National Youth Dance Company / Russell Maliphant

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For their latest stage work, NYDC collaborate with multi-award-winning choreographer and Sadler’s Wells Associate Artist, Russell Maliphant.

Forty outstanding young dancers present a new contemporary work, celebrating their individual talents and exploring the movement languages embodied within the group to create a dynamic and visually rich journey with a musical score by Dana Fouras and lighting design by Ryan Stafford.

NYDC has established a reputation for producing high-quality, critically acclaimed productions by leading choreographers including Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, Sharon Eyal, Damien Jalet, Michael Keegan-Dolan, Akram Khan, Jasmin Vardimon and Botis Seva.

"They are strong, skilful and ready for anything." - Daily Telegraph (on NYDC)

"Dancing bodies rarely look more beautiful than in the work of Russell Maliphant." - The Guardian

National Youth Dance Company is supported using public funding by Department for Education and Arts Council England.

Admission: £12/£8

Warnings: None. Ages 3+

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Photo credit: © Manuel Vason

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