• Adam Cooper's Shall We Dance

    30 Jul 2009

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    Laurence Olivier Award-nominee Adam Cooper brings his new dance production Shall We Dance to Sadler’s Wells as a tribute to the legendary American composer Richard Rodgers. Read more


Adam Cooper's Shall We Dance

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Showing at:Sadler's Wells

Box Office:0844 871 0090

Age:General

Genre:Dance

Adam Cooper's Shall We Dance is a tribute to the music of Richard Rodgers.

Sadler’s Wells, Raymond Gubbay and Askonas Holt present international dance sensation Cooper's first new production at Sadler’s Wells since his spectacular Les Liaisons Dangereuses in 2005.

Set to a score comprised entirely of melodies by Richard Rodgers, Adam Cooper's Shall We Dance tells the story of one man's extraordinary quest to find true love. His panoramic voyage transports audiences from the Orient to the Wild West by way of Russian folk dance, New York jazz and the delirious waltzes of a Viennese ballroom. Conceived and performed by award-winning dancer and choreographer Cooper, this brand new production thrills and seduces with an exhilarating blend of tap, jazz and classical dance.

Adam Cooper's Shall We Dance sees Rodgers's show-stopping score brought thrillingly to life by a full live orchestra.

Please note, under 5s are not admitted to Adam Cooper's Shall We Dance.

For more about Adam Cooper's Shall We Dance at Sadler's Wells, read the First Night Feature.

Performance Details

  • previews from: 23 Jul 2009
  • opening night: 29 Jul 2009
  • closing: 30 Aug 2009

show times: Tue-Sat 19:30, Mats Wed, Sat & Sun 14:30

ticket prices: £10-£50

duration: 2h

Sorry, information regarding cast and crew is unavailable at present.

Venue location map (external link)

address: Rosebery Avenue, London, United Kingdom, EC1R 4TN

nearest tube: Angel (250m)

nearest bus: 19, 38, 341, 171a (Bus stop outside theatre) Sadler’s Wells Express Bus to Farringdon, Waterloo and Victoria stations only leaves 8 mins after each evening performance.

parking: Car Park behind theatre – free space for disabled patrons – please book in advance.

air conditioned: Yes

Assisted Performance Booking Information

Access Booking:TEL 0844 871 0090 MINICOM 020 7863 8105 FAX 020 7863 8199 WEB www.sadlerswells.com/access (information only) EMAIL ticket.office@sadlerswells.com (enquiries only)

Accessible Facilities Venue Information

discounts: Discounts available for all disabled theatregoers who join the Access For All scheme. For more information call or write using the above details or email access@sadlerswells.com

limited mobility: Rows J and K in the Stalls and aisle seats have the most leg room.

access description: No steps through entrance on Rosebery Avenue into foyer through automatic doors. Textured flooring to Box Office straight ahead with lowered counters and induction loop. Information monitors above Box Office. Steps have handrails and highlights. Lifts to all levels on right hand side of foyer, or 42 steps to 1st Circle, 63 to 2nd Circle. Signage raised and repeated at wheelchair accessible height. Voice announcements, Braille signage and monitor in lifts.

hearing impaired: Infra-red system with 15 headsets – please book. Avoid back of Stalls. Collect headsets from shop. Deposit required.

guide dogs policy: Guide dogs allowed into auditorium (aisle seats are best) and staff available to dog-sit.

wheelchairs: 15 spaces for wheelchair users in rows J–K of Stalls and in Stalls side gallery. 6 spaces at 1st Circle – take the lift from the foyer (to right of entrance). Companions can sit next to you or nearby depending on how many of the spaces have been booked.

toilets: Men and women’s on 1st Circle and 2nd Circle levels, men’s in basement and women’s on mezzanine. Some toilets have large cubicles with grip rails.

disabled toilets: 5 adapted toilets by right-hand entrance to Stalls, by lifts to 1st Circle and 2nd Circle, at basement and mezzanine levels.

bars: Bars at Stalls, 1st Circle and 2nd Circle levels all have moveable seats and tables and accessible counters.

Shall We Dance at Sadler's Wells (Photo: Tristram Kenton)

Shall We Dance at Sadler's Wells (Photo: Tristram Kenton)