Voices
WELL SEASONED DIGITAL STAGE
Sadler’s Wells Digital Stage celebrates Black dance online, with a specially-curated programme of films, documentaries, podcasts and special →
CELEBRATING BLACK HISTORY MONTH AT SADLER’S WELLS
October is Black History Month, and at Sadler’s Wells we marked it by inviting Black colleagues to share →
Anti-racism at Sadler’s Wells
Our commitments, progress and plans to continue to address racism at and beyond Sadler’s Wells and work towards →
Standing in Solidarity: George Floyd
A year ago today, George Floyd was murdered. Especially in times of trauma, artists and artistic responses help to us to process our emotions and →
SW VOICES: MEET OUR APPRENTICES
To mark National Apprenticeship Week, we celebrate the contribution of three talented apprentices working at Sadler’s Wells: Campaign Marketing apprentice Amy Falla, Digital & Content apprentice Angharad Mainwaring and Breakin’ Convention Support apprentice Ryan McAneny. →
SW VOICES: GIGI GIANNELLA
In this month’s instalment, we speak to Duty House Manager Gigi Giannella about working in Front of House, his creative ventures at Sadler’s Wells and the inspiration behind them. →
SW Voices: Katy Stephens, Events Sales Executive
Katy Stephens joined us in September 2018 as Events Sales Executive. With over 20 years’ experience in London’s →
My first NYDC residency: I feel achy, accepted and privileged
National Youth Dance Company (NYDC), the UK’s leading incubator for young talent run by Sadler’s Wells, has started to rehearse its new piece, MADHEAD, under Botis Seva’s artistic guidance. The ensemble had their first residency at DanceEast in Ipswich in October. Among them is Harriet Musgrove, a 18-year-old dancer coming from Exmouth in Devon. Following the →
A Beginner’s Guide to Bharatanatyam – Darbar Voices
What are the themes behind bharatanatyam? How did the dance style get its name? In our final instalment →
A guide to the music of Bharatanatyam – Darbar Voices
Welcome to Darbar Voices, a four part blog series delving into the world of Indian classical dance in celebration of Darbar Festival, which returns to Sadler’s Wells in November with a dance programme curated by Akram Khan. Discover more about this discipline and hear directly from the artists and experts working in the field as →