureyev the legend: the dancer whose global fame extended way beyond the sometimes hermetic world of dance.
Francesco Gabriele Frola and Ida Praetorius in The Flower Festival in Genzano, pas de deux, part of Nureyev Legend and Legacy at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane
(Opening 05-09-22
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Nureyev: Legend and Legacy review - firecracker spins and star turns
Ralph Fiennes introduced this gala honouring the ballet legend, which boasted a dazzling lineup of dancers including Natalia Osipova and Cesar Corrales.
Introducing this gala in honour of Rudolf Nureyev - a passion project directed by former Royal Ballet principal Nehemiah Kish - actor and director Ralph Fiennes invoked Nureyev the legend: the dancer whose global fame extended way beyond the sometimes hermetic world of dance.
Maia Makhateli and Oleg Ivenko in Gayenne, pas de deux from Nureyev Legend and Legacy at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane
(Opening 05-09-22
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National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London
National Youth Dance CompanyÕs Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at SadlerÕs Wells Theatre, London, Great Britain.
Rehearsal 2nd September 2022. The live performance is on Sat 3rd September 2022. 32 outstanding young dancers from across England present a new contemporary work, exploring the relationship between movement, voice and music. Quartier Paradis dives into parallel universes where there is no clear endgame, a place built on the fantasy of greed for a power that continuously shifts. Where ritual, memories and ancestral heritage will keep you standing; revealing the alarming reality of a society locked in a cycle of tyranny. © Elliott Franks / eyevine
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National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London
National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London, Great Britain.
Rehearsal 2nd September 2022. The live performance is on Sat 3rd September 2022. 32 outstanding young dancers from across England present a new contemporary work, exploring the relationship between movement, voice and music. Quartier Paradis dives into parallel universes where there is no clear endgame, a place built on the fantasy of greed for a power that continuously shifts. Where ritual, memories and ancestral heritage will keep you standing; revealing the alarming reality of a society locked in a cycle of tyranny. © Elliott Franks / eyevine
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National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London
National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London, Great Britain.
Rehearsal 2nd September 2022. The live performance is on Sat 3rd September 2022. 32 outstanding young dancers from across England present a new contemporary work, exploring the relationship between movement, voice and music. Quartier Paradis dives into parallel universes where there is no clear endgame, a place built on the fantasy of greed for a power that continuously shifts. Where ritual, memories and ancestral heritage will keep you standing; revealing the alarming reality of a society locked in a cycle of tyranny. © Elliott Franks / eyevine
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National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London
National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London, Great Britain.
Rehearsal 2nd September 2022. The live performance is on Sat 3rd September 2022. 32 outstanding young dancers from across England present a new contemporary work, exploring the relationship between movement, voice and music. Quartier Paradis dives into parallel universes where there is no clear endgame, a place built on the fantasy of greed for a power that continuously shifts. Where ritual, memories and ancestral heritage will keep you standing; revealing the alarming reality of a society locked in a cycle of tyranny. © Elliott Franks / eyevine
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National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London
National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London, Great Britain.
Rehearsal 2nd September 2022. The live performance is on Sat 3rd September 2022. 32 outstanding young dancers from across England present a new contemporary work, exploring the relationship between movement, voice and music. Quartier Paradis dives into parallel universes where there is no clear endgame, a place built on the fantasy of greed for a power that continuously shifts. Where ritual, memories and ancestral heritage will keep you standing; revealing the alarming reality of a society locked in a cycle of tyranny. © Elliott Franks / eyevine
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National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London
National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London, Great Britain.
Rehearsal 2nd September 2022. The live performance is on Sat 3rd September 2022. 32 outstanding young dancers from across England present a new contemporary work, exploring the relationship between movement, voice and music. Quartier Paradis dives into parallel universes where there is no clear endgame, a place built on the fantasy of greed for a power that continuously shifts. Where ritual, memories and ancestral heritage will keep you standing; revealing the alarming reality of a society locked in a cycle of tyranny. © Elliott Franks / eyevine
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National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London
National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London, Great Britain.
Rehearsal 2nd September 2022. The live performance is on Sat 3rd September 2022. 32 outstanding young dancers from across England present a new contemporary work, exploring the relationship between movement, voice and music. Quartier Paradis dives into parallel universes where there is no clear endgame, a place built on the fantasy of greed for a power that continuously shifts. Where ritual, memories and ancestral heritage will keep you standing; revealing the alarming reality of a society locked in a cycle of tyranny. © Elliott Franks / eyevine
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National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London
National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London, Great Britain.
Rehearsal 2nd September 2022. The live performance is on Sat 3rd September 2022. 32 outstanding young dancers from across England present a new contemporary work, exploring the relationship between movement, voice and music. Quartier Paradis dives into parallel universes where there is no clear endgame, a place built on the fantasy of greed for a power that continuously shifts. Where ritual, memories and ancestral heritage will keep you standing; revealing the alarming reality of a society locked in a cycle of tyranny. © Elliott Franks / eyevine
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National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London
National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London, Great Britain.
Rehearsal 2nd September 2022. The live performance is on Sat 3rd September 2022. 32 outstanding young dancers from across England present a new contemporary work, exploring the relationship between movement, voice and music. Quartier Paradis dives into parallel universes where there is no clear endgame, a place built on the fantasy of greed for a power that continuously shifts. Where ritual, memories and ancestral heritage will keep you standing; revealing the alarming reality of a society locked in a cycle of tyranny. © Elliott Franks / eyevine
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National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London
National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London, Great Britain.
Rehearsal 2nd September 2022. The live performance is on Sat 3rd September 2022. 32 outstanding young dancers from across England present a new contemporary work, exploring the relationship between movement, voice and music. Quartier Paradis dives into parallel universes where there is no clear endgame, a place built on the fantasy of greed for a power that continuously shifts. Where ritual, memories and ancestral heritage will keep you standing; revealing the alarming reality of a society locked in a cycle of tyranny. © Elliott Franks / eyevine
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National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London
National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London, Great Britain.
Rehearsal 2nd September 2022. The live performance is on Sat 3rd September 2022. 32 outstanding young dancers from across England present a new contemporary work, exploring the relationship between movement, voice and music. Quartier Paradis dives into parallel universes where there is no clear endgame, a place built on the fantasy of greed for a power that continuously shifts. Where ritual, memories and ancestral heritage will keep you standing; revealing the alarming reality of a society locked in a cycle of tyranny. © Elliott Franks / eyevine
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National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London
National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London, Great Britain.
Rehearsal 2nd September 2022. The live performance is on Sat 3rd September 2022. 32 outstanding young dancers from across England present a new contemporary work, exploring the relationship between movement, voice and music. Quartier Paradis dives into parallel universes where there is no clear endgame, a place built on the fantasy of greed for a power that continuously shifts. Where ritual, memories and ancestral heritage will keep you standing; revealing the alarming reality of a society locked in a cycle of tyranny. © Elliott Franks / eyevine
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National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London
National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London, Great Britain.
Rehearsal 2nd September 2022. The live performance is on Sat 3rd September 2022. 32 outstanding young dancers from across England present a new contemporary work, exploring the relationship between movement, voice and music. Quartier Paradis dives into parallel universes where there is no clear endgame, a place built on the fantasy of greed for a power that continuously shifts. Where ritual, memories and ancestral heritage will keep you standing; revealing the alarming reality of a society locked in a cycle of tyranny. © Elliott Franks / eyevine
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National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London
National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London, Great Britain.
Rehearsal 2nd September 2022. The live performance is on Sat 3rd September 2022. 32 outstanding young dancers from across England present a new contemporary work, exploring the relationship between movement, voice and music. Quartier Paradis dives into parallel universes where there is no clear endgame, a place built on the fantasy of greed for a power that continuously shifts. Where ritual, memories and ancestral heritage will keep you standing; revealing the alarming reality of a society locked in a cycle of tyranny. © Elliott Franks / eyevine
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National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London
National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London, Great Britain.
Rehearsal 2nd September 2022. The live performance is on Sat 3rd September 2022. 32 outstanding young dancers from across England present a new contemporary work, exploring the relationship between movement, voice and music. Quartier Paradis dives into parallel universes where there is no clear endgame, a place built on the fantasy of greed for a power that continuously shifts. Where ritual, memories and ancestral heritage will keep you standing; revealing the alarming reality of a society locked in a cycle of tyranny. © Elliott Franks / eyevine
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National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London
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Rehearsal 2nd September 2022. The live performance is on Sat 3rd September 2022. 32 outstanding young dancers from across England present a new contemporary work, exploring the relationship between movement, voice and music. Quartier Paradis dives into parallel universes where there is no clear endgame, a place built on the fantasy of greed for a power that continuously shifts. Where ritual, memories and ancestral heritage will keep you standing; revealing the alarming reality of a society locked in a cycle of tyranny. © Elliott Franks / eyevine
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National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London
National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London, Great Britain.
Rehearsal 2nd September 2022. The live performance is on Sat 3rd September 2022. 32 outstanding young dancers from across England present a new contemporary work, exploring the relationship between movement, voice and music. Quartier Paradis dives into parallel universes where there is no clear endgame, a place built on the fantasy of greed for a power that continuously shifts. Where ritual, memories and ancestral heritage will keep you standing; revealing the alarming reality of a society locked in a cycle of tyranny. © Elliott Franks / eyevine
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National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London
National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London, Great Britain.
Rehearsal 2nd September 2022. The live performance is on Sat 3rd September 2022. 32 outstanding young dancers from across England present a new contemporary work, exploring the relationship between movement, voice and music. Quartier Paradis dives into parallel universes where there is no clear endgame, a place built on the fantasy of greed for a power that continuously shifts. Where ritual, memories and ancestral heritage will keep you standing; revealing the alarming reality of a society locked in a cycle of tyranny. © Elliott Franks / eyevine
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National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London
National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London, Great Britain.
Rehearsal 2nd September 2022. The live performance is on Sat 3rd September 2022. 32 outstanding young dancers from across England present a new contemporary work, exploring the relationship between movement, voice and music. Quartier Paradis dives into parallel universes where there is no clear endgame, a place built on the fantasy of greed for a power that continuously shifts. Where ritual, memories and ancestral heritage will keep you standing; revealing the alarming reality of a society locked in a cycle of tyranny. © Elliott Franks / eyevine
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National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London
National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London, Great Britain.
Rehearsal 2nd September 2022. The live performance is on Sat 3rd September 2022. 32 outstanding young dancers from across England present a new contemporary work, exploring the relationship between movement, voice and music. Quartier Paradis dives into parallel universes where there is no clear endgame, a place built on the fantasy of greed for a power that continuously shifts. Where ritual, memories and ancestral heritage will keep you standing; revealing the alarming reality of a society locked in a cycle of tyranny. © Elliott Franks / eyevine
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National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London
National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London, Great Britain.
Rehearsal 2nd September 2022. The live performance is on Sat 3rd September 2022. 32 outstanding young dancers from across England present a new contemporary work, exploring the relationship between movement, voice and music. Quartier Paradis dives into parallel universes where there is no clear endgame, a place built on the fantasy of greed for a power that continuously shifts. Where ritual, memories and ancestral heritage will keep you standing; revealing the alarming reality of a society locked in a cycle of tyranny. © Elliott Franks / eyevine
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National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London
National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London, Great Britain.
Rehearsal 2nd September 2022. The live performance is on Sat 3rd September 2022. 32 outstanding young dancers from across England present a new contemporary work, exploring the relationship between movement, voice and music. Quartier Paradis dives into parallel universes where there is no clear endgame, a place built on the fantasy of greed for a power that continuously shifts. Where ritual, memories and ancestral heritage will keep you standing; revealing the alarming reality of a society locked in a cycle of tyranny. © Elliott Franks / eyevine
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National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London
National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London, Great Britain.
Rehearsal 2nd September 2022. The live performance is on Sat 3rd September 2022. 32 outstanding young dancers from across England present a new contemporary work, exploring the relationship between movement, voice and music. Quartier Paradis dives into parallel universes where there is no clear endgame, a place built on the fantasy of greed for a power that continuously shifts. Where ritual, memories and ancestral heritage will keep you standing; revealing the alarming reality of a society locked in a cycle of tyranny. © Elliott Franks / eyevine
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National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London
National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London, Great Britain.
Rehearsal 2nd September 2022. The live performance is on Sat 3rd September 2022. 32 outstanding young dancers from across England present a new contemporary work, exploring the relationship between movement, voice and music. Quartier Paradis dives into parallel universes where there is no clear endgame, a place built on the fantasy of greed for a power that continuously shifts. Where ritual, memories and ancestral heritage will keep you standing; revealing the alarming reality of a society locked in a cycle of tyranny. © Elliott Franks / eyevine
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National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London
National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London, Great Britain.
Rehearsal 2nd September 2022. The live performance is on Sat 3rd September 2022. 32 outstanding young dancers from across England present a new contemporary work, exploring the relationship between movement, voice and music. Quartier Paradis dives into parallel universes where there is no clear endgame, a place built on the fantasy of greed for a power that continuously shifts. Where ritual, memories and ancestral heritage will keep you standing; revealing the alarming reality of a society locked in a cycle of tyranny. © Elliott Franks / eyevine
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National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London
National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London, Great Britain.
Rehearsal 2nd September 2022. The live performance is on Sat 3rd September 2022. 32 outstanding young dancers from across England present a new contemporary work, exploring the relationship between movement, voice and music. Quartier Paradis dives into parallel universes where there is no clear endgame, a place built on the fantasy of greed for a power that continuously shifts. Where ritual, memories and ancestral heritage will keep you standing; revealing the alarming reality of a society locked in a cycle of tyranny. © Elliott Franks / eyevine
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National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London
National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London, Great Britain.
Rehearsal 2nd September 2022. The live performance is on Sat 3rd September 2022. 32 outstanding young dancers from across England present a new contemporary work, exploring the relationship between movement, voice and music. Quartier Paradis dives into parallel universes where there is no clear endgame, a place built on the fantasy of greed for a power that continuously shifts. Where ritual, memories and ancestral heritage will keep you standing; revealing the alarming reality of a society locked in a cycle of tyranny. © Elliott Franks / eyevine
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National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London
National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London, Great Britain.
Rehearsal 2nd September 2022. The live performance is on Sat 3rd September 2022. 32 outstanding young dancers from across England present a new contemporary work, exploring the relationship between movement, voice and music. Quartier Paradis dives into parallel universes where there is no clear endgame, a place built on the fantasy of greed for a power that continuously shifts. Where ritual, memories and ancestral heritage will keep you standing; revealing the alarming reality of a society locked in a cycle of tyranny. © Elliott Franks / eyevine
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National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London
National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London, Great Britain.
Rehearsal 2nd September 2022. The live performance is on Sat 3rd September 2022. 32 outstanding young dancers from across England present a new contemporary work, exploring the relationship between movement, voice and music. Quartier Paradis dives into parallel universes where there is no clear endgame, a place built on the fantasy of greed for a power that continuously shifts. Where ritual, memories and ancestral heritage will keep you standing; revealing the alarming reality of a society locked in a cycle of tyranny. © Elliott Franks / eyevine
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National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London
National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London, Great Britain.
Rehearsal 2nd September 2022. The live performance is on Sat 3rd September 2022. 32 outstanding young dancers from across England present a new contemporary work, exploring the relationship between movement, voice and music. Quartier Paradis dives into parallel universes where there is no clear endgame, a place built on the fantasy of greed for a power that continuously shifts. Where ritual, memories and ancestral heritage will keep you standing; revealing the alarming reality of a society locked in a cycle of tyranny. © Elliott Franks / eyevine
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National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London
National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London, Great Britain.
Rehearsal 2nd September 2022. The live performance is on Sat 3rd September 2022. 32 outstanding young dancers from across England present a new contemporary work, exploring the relationship between movement, voice and music. Quartier Paradis dives into parallel universes where there is no clear endgame, a place built on the fantasy of greed for a power that continuously shifts. Where ritual, memories and ancestral heritage will keep you standing; revealing the alarming reality of a society locked in a cycle of tyranny. © Elliott Franks / eyevine
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National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London
National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London, Great Britain.
Rehearsal 2nd September 2022. The live performance is on Sat 3rd September 2022. 32 outstanding young dancers from across England present a new contemporary work, exploring the relationship between movement, voice and music. Quartier Paradis dives into parallel universes where there is no clear endgame, a place built on the fantasy of greed for a power that continuously shifts. Where ritual, memories and ancestral heritage will keep you standing; revealing the alarming reality of a society locked in a cycle of tyranny. © Elliott Franks / eyevine
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National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London
National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London, Great Britain.
Rehearsal 2nd September 2022. The live performance is on Sat 3rd September 2022. 32 outstanding young dancers from across England present a new contemporary work, exploring the relationship between movement, voice and music. Quartier Paradis dives into parallel universes where there is no clear endgame, a place built on the fantasy of greed for a power that continuously shifts. Where ritual, memories and ancestral heritage will keep you standing; revealing the alarming reality of a society locked in a cycle of tyranny. © Elliott Franks / eyevine
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National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London
National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London, Great Britain.
Rehearsal 2nd September 2022. The live performance is on Sat 3rd September 2022. 32 outstanding young dancers from across England present a new contemporary work, exploring the relationship between movement, voice and music. Quartier Paradis dives into parallel universes where there is no clear endgame, a place built on the fantasy of greed for a power that continuously shifts. Where ritual, memories and ancestral heritage will keep you standing; revealing the alarming reality of a society locked in a cycle of tyranny. © Elliott Franks / eyevine
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National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London
National Youth Dance Company’s Quartier Paradis by Alesandra Seutin at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London, Great Britain.
Rehearsal 2nd September 2022. The live performance is on Sat 3rd September 2022. 32 outstanding young dancers from across England present a new contemporary work, exploring the relationship between movement, voice and music. Quartier Paradis dives into parallel universes where there is no clear endgame, a place built on the fantasy of greed for a power that continuously shifts. Where ritual, memories and ancestral heritage will keep you standing; revealing the alarming reality of a society locked in a cycle of tyranny. © Elliott Franks / eyevine
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