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Dance debuts

There’s just a week to go until Ballet national de Marseille and (LA)HORDE perform their first major presentation in London, an exciting and diverse programme of contemporary dance.

In April, our new season opens with Hofesh Shechter’s From England with Love, a playful and poignant new work performed by Shechter II.

And that’s not all: read on to see the thrilling choreographers and companies from around the world that we’ll be welcoming over the next few months.

 

 

 

 

Ballet and beyond

Ballet national de Marseille: Roommates

Ballet national de Marseille: Roommates

FRI 1 – SUN 3 MAR

Don’t miss the chance to see Ballet national de Marseille perform an explosive celebration of contemporary choreography. The programme includes pieces selected by their directors, the acclaimed dance collective (LA)HORDE, including a work by (LA)HORDE; hyper-realist dance theatre by Peeping Tom; a contemporary vision from Claude Brumachon and Benjamin Lamarche; the minimalism of Lucinda Childs; and a genre-clashing collaboration between Cecilia Bengolea and François Chaignaud.

Hofesh Shechter: From England with Love

Hofesh Shechter: From England with Love

WED 17 –⁠ SAT 20 APR

England’s complex identity takes centre stage in Hofesh Shechter’s compelling new dance work for Shechter II. Performed to a rich score that clashes the refined melodies of English composers with raging rock music, it’s a playful and poignant peek into the heart and soul of this many-faceted place.

Audio Description available: Fri 19 Apr, 7.30pm

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Nadia Beugré: L’Homme rare

LIFT 2024: Nadia Beugré – L’Homme rare

WED 12 & THU 13 JUN

With innovative choreography and staging, choreographer Nadia Beugré brings perceptions of gender, and how we view and objectify bodies, into stark relief.

Part of London International Festival of Theatre.

Audio Description available: Thu 13 Jun, 7.30pm

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Coming up

Crazy Smooth: In My Body

Crazy Smooth: In My Body

THU 18 – SAT 20 JUL

Bodies become dance battlegrounds in this street dance performance about the highs and lows of ageing in hip-hop, taken from intergenerational dancers’ personal stories.

Audio Description and Touch Tour available: Fri 19 Jul, 7.30pm

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Qudus Onikeku’s Re:INCARNATION

Qudus Onikeku’s Re:INCARNATION

WED 18 & THU 19 SEP

Nigeria’s celebrated QDance Company explodes onto the stage with this exuberant performance by ten young dancers and two musicians, in an ode to the richness of Nigerian culture.

‘a tremendous piece’ Montreal Rampage

Audio Description and Touch Tour available: Thu 19 Sep, 7.30pm

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Chunky Move: 4/4

Chunky Move: 4/4

FRI 8 & SAT 9 NOV

In this distinct dance work, eight dancers perform Antony Hamilton’s blueprint for choreographic precision and physical endurance, creating a stark symphony of mesmerising movement.

★★★★★ ‘Embodied, rigorous and sensorially spectacular, Chunky Move’s latest dance work will linger long past the final beat.’ ArtsHub

Audio Description and Touch Tour available: Sat 9 Nov, 3pm

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New comedy gold

Kanan Gill: WHAT IS THIS?

Kanan Gill: WHAT IS THIS?

WED 15 MAY

One of India’s best stand-ups returns to the UK with a show about nothing (but what does nothing mean?), with his head buried in the sands of comedy.

Dragons and Mythical Beasts

Spring Family Fun

FRI 29 MAR – SUN 2 JUN

Join us during the Easter holiday and May half-term for thrilling performances starring mythical beasts, rhythmic grooves, marvellous music and more.

Dance Re-imagined

WED 6 MAR

The London Philharmonic Orchestra and Principal Conductor Edward Gardner join forces with choreographer Wayne McGregor in the dazzling, cross-artform A Body for Harnasie.

 

 


Royal Festival Hall from the Hungerford Bridge

The Royal Festival Hall’s Level 2 foyers are getting a refresh

Exciting changes are underway – from Tuesday 20 February we’re making improvements to the Royal Festival Hall’s Level 2 foyer spaces, as we work to bring you a brand new cafe, bar, shop and Ticket Office. Thanks for your patience during the upgrades.

Throughout the refurbishment, the Queen Elizabeth Hall’s Concrete Cafe and Ticket Office are open daily from 10am, and the National Poetry Library, Members’ Lounge and Mandela Walk shop are open as usual.

Carmen

WED 27 MAR – SAT 6 APR | SADLER’S WELS

With its fiery drama and iconic music, Carmen never ceases to thrill. In this reimagined version, choreographer Johan Inger takes audiences deep into the passions and dark undercurrents of the original story – imbuing the enduring tale with new resonance.

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