New shows on sale
We've just announced our brand new season of performance and dance, starring world-class artists and compaWe've just announced a whole host of new performance and dance shows, starring world-class artists and companies bringing exciting contemporary shows to our stages.
Tickets have just gone on sale, so take a look below to see what's coming up next spring and summer.
Dewey Dell: The Rite of Spring
THU 23 – SAT 25 JAN
The dance and performing arts company reimagines Stravinsky's revolutionary work with raw, primal energy, offering a fresh perspective on the timeless score.
Robyn Orlin: We wear our wheels with pride
FR 21 & SAT 22 MAR
A tribute to the spirit of the Rainbow Nation, Robyn Orlin’s ‘rickshaw dance’ is infused with a joyous thirst for life and an unyielding strength of resistance.
Holly Blakey: A Wound with Teeth & Phantom
WED 9 – FRI 11 APR
Choreographer Holly Blakey delves into the deeply personal and universal experience of loss and reinvention in two new dance works.
Post-show talk: Wed 9 Apr.
Audio Description available: Thu 10 Apr.
In C
TUE 29 & WED 30 APR
Dance company Sasha Waltz & Guests and London Sinfonietta join forces to present their vision of Terry Riley’s In C, a trailblazing piece of musical minimalism.
Rambert x (La)Horde: Bring Your Own
WED 7 – SAT 10 MAY
We’re crashing an after-party; you coming? In this epic collaboration with (La)Horde, Rambert dancers bring their full selves to the French company’s work.
Post-show talk: Thu 8 May.
Audio Description available: Fri 9 May, 7.30pm.
Łukasz Twarkowski: The Employees
THU 16 – SUN 19 JAN
Fans of Kubrick take note: Polish director Łukasz Twarkowski directs the UK debut of this visually stunning dark satire set on a spaceship carrying people and humanoid robots.
Nature Theater of Oklahoma: No President
WED 9 – FRI 11 JUL
A story ballet of enlightenment in two immoral acts, No President takes on show business with a showdown between rival troupes of former actors and ex-dancers.
Wed 9 Jul: Post-show talk.
All performances are Captioned.
Morgan Jay: The Goofy Guy Tour
SAT 31 MAY
Morgan Jay brings his unique blend of music and comedy to the stage with songs about love and dating.
Stewart Lee vs The Man-Wulf
SAT 5 – SUN 13 JUL
In a brand new show, Lee shares the stage with a tough-talking werewolf comedian who hates humanity.
Speech-to-Text transcribed (STT): Sun 13 Jul, 3.30pm.
1927: Please Right Back
SAT 21 DEC – SUN 5 JAN
Combining handcrafted animation and bold storytelling, Please Right Back sweeps us into a magical, mischievous world of pure inventiveness.
★★★★★ ‘a genuinely masterful and unique theatrical experience for the whole family’ British Theatre Guide
Relaxed performance: Mon 30 Dec.
Captioned: Thu 2 Jan.
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