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The Summer/Autumn 2018 Season at Sadler’s Wells Tickets for the Summer/Autumn 2018 season are on public sale from Monday 26 February at 10am via www.sadlerswells.com and 020 7863 8000. Booking opens to members from Wednesday 21 February at 10am. Sadler’s Wells and Lilian Baylis Studio Ticket Office: 020 7863 8000 or sadlerswells.com The Peacock Ticket Office: 020 7863 8222 or peacocktheatre.com Press images can be downloaded from http://media.sadlerswells.com. Please contact the press office for login details on 020 7863 8126 The Summer/Autumn 2018 Season Brochure and Guide can be downloaded here. For further information or to arrange interviews or press tickets, please call the press representative listed for each production. The Summer/Autumn 2018 Season at Sadler’s Wells in detail: The Tap Pack THE PEACOCK Tuesday 1 - Saturday 19 May Tickets: £15 - £45 Inspired by the kings of swing: Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jnr, The Tap Pack brings a new, exhilarating energy to a timeless style. With slick suits, sharp wit and songs from Sinatra to Ed Sheeran, Australia’s finest tap dancing performers are a cocktail of pure entertainment, serving up classics with a twist, with a live four-piece band. Press night: Wednesday 2 May at 7.30pm Press contact: Caroline Ansdell on 020 7863 8125 or caroline.ansdell@sadlerswells.com Akram Khan Company LILIAN BAYLIS STUDIO Portraits in Otherness WORLD PREMIERE Tuesday 5 - Friday 8 June Tickets: £17 Portraits in Otherness is a new platform initiated by Akram Khan and his producer Farooq Chaudhry, seeking to transfer the intangible values and philosophy of Akram Khan Company to a new generation of talents.

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They invite four highly charismatic and distinctive dance artists to present solo work: Joy Alpuerto Ritter, Ching-Ying Chien, Dickson Mbi and Maya Dong, each embodying the echoes and primitive beauty of many dance languages both learned and inherited. Maya Dong and Dickson Mbi: Tuesday 5 & Wednesday 6 June at 8pm Ching-Ying Chien and Joy Alpuerto Ritter: Thursday 7 & Friday 8 June at 8pm A Sadler’s Wells co-production Akram Khan is a Sadler’s Wells Associate Artist Press nights: Tuesday 5 & Thursday 7 June at 8pm Press contact: Caroline Ansdell on 020 7863 8125 or caroline.ansdell@sadlerswells.com Birmingham Royal Ballet Romeo & Juliet Tuesday 12 & Wednesday 13 June Tickets: £12 - £45; £12 - £35 (Wednesday matinee) Kenneth MacMillian’s masterpiece returns to Sadler’s Wells for the first time since 2010. Set to the stirring Prokofiev score, played live by the Royal Ballet Sinfonia, Birmingham Royal Ballet presents Romeo & Juliet, the famous tragedy of two star-crossed lovers told through some of the most ardent pas de deux ever choreographed. Press night: Tuesday 12 June at 7.30pm Press contact: Emma Cann on 0121 245 3505 or emmacann@brb.org.uk Alexandra Waierstall LILIAN BAYLIS STUDIO And here we meet UK PREMIERE Thursday 14 & Friday 15 June Tickets: £17 Together with dancers Dani Brown, Evangelia Randou and composer HAUSCHKA, Alexandra Waierstall delves into hidden geographies, abandoned cities and no man’s lands, and investigates the relationship between man and woman, the environment and choreography. With an acute sense of musicality and the body’s materiality, Waierstall, a distinctive new voice from Germany, creates a convincing world where new relationships arise between language, movement and space. Contains nudity Press night: Thursday 14 June at 7.30pm Press contact: Dan Macarthur on 020 7863 8114 or dan.macarthur@sadlerswells.com Birmingham Royal Ballet In the Upper Room mixed programme WORLD PREMIERE Friday 15 & Saturday 16 June Tickets: £12 - £45

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In this triple bill, Twyla Tharp’s monochrome In the Upper Room is set ablaze by energetic choreography and red pointe shoes. The virtuosity of ballet technique is glorified by Sadler’s Wells New Wave Associate and former Birmingham Royal Ballet dancer Alexander Whitley in Kin, plus new work by George Williamson as part of the Ballet Now programme. Pre-show talk: Saturday 16 June at 6.30pm (free to BRB Friends and same day ticket holders) Press night: Friday 15 June 7:30pm Press contact: Emma Cann on 0121 245 3505 or emmacann@brb.org.uk AΦE LILIAN BAYLIS STUDIO WHIST Tuesday 19 - Saturday 23 June Tickets: £12 Inspired by the work of Sigmund Freud, WHIST invites you on a journey into the unconscious mind, through the dreams, fears and desires of a fictional family. This one-hour experience merges physical theatre, interactive Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) technologies and an art installation, in an environment that blurs the boundaries between consciousness and unconsciousness, reality and fiction, the physical and the virtual, exploring the story from one of the 76 different perspectives. Press night: Tuesday 19 June at 7pm Press contact: Caroline Ansdell on 020 7863 8125 or caroline.ansdell@sadlerswells.com Semperoper Ballett (Dresden) All Forsythe Thursday 21 - Saturday 23 June Tickets: £12 - £27 Based in Dresden, the Semperoper Ballett is internationally renowned for its distinguished ballet technique with both classical and contemporary repertoire. This triple bill of works by the visionary William Forsythe compliments the dancers’ technical expertise and physical prowess. Opening the programme is the groundbreaking In the Middle, Somewhat Elevated, a work that famously changed ballet forever with its deconstruction of the classical ballet technique. Neue Suite is made up of a series of pas de deux, choreographed between 1987 and 1999, set to music by Bach, Berio and Handel. Finally, lit by a single spotlight, 11 dancers cavort around a winding wooden wall in the energetic and expeditious Enemy in the Figure. Press night: Thursday 21 June at 7.30pm Press contact: Eugénie Dunster on 020 7863 8122 or eugenie.dunster@sadlerswells.com Nederlands Dans Theater 1 León & Lightfoot / Pite / Goecke Tuesday 26 - Friday 29 June Tickets: £12 - £40

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The celebrated NDT returns with a revelatory programme featuring two works by resident

choreographers Sol León and Paul Lightfoot: Shoot the Moon, an exploration of hidden emotions

to a score by Philip Glass, and Stop-Motion, an attempt to capture the past, set to Max Richter’s

haunting music.

There’s a battle for control in The Statement, created by Sadler’s Wells Associate Artist Crystal

Pite with playwright Jonathon Young, the masterminds behind the Oliver Award-winning

Betroffenheit. And Marco Goecke takes inspiration from the music of Jeff Buckley in the emotion-

driven Woke up Blind. Pite and Goecke are both NDT Associate Choreographers.

“One of world dance’s truly great companies” The Telegraph

Crystal Pite is a Sadler’s Wells Associate Artist

Press night: Tuesday 26 June at 7.30pm

Press contact: Dan Macarthur on 020 7863 8114 or dan.macarthur@sadlerswells.com

Hofesh Shechter Company Grand Finale Wednesday 4 - Saturday 7 July Tickets: £12 - £32 Sadler’s Wells Associate Artist Hofesh Shechter is known for his distinctive mix of dance, theatre and music. After a successful run last Autumn, Grand Finale returns with its vision of a world in freefall that is both bleak and beautiful. 10 dancers move with anarchic energy through a series of monolithic structures in Tom Scutt’s design, driven on by Shechter’s original music played live by an on-stage band. Grand Finale is at once wild, mesmerising and deeply elegiac. Age Guidance: 14+ Hofesh Shechter is a Sadler’s Wells Associate Artist Press night: Wednesday 4 July at 7.30pm Press contact: Cliona Roberts on cliona@crpr.co.uk or 0207 704 6224 Company of Elders LILIAN BAYLIS STUDIO Mixed Bill WORLD PREMIERE Friday 6 July Tickets: £12; £6 concessions Since 1989, Company of Elders, Sadler’s Wells’ inspirational resident over-60s performance company, has been demonstrating the power of lifelong creativity and proving it is never too late to start dancing. In this mixed bill they bring new work from three exciting female choreographers: Holly Blakey, Adrienne Hart and Seeta Patel. Showcasing their own unique style, these choreographers will draw out new ways of moving from this established company. A Sadler’s Wells 20th Anniversary Commission Press night: Friday 6 July at 8pm

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Press contact: Caroline Ansdell on 020 7863 8125 or caroline.ansdell@sadlerswells.com Latitude Festival OFFSITE Thursday 12 - Sunday 15 July Tickets: £197.50 (Adult weekend ticket in standard camping) Since 2008 Sadler’s Wells has presented dance at Latitude, to audiences in excess of 80,000 people across the years. This summer we return to the festival for the 11th consecutive year, presenting a diverse programme on the Waterfront Stage. Full line-up to be announced. Press contact: Eugénie Dunster on 020 7863 8122 or eugenie.dunster@sadlerswells.com L-E-V Love Chapter 2 UK PREMIERE Friday 13 & Saturday 14 July Tickets: £20 Following her guest artistic direction of NYDC, Sadler’s Wells’ newest Associate Artist Sharon Eyal brings L-E-V, the Israeli company that she heads up alongside Gai Behar, in its first reappearance since its Sadler’s Wells Debut in 2016. OCD Love, with its focus on the heart through the lens of obsessive-compulsive disorder, elicited critical and audience praise alike. Love Chapter 2 builds on those themes with an even darker take on loneliness, despair and the search for connection, in Eyal and Behar’s trademark club-like atmosphere, enhanced with a score by music collaborator Ori Lichtik. Sharon Eyal was appointed an Associate Artist in the 20th anniversary year. Love Chapter 2 is the second of four presentations of her work at Sadler’s Wells in 2018. “A grave beauty” The Guardian on OCD Love Sharon Eyal is a Sadler’s Wells Associate Artist Press night: Friday 13 July at 7.30pm Press contact: Caroline Ansdell on 020 7863 8125 or caroline.ansdell@sadlerswells.com Company Wayne McGregor Autobiography Thursday 26 - Saturday 28 July Tickets: £12 - £32 For 25 years, Sadler’s Wells Associate Artist Wayne McGregor has made choreography that interrogates life through the experience of the body. Now McGregor turns his attention to the body as archive, with a dance portrait illuminated by the sequencing of his own genome. In a continuous reimagining, Autobiography is reinvented at each performance, assembled from a collection of choreographic volumes which unfold uniquely every time. Wayne McGregor is joined by collaborators: electronic musician and producer Jlin, designer Ben Cullen-Williams, lighting designer Lucy Carter, artist and designer Aitor Throup and dramaturg Uzma Hameed.

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“Mesmerisingly good” The Guardian A Sadler’s Wells co-production Wayne McGregor is a Sadler’s Wells Associate Artist Company Wayne McGregor is a Resident Company Press night: Thursday 26 July at 7.30pm Press contact: Dan Macarthur on 020 7863 8114 or dan.macarthur@sadlerswells.com Carmen La Cubana UK PREMIERE Wednesday 1 - Saturday 18 August Tickets: £15 - £68 Carmen La Cubana is a seductive new musical featuring Bizet’s classic score flavoured with authentic Cuban styles. Inspired by Oscar Hammerstein II’s Broadway hit Carmen Jones, Christopher Renshaw (The King and I) directs this UK premiere, with new orchestrations by Tony Award-winner Alex Lacamoire (Hamilton & Dear Evan Hansen), mixing opera with salsa, mambo, rumba and cha-cha-cha and including musical favourites such as Habanera. Featuring a cast of over 40 singers, dancers and musicians, Carmen La Cubana is a sultry take on one of the most famous operas ever created, set against the simmering turmoil of the Cuban Revolution in 1958. “Hugely enjoyable and sexy... a fantastic adaptation” Le Parisien Audio described performance: Saturday 11 August at 2.30pm Touch Tour: Saturday 11 August at 12.45pm Press night: Thursday 2 August at 7.30pm Press contact: Caroline Ansdell on 020 7863 8125 or caroline.ansdell@sadlerswells.com Wilderness Festival OFFSITE Thursday 2 - Sunday 5 August Tickets: £168.50 (Adult weekend ticket) Sadler’s Wells presents work for the third year at Wilderness, the award-winning arts festival in Oxfordshire. Full line-up to be announced. Press contact: Eugénie Dunster on 020 7863 8122 or eugenie.dunster@sadlerswells.com Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo THE PEACOCK Tuesday 11 - Saturday 22 September Tickets: £15 - £38 The award-winning all-male comedy ballet company, Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo (simply “The Trocks” to their friends) storms back to The Peacock with two programmes of side-splitting send-ups and hilarious homages to classical ballet.

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Programme A includes Swan Lake (Act II), Trovatiara and The Little Humpback Horse. Programme B features Les Sylphides, Napoli and Raymonda’s Wedding. Press nights: Programme A, Wednesday 12 September at 7.30pm Programme B, Tuesday 18 September at 7.30pm Press contact: Simon Harper on 07810 863408 or simonharperpr@gmail.com Natalia Osipova Pure Dance WORLD PREMIERE Wednesday 12 - Sunday 16 September Tickets: £12 - £60 Superstar ballerina Natalia Osipova returns to Sadler’s Wells with a programme of dance works exploring both contemporary and classical repertoire rarely seen in the UK, including new commissions by Alexei Ratmansky and Iván Pérez. It features special guest David Hallberg – a Principal dancer with American Ballet Theatre. The full programme and further details of Osipova’s special guests will be announced soon. “A spirit of joy, of technical bravura, of sheerest delight” Financial Times on Natalia Osipova A Sadler’s Wells 20th Anniversary Commission A Sadler’s Wells Production Press Night: Thursday 13 September at 7.30pm Press Contact: Eugénie Dunster on 020 7863 8122 or eugenie.dunster@sadlerswells.com English National Ballet Lest We Forget Thursday 20 - Saturday 29 September Tickets: £12 - £60 To commemorate 100 years since the end of the First World War, English National Ballet revives its “moving and ambitious” (The Independent) triptych reflecting the experiences of those who fought, and those who stayed behind. The programme features works by two Sadler’s Wells Associate Artists: Russell Maliphant’s Second Breath and Akram Khan’s award-winning Dust. Also presented is Liam Scarlett’s No Man’s Land, an evocative piece that intertwines the destinies of the soldiers and munition workers. “True to its title - it stays with you long after curtain-down” Daily Telegraph Press night: Thursday 20 September at 7.30pm Press contact: Rob James at 020 7590 2933 or Robert.James@ballet.org.uk New English Ballet Theatre THE PEACOCK The Four Seasons / Remembrance Thursday 27 - Saturday 29 September Tickets: £18 - £42

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A company dedicated to nurturing emerging talent, New English Ballet Theatre returns with two contrasting works. Former English National Ballet soloist and choreographer Jenna Lee takes Max Richter’s vibrant re-composition of Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons as the foundation for her neoclassical ballet. Created by world-renowned choreographer Wayne Eagling, Remembrance is inspired by Marie Rambert’s life during the Great War and is set to Handel’s Ode for St Cecilia’s Day, played live by The English Concert with chorus and soloists. Press night: Thursday 27 September at 7.30pm Press contact: Judy Lipsey on 0207 292 8366 or Judy.Lipsey@premiercomms.com Taj Express THE PEACOCK Tuesday 2 - Saturday 20 October Tickets: £15 - £45 Vaibhavi and Shruti Merchant’s glitzy Bollywood extravaganza is set to dazzle once more as it returns to The Peacock. Featuring music by Academy Award-winning composer A.R. Rahman, and Bollywood composers, Salim & Sulaiman Merchant and Monty Sharma, Taj Express showcases a fusion of classical Indian and contemporary dance in a celebration of the world’s most prolific film industry. Press night: Tuesday 2 October at 7.30pm Press contact: Eugénie Dunster on 020 7863 8122 or eugenie.dunster@sadlerswells.com William Forsythe A Quiet Evening of Dance WORLD PREMIERE Thursday 4 - Saturday 6 October Tickets: £12 - £27 William Forsythe is one of the foremost choreographers of his generation. For this unusual configuration of new and existing work, Forsythe creates an intimate, pure evening of choreography, stripped down to its essence. The works range from sparse analytic condensation to baroque inspired counterpoint. The intricate phrasing of the dancers’ breath is the primary accompaniment for a distillation of the geometric origins of classical ballet. The evening is performed by seven of Forsythe’s most trusted collaborators who promise to provide insight into the workings of ballet and the mind of the man who has dedicated his work to this task. A Sadler’s Wells 20th Anniversary Commission A Sadler’s Wells Production Director’s Conversation: Friday 5 October at 6pm Press performance: Thursday 4 October at 7.30pm Press contact: Dan Macarthur on 020 7863 8114 or dan.macarthur@sadlerswells.com Young Associates LILIAN BAYLIS STUDIO Mixed Bill WORLD PREMIERE

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Tuesday 9 & Wednesday 10 October Tickets: £12; £6 concessions This exciting mixed bill is the first opportunity to see the work of the inaugural Young Associates, Sadler’s Wells’ new programme that aims to both celebrate and support young artists under the age of 25, as they embark on their choreographic careers. In their Sadler’s Wells debuts, burgeoning choreographers Anthony Matsena, Wilhelmina Ojanen, Ruby Portus and Christopher Thomas showcase the innovative talent and original voices that mark them out as choreographers to watch. A Sadler’s Wells 20th Anniversary Commission A Sadler’s Wells Production Press performance: Tuesday 9 October at 8pm Press contact: Caroline Ansdell on 020 7863 8125 or caroline.ansdell@sadlerswells.com

Julie Cunningham / Alesandra Seutin / Botis Seva Reckonings WORLD PREMIERE Thursday 11 - Saturday 13 October To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the current theatre, Sadler’s Wells presents three commissions by a new generation of UK based dance-makers: Julie Cunningham, Alesandra Seutin and Botis Seva. Julie Cunningham recently launched Julie Cunningham Company after 15 years of dancing with the renowned Merce Cunningham Dance Company and Michael Clark Company. Alesandra Seutin founded Vocab Dance Company in 2007 and has been making work, performing and teaching internationally for over a decade. Botis Seva and his collective Far From the Norm have previously performed at Sadler’s Wells with Breakin’ Convention, and curated a Wild Card evening. Using the foundations of hip hop, Seva has created a physical dance language of his own. Reckonings showcases distinctive voices who help us see the world in a different light. A Sadler’s Wells 20th Anniversary Commission A Sadler’s Wells Production Press night: Thursday 11 October at 7.30pm Press contact: Caroline Ansdell on 020 7863 8125 or caroline.ansdell@sadlerswells.com Dein Perry's Tap Dogs THE PEACOCK Tuesday 23 October - Saturday 10 November Tickets: £17 - £45 Dein Perry's multi award-winning Tap Dogs returns to the London stage, showcasing high voltage, rugged, raw talent. The global smash hit has appeared in over 330 cities on six continents and has been seen live by over 12 million people. A worldwide television audience of over 3.4 billion saw 1,000 Tap Dogs performing in the Opening Ceremony of the Sydney Olympics.

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“Positively electrifying” The New York Observer Press night: Wednesday 24 October at 7.30pm Press contact: Eugénie Dunster on 020 7863 8122 or eugenie.dunster@sadlerswells.com Birmingham Repertory Theatre THE PEACOCK The Snowman ™ Thursday 22 November - Sunday 30 December Tickets: £15 - £38 Based on the much-loved book by Raymond Briggs and film directed by Dianne Jackson and produced by John Coates, this festive stage show has transported generations of children to the wintery wonderland of a boy and his magical snowman. With a wonderful mix of exquisite dancing choreographed by Robert North and Howard Blake’s music performed live, including Walking in the Air, Bill Alexander directs the enchanting show, which has design by Ruari Murchison and lighting by Tim Mitchell. By arrangement with Snowman Enterprises Limited (A Penguin Company) and Chester Music Limited. Press performance: Saturday 24 November at 11am Press contact: Caroline Ansdell on 020 7863 8125 or caroline.ansdell@sadlerswells.com New Adventures Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake Tuesday 4 December 2018 - Sunday 27 January 2019 Tickets: £12 - £72 Swan Lake returns with a fresh look for the 21st century. Retaining the iconic elements of the original, Sadler’s Wells Associate Artist Matthew Bourne and award-winning designers Lez Brotherston (set and costumes) and Paule Constable (lighting) will create a re-imagining of the classic production. Thrilling, audacious and emotive, this Swan Lake is perhaps best known for replacing the female corps-de-ballet with a menacing male ensemble. Collecting over 30 international accolades including an Olivier and three Tony Awards, Bourne’s powerful interpretation of Tchaikovsky’s masterpiece is a passionate and contemporary Swan Lake for our times. Matthew Bourne is a Sadler’s Wells Associate Artist Press night: Wednesday 12 December at 7.30pm Press contact: Amy Barder or Simon Raw at Raw PR on 020 3829 0930 or amy@rawpr.co.uk / simon@rawpr.co.uk Digital plans In a new partnership with the BBC, Sadler’s Wells curates and creates four 30-minute artist-led films for broadcast on BBC Four this April as part of the channel’s dance season. Each film introduces audiences to a different dance artist from diverse backgrounds and styles, taking us behind the scenes to observe them at different points in their career as they create new work or

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prepare for a new performance. Including extended sequences of performance, each film offers viewers a unique insight into the world of dance in Britain today. Acclaimed former Royal Ballet Principal, 43-year-old Zenaida Yanowsky, plans to overcome knee surgery and fight her body back to fitness to perform one of ballet’s best-known solos, The Dying Swan, marking one of her last public performances. Transitioning from his street dance roots to contemporary dance, Dickson Mbi prepares to choreograph and perform his first contemporary dance solo for an evening curated by Akram Khan Company. Audacious and funny, Leeds-based Carlos Pons Guerra’s darkly humorous, highly theatrical and physical work often explores questions of gender and sexual identity. Now for the first time, he choreographs a new children’s production, Penguins, for Birmingham Repertory Theatre, which tells the true story of two male penguins raising a chick. Experimental and highly original, Shobana Jeyasingh reveals the research and creative process for her new work Contagion, which evokes the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic that killed over 50 million people. Production Company: Sadler’s Wells & ClearStory Director: Glen Milner Producer for Sadler’s Wells: Bia Oliveira Executive Producers: Russell Barnes, Molly Milton, Alistair Spalding Exec Producer for BBC: Emma Cahusac Sadler’s Wells is also partnering with Channel 4’s Random Acts to commission three original films from Julie Cunningham, Alesandra Seutin and Botis Seva for broadcast later in the year. Linked to the new works the artists are creating for Reckonings in the 20th Anniversary week, the films will be creative entities in their own right, offering the three distinctive younger artists an opportunity to tell their stories in a different medium to a wider audience. Random Acts is Channel 4's short film strand dedicated to the arts, founded in 2011. Random Acts represent the worlds of art, music, dance, animation, spoken word, performance, plus uncategorisable combinations of the above, pushing boundaries, provoking thought and playing with form. The strand showcases work from as diverse a range of creative people as possible from across the UK and beyond - giving breaks to new talent and premiering work by established ones. Random Acts is commissioned by Catherine Bray and produced by Little Dot Studios. Celestial Bodies is a new virtual reality experience adapted from Alexander Whitley’s production 8 Minutes, which premiered at the theatre in June 2017 and was commissioned as part of the New Wave Associates programme. This is the first arts-inspired experience made by the Guardian’s award-winning VR team, with the Alexander Whitley Dance Company in association with Sadler’s Wells. It uses the latest 360 and motion capture technology to explore the human relationship with the Sun, enabling viewers to get closer to the dancers. Audiences can preview it at Sadler’s Wells’ Sampled festival on 2 & 3 February 2018 and it will be available soon on VR platforms (Daydream, Cardboard, YouTube 360, HTC Vive).

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PRESS CONTACTS FOR THE SUMMER / AUTUMN 2018 SEASON:

Dates Show Press Contact Contact Details Press Night

1 - 19 May Tap Pack Caroline Ansdell 020 7863 8125 or caroline.ansdell@sadlerswells.com

Wednesday 2 May at 7.30pm

5 - 8 June Akram Khan Company Caroline Ansdell 020 7863 8125 or caroline.ansdell@sadlerswells.com

Tuesday 5 & Thursday 7 June at 8pm

12 & 13 June Birmingham Royal Ballet Emma Cann 0121 245 3505 or emmacann@brb.org.uk

Tuesday 12 June at 7.30pm

14 & 15 June Alexandra Waierstall Dan Macarthur 020 7863 8114 or dan.macarthur@sadlerswells.com

Thursday 14 June at 8pm

15 & 16 June Birmingham Royal Ballet Emma Cann 0121 245 3505 or emmacann@brb.org.uk

Friday 15 June at 7.30pm

19 - 23 June AOE Eugénie Dunster 020 7863 8122 or eugenie.dunster@sadlerswells.com

Tuesday 19 June at 7pm

21 - 23 June Semperoper Ballett - All Forsythe

Eugénie Dunster 020 7863 8122 or eugenie.dunster@sadlerswells.com

Thursday 21 June at 7.30pm

26 - 29 June Nederlands Dans Theater 1 Dan Macarthur 020 7863 8114 or dan.macarthur@sadlerswells.com

Tuesday 26 June at 7.30pm

4 - 7 July Hofesh Shechter Company Cliona Roberts cliona@crpr.co.uk or 0207 704 6224 Wednesday 4 July at 7.30pm

6 July Company of Elders Caroline Ansdell 020 7863 8125 or caroline.ansdell@sadlerswells.com

Friday 6 July at 8pm

12 - 15 July Latitude Festival Eugénie Dunster 020 7863 8122 or eugenie.dunster@sadlerswells.com

13 & 14 July L-E-V Caroline Ansdell 020 7863 8125 or caroline.ansdell@sadlerswells.com

Friday 13 July at 7.30pm

26 - 28 July Wayne McGregor Dan Macarthur 020 7863 8114 or dan.macarthur@sadlerswells.com

Thursday 26 July at 7.30pm

1 - 19 August Carmen La Cubana Caroline Ansdell 020 7863 8125 or caroline.ansdell@sadlerswells.com

Thursday 2 August at 7.30pm

2 - 5 August Wilderness Festival Eugénie Dunster 020 7863 8122 or eugenie.dunster@sadlerswells.com

11 - 22 September Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo

Simon Harper 07810 863408 or simonharperpr@gmail.com

Programme A, Wednesday 12 September at 7.30pm

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Programme B, Tuesday 18 September at 7.30pm

12 - 16 September Natalia Osipova Eugénie Dunster 020 7863 8122 or eugenie.dunster@sadlerswells.com

Thursday 13 September at 7.30pm

20 - 29 September English National Ballet Rob James 020 7590 2933 or Robert.James@ballet.org.uk

Thursday 20 September at 7.30pm

27 - 29 September New English Ballet Theatre Judy Lipsey

0207 292 8366 or Judy.Lipsey@premiercomms.com

Thursday 27 September at 7.30pm

2 - 19 October Taj Express Eugénie Dunster 020 7863 8122 or eugenie.dunster@sadlerswells.com

Tuesday 2 October at 7.30pm

4 - 6 October Forsythe – A Quiet Evening of Dance

Dan Macarthur 020 7863 8114 or dan.macarthur@sadlerswells.com

Thursday 4 October at 7.30pm

9 & 10 October Young Associate Artists Caroline Ansdell 020 7863 8125 or caroline.ansdell@sadlerswells.com

Tuesday 9 October at 8pm

11 - 13 October Reckonings Caroline Ansdell 020 7863 8125 or caroline.ansdell@sadlerswells.com

Thursday 11 October at 7.30pm

23 October - 10 November

Tap Dogs Eugénie Dunster 020 7863 8122 or eugenie.dunster@sadlerswells.com

Tuesday 24 October at 7.30pm

22 November - 27 January

Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake

Amy Barder or Simon Raw

Amy Barder or Simon Raw at Raw PR on 020 3829 0930 or amy@rawpr.co.uk / simon@rawpr.co.uk

Wednesday 12 December at 7.30pm

22 November - 30 December

The Snowman Caroline Ansdell 020 7863 8125 or caroline.ansdell@sadlerswells.com

Saturday 24 November at 11am