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London Shows Archive

Nine Night

Closed: 23 February 2019 - Trafalgar Studios 1

After a rapturous response at the National Theatre, the transfer of Natasha Gordon’s debut play, Nine Night, is into its final weeks at Trafalgar Studios. The touching play explores the world… Read More

Nine Songs

Closed: 23 February 2014 - Sadler’s Wells

The first contemporary dance company from a Chinese speaking community, Cloud Gate presents two works acclaimed for their diverse disciplines and spectacular sets. Based on a series of classical Chinese… Read More

Nineteen Gardens

Closed: 9 December 2023 - Hampstead Theatre

Two years after the end of their affair, John and Aga meet once more. He has withdrawn into his world of wealth and privilege; she has found herself working as… Read More

Niobe, Regina Di Tebe

Closed: 3 October 2010 - Royal Opera House

First performed in Munich in 1688, Niobe, Regina Di Tebe remained neglected until 2008 when it was staged at the Schwetzingen Festival. That production is now restaged at the Royal… Read More

Nirvana

Closed: 20 March 2005

Set at the dawn of the First World War, Nirvana is a harrowing portrayal of the failing marriage of Yavorov and Lora, two iconic characters in Balkan history, played out… Read More

Nish Kumar: Who Is Nish Kumar?

Closed: 13 April 2013 - Soho Theatre

Who Is Nish Kumar? 1. A stand-up comedian. 2. One half of acclaimed sketch duo the Gentlemen of Leisure. 3. A ‘rising star' (TimeOut) who is ‘ludicrously charming and razor… Read More

Nitin Sawhney: Acoustic Evening

Closed: 17 November 2009 - Sadler’s Wells

Multi award-winning composer Nitin Sawhney presents a special Acoustic Evening, performing his own music together with an exciting line-up of international musicians.Sawhney is one of today’s most influential and versatile… Read More

Nixon In China

Closed: 6 July 2006 - London Coliseum

Nixon In China remains the greatest contemporary work in the Company's repertoire. Former ENO Music Director Paul Daniel is reunited with the ENO Orchestra and cast members James Maddalena and… Read More

No Background Music

Closed: 28 April 2006 - Bloomsbury Theatre

Normi Noel's portrait of combat nurses in Vietnam is accompanied by Barb Jungr's And The Next - The Folly Of War.No Background Music is a single narrative, broadcast on Radio 4… Read More

No Body

Closed: 12 June 2016 - Sadler’s Wells

An innovative first for Sadler’s Wells, No Body is a multi-installation experience which combines all the elements of a successful dance performance – lighting, sound, projection – but without the physical presence… Read More

No Entry

Closed: 24 February 2008 - King’s Head Theatre

Explores a social scene in North London where teenagers are either about to take their A-levels, or are already out ‘in the real world’.The play describes what happens when the… Read More

No Fixed Abode/Role For A Store Clerk

Closed: 14 December 2006 - Battersea Arts Centre

A double bill of Scratch performances featuring a globally dispersed performance collective and a Japanese store clerk. Read More

No Hat No Rabbit

Closed: 21 January 2006 - Greenwich Theatre

Geoffrey Durham amazes audiences with his mysterious magical ways. His new show sees him bring astonishing illusions and stupefying slight of hand closer to audiences than ever before. With wit and… Read More

No Idea

Closed: 25 April 2010 - Greenwich Theatre

Armed with a tape recorder, Rachael and Lisa went on to the streets and asked people what they thought their show should be about. What they heard and recorded was… Read More

No Idea

Closed: 31 July 2010 - Young Vic

Rachael and Lisa wanted to make a theatre show but couldn't think of an idea. Armed with a tape recorder, they went on to the streets and asked people to… Read More

No Man’s Land

Closed: 17 December 2016 - Wyndham’s Theatre

Ian McKellen and Patrick Stewart are reunited on stage for a limited London run of Harold Pinter’s classic power play No Man’s Land at the Wyndham’s Theatre, following a national… Read More

No Man’s Land

Closed: 30 March 2013 - Blue Elephant Theatre

The year is 1914. Air travel is exotic and dangerous. A young girl gazes endlessly at the blimps floating overhead. The observation balloons, tethered down by thick cables, fascinate her… Read More

No Man’s Land

Closed: 3 January 2009 - Duke of York’s Theatre

Pinter's 1975 play No Man's Land follows two aging writers, Hirst and Spooner, who, after meeting on Hampstead Heath, return home for a late-night session of witty banter, sinister power… Read More

No Naughty Bits

Closed: 15 October 2011 - Hampstead Theatre

No Naughty Bits is Steve Thompson’s new comedy about America’s attempt to censor Monty Python.As a series of Monty Python airs on American Network television for the first time, it… Read More

No Planet B – The History Of The World Backwards

Closed: 15 July 2006

Part play, part musical, part stand-up; Robert Newman's new show flows from 2006 back to the Creation Myth of the Neanderthals. It tracks the social changes and European power in… Read More

No Pressure To Be Funny

Closed: 7 April 2013 - Soho Theatre

The topical and satirical panel show and podcast No Pressure To Be Funny continues its residency at Soho Theatre: No captions, no captains, no competitions, just funny, informed and acerbic… Read More

No Pressure To Be Funny

Closed: 14 July 2013 - Soho Theatre

The topical and satirical panel show and podcast No Pressure To Be Funny continues its residency at Soho Theatre: No captions, no captains, no competitions, just funny, informed and acerbic… Read More

No Quarter

Closed: 9 February 2013 - Royal Court Jerwood Theatre Upstairs

That Face playwright Polly Stenham returns to the Royal Court with an anarchic twist on the drawing room drama. No Quarter asks what is the right way to live? Fleeing… Read More

No Regrets – The Remarkable Barb Jungr

Closed: 22 July 2008 - Almeida Theatre

Jungr and her musicians return to the Almeida with her chansons repertoire including the specially commissioned translations that have brought Jungr two New York Awards. The concert includes material by… Read More

No Thoroughfare

Closed: 3 June 2007 - King’s Head Theatre

Victorian literary heavyweights Wilkie Collins and Charles Dickens combined to create this melodrama of lost inheritance.No Thoroughfare has not been seen in Britain for over a century. Read More

No Villain

Closed: 9 July 2016 - Trafalgar Studios 2

Arthur Miller’s debut play No Villain receives a West End premiere at Trafalgar Studios 2 from June after a critically lauded London run in 2015. Written over six days in… Read More

No Way Out (Huis Clos)

Closed: 12 September 2009 - Southwark Playhouse

No Way Out is Sartre's violent and unflinching study of cruelty and death, brought vividly to life through a sensual and erotic blend of text, music and movement. Driven by… Read More

No’s Knife

Closed: 15 October 2016 - The Old Vic

The Old Vic hosts a world-first staging of Samuel Beckett’s No’s Knife, a hitherto unperformed monologue lent a refreshingly sharp interpretation by Lisa Dwan. Exploring the powerful resilience necessary for humans… Read More

Noble + Silver: Part 9

Closed: 7 July 2007 - Soho Theatre

As close to avant-garde theatre or performance art as it is to comedy, Noble + Silver return with their ground-breaking multi-media show, first presented in 2005. Part 9 witnesses not… Read More

Nobody Rides The Unicorn

Closed: 1 November 2013 - Albany Theatre

Combining puppetry, live music and sound effects with unexpected magic, Nobody Rides The Unicorn tells the touching tale of a greedy king and a cunning doctor who trick an innocent… Read More

Nobody Rides the Unicorn

Closed: 4 February 2007 - Little Angel Theatre

The greedy King of Joppardy and cunning Doctor Slythe trick an innocent young girl, Zoe, into helping them capture a Unicorn. When she realises that they plan to take the… Read More

Nobody Rides The Unicorn

Closed: 3 November 2007 - Half Moon Young People’s Theatre

One day Zoe is tricked by the greedy King of Joppardy and the cunning Doctor Slythe into helping them capture a unicorn. When she realises that they plan to steal… Read More

Nocturnal

Closed: 16 May 2009 - Gate Theatre

The Gate theatre presents the UK premiere of Spanish playwright Juan Mayorga's play Nocturnal, in a new translation by David Johnston. Nocturnal centres on two men who live in the same… Read More

Nocturne

Closed: 26 July 2008 - Almeida Theatre

Playwright Adam Rapp's keen eye for human relationships and deft ear for language makes for a shocking exploration of the accidental killing of a little girl by her teenage brother.… Read More

Noël Coward’s Christmas Spirits

Closed: 23 December 2014 - The Other Palace

In his Mayfair flat, as bombs rain down during the Blitz, Noël Coward uses Blithe Spirit’s Madame Arcati to summon voices telling of the Christmas spirit through the ages. Prose… Read More

NoFit State: Bianco

Closed: 27 April 2013 - The Roundhouse

NoFit State Circus present Bianco, an immersive promenade experience that takes place above, behind and all around a standing audience. With a constantly evolving narrative set to a pounding soundtrack… Read More

nofitstate circus: ImMortal 007

Closed: 5 August 2007 - The Roundhouse

A promenade circus event taking place above around and amongst the audience; an explosion of furious fun and utter mayhem.Traditional skills involving trapeze, tightrope and tumbling are woven into an… Read More

Noise Ensemble

Closed: 16 March 2006 - New Wimbledon Theatre

Heart-pumping percussion blends with stunning visual effects in this new musical spectacular.Ten talented young performers bring Ethan Lewis Maltby's music to life on a stage packed incredible lighting effects. Read More

Noise Ensemble

Closed: 27 June 2009 - Greenwich Theatre

Following standing ovations worldwide and playing at Wembley Stadium for the FA Cup Final, hit percussion spectacular Noise Ensemble performs at Greenwich theatre. Read More

Noise Next Door: Boys On Tour

Closed: 8 May 2013 - Soho Theatre

The U.K's premier improv. comedy troupe are finally taking their mind-blowing brand of off-the-cuff humour on a national tour. Five time sell-out veterans of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and one… Read More

Noises Off

Closed: 25 February 2012 - The Old Vic

Michael Frayn’s Olivier Award-winning comedy about the goings-on behind the scenes or a touring sex comedy, Noises Off returns to the London stage.From a disastrous dress rehearsal where the cast… Read More

Noises Off

Closed: 30 June 2012 - Novello Theatre

Having broken box office records at the Old Vic, Noises Off marks the Old Vic Theatre Company's very first West End transfer. Michael Frayn's Olivier Award-winning play follows the backstage… Read More

Noises Off

Closed: 22 November 2008 - New Wimbledon Theatre

Michael Frayn's multi-award winning Noises Off is a comic romp that offers the audience two plays for the price of one! Whilst the traditional British comedy Nothing On is being… Read More

Noises Off

Closed: 16 December 2023 - Haymarket, Theatre Royal

After a triumphant run in the West End earlier this year, an all star cast returns in one of the greatest comedies ever written. Felicity Kendal, Jonathan Coy and Alexander Hanson are… Read More

Nora: A Doll’s House

Closed: 15 March 2020 - Young Vic

An update from the Young Vic: "The health and wellbeing of our audiences and staff will always be our priority. On Saturday 14 March, both performances of Nora: A Doll’s House were… Read More

Norma

Closed: 11 March 2016 - London Coliseum

This exploration of an enclosed community desperate to protect its beliefs in the face of unstoppable change arrives at the London Coliseum in English National Opera’s first ever production of… Read More

Norma

Closed: 25 June 2004

Bellini's Norma is a sublime and moving 19th Century tragedy which features a mesmerising and majestic score.Learn more about London operas within the West End. Read More

Northanger Abbey

Closed: 13 October 2007 - Greenwich Theatre

Catherine Morland's hopeless addiction to Gothic novels wreaks havoc on her imagination. Her quiet, bookish life in rural Hampshire suddenly becomes more exciting when she is taken, as her Aunt's… Read More

Northbound Boy

Closed: 1 September 2024 - King’s Head Theatre

A new queer comedy starring Neil Ashton (It’s A Sin), Sarah Moyle (Doctors) and a stage debut from Heartstopper's Cormac Hyde-Corrin.  They say all roads lead to Rome, but the M64 leads to a ransacked family… Read More

Northern Ballet – 1984

Closed: 28 May 2016 - Sadler’s Wells

After the sell-out success of The Great Gatsby, Northern Ballet returns with a brand new full-length ballet. Winston Smith lives in a world of absolute conformity, his every action scrutinised… Read More

Northern Ballet – Cleopatra

Closed: 21 May 2011 - Sadler’s Wells

Northern Ballet continues its tradition of bringing together the dramatic and the classical with a new production by David Nixon, Cleopatra. An enduring icon of the ancient world, Cleopatra was… Read More

Northern Ballet – Tortoise & The Hare

Closed: 27 May 2016 - Sadler’s Wells

Following the successful run of Ugly Duckling at Sadler’s Wells in 2013 and the BAFTA-winning TV adaptation for CBeebies, Northern Ballet brings its magic to Tortoise & The Hare. Once upon a time… Read More

Northern Ballet Theatre: Hamlet

Closed: 26 April 2008 - Sadler’s Wells

An exciting new ballet relocating Shakespeare's tale of madness and revenge to the 1940s. A young man returns home from the front to find his home is no longer his… Read More

Northern Ballet Theatre: Mixed Bill

Closed: 21 May 2009 - Sadler’s Wells

Northern Ballet Theatre's Mixed Bill lets audiences experience the different sides of one of the UK's leading ballet companies. Featuring Gillian Lynne's A Simple Man, which returns by popular demand,… Read More

Northern Ballet Theatre: Romeo And Juliet

Closed: 24 May 2009 - Sadler’s Wells

Northern Ballet Theatre's Romeo And Juliet is both passionate and dramatic; dance theatre at its most intense. With set and costumes designed by the award-winning Lez Brotherston, stunning classical dancing… Read More

Northern Ballet Theatre: The Three Musketeers

Closed: 10 June 2007 - Sadler’s Wells

Swashbuckling ballet with more swordfights than you can shake a scabbard at.This family ballet follows the adventures of a trio of heroic soldiers - Athos, Porthos and Aramis - and wannabe D'Artagnan,… Read More

Northern School Of Contemporary Dance

Closed: 26 March 2007 - Richmond Theatre

Graduates from the Northern School Of Contemporary Dance perform a mixed bill.Find out more about the rich variety of West End shows on offer in Theatreland. Read More

Norway. Today

Closed: 24 June 2004 - Battersea Arts Centre

"Would somebody like to die with me?" When August answers Julie's request in an internet chatroom, only love can get in the way of the perfect suicide jump. Read More

Nosferatu

Closed: 2 November 2014 - Unicorn Theatre

A young lawyer named Hutter travels from his small town to the Carpathian mountains to close a sale for a mysterious count. Despite surprises and bad omens he encounters on… Read More

Nosferatu

Closed: 3 November 2012 - Barbican Theatre

Based on Bram Stoker’s Dracula, Nosferatu seduces the audience into a dream-like state, as director Grzegorz Jarzyna uses the vampiric myth to explore what lies between an idea and the… Read More

Nosferatu

Closed: 2 November 2013 - Unicorn Theatre

This inventive adaptation of the classic supernatural story comes to the Unicorn theatre just in time for Halloween. Mixing humour, horror and unconventional objects, Nosferatu tells the story of young… Read More

Not About Heroes

Closed: 6 December 2014 - Trafalgar Studios 2

Stephen Macdonald’s World War I drama Not About Heroes, charting the friendship between two of the greatest war poets, ends its UK tour at the Trafalgar Studios. Starring Alasdair Craig… Read More

Not About Heroes

Closed: 17 October 2010 - Unicorn Theatre

Set in a Scottish war hospital during WW1, Not About Heroes is the story of the meeting and developing friendship between the celebrated writer Siegfried Sassoon and the then unknown… Read More

Not About Heroes

Closed: 12 May 2006 - Hobgoblin

When aspiring poet Wilfred Owen was sent to Craiglockhart War Hospital for Nervous Disorders with shell-shock, he met published poet Siegfried Sassoon, and a great friendship began.Not About Heroes is… Read More

Not About Heroes

Closed: 18 November 2006 - Trafalgar Studios 2

A celebration of the lives and friendship of war poets Siegfried Sassoon and Wilfred Owen who met while recuperating during World War I at Craiglockhart War Hospital. Sassoon was a… Read More

Not By Bread Alone

Closed: 15 July 2010 - artsdepot

In Not By Bread Alone, eleven deafblind actors share their stories and play out their dreams as they knead, leaven and bake bread onstage. Joyous, funny and heartbreakingly powerful, Not… Read More

Not I

Closed: 24 May 2013 - Royal Court Theatre

Samuel Beckett's landmark one-woman piece Not I will return to the Royal Court Theatre, 40 years after the theatre held its UK premiere. Beckett's Not I is an intense monologue,… Read More

Not I, Footfalls, Rockaby

Closed: 15 February 2014 - Duchess Theatre

Following a run at the Royal Court, Lisa Dwan brings the enticing Beckett trilogy Not I, Footfalls, Rockaby to the West End. Intense monologue Not I is set in total… Read More

Not I, Footfalls, Rockaby

Closed: 18 January 2014 - Royal Court Theatre

Following her sell-out run of Not I, Lisa Dwan returns to the Royal Court with the enticing Beckett trilogy Not I, Footfalls, Rockaby. Intense monologue Not I is set in… Read More

Not Knowing Who We Are

Closed: 30 June 2007 - Blue Elephant Theatre

A man sets out to learn the art of conversation. A girl sets out to find her father. A mother has a box with two keys. Kevin has a spare… Read More

Not Now, Bernard

Closed: 1 May 2014 - Unicorn Theatre

Not Now, Bernard, David McKee’s iconic picture book about a boy who finds a monster in his back garden, is brought to life on stage.When Bernard finds the monster his… Read More

Not So Grimm Fairytales!

Closed: 21 May 2011 - Udderbelly

Devised by Uncontained Arts, Not So Grimm Fairytales! is a fun and energetic interpretation of the Brothers Grimm fairytales, including Little Red Riding Hood, Rapunzel, Tom Thumb and others. Starring… Read More

Not The Messiah (He’s A Very Naughty Boy)

Closed: 23 October 2009 - Royal Albert Hall

Not The Messiah (He's A Very Naughty Boy) is a comic oratorio based on Monty Python's Life Of Brian which is staged for one night only at the Royal Albert… Read More

Not Until We Are Lost

Closed: 21 April 2013 - artsdepot

Back by popular demand, in this atmospheric promenade piece from Ockham's Razor uses aerial movement to create exciting physical theatre. Not Until We Are Lost brings the audience into the… Read More

Not(es) From New York

Closed: 19 March 2006 - Duchess Theatre

Joanna Riding, Richard Dempsey, Julie Atherton and Paul Spicer showcase the talent Britain's new musical writers.The series, which usually focuses on new musicals from the USA, turns its attention to… Read More

Notes From Underground

Closed: 4 November 2006 - Trafalgar Studios 2

Will Adamsdale plays a man slipping through the cracks in a world that shifts from hilarious to unhinged. Eric Bogosian's play takes the audience on a dark journey filled with… Read More

Notes From Underground

Closed: 18 November 2006 - Arcola Theatre

In this dark tale, we see one man destroying everything around him. His relentless attempts to give his life meaning drive him into the arms of a young prostitute. She… Read More

Notes From Underground

Closed: 3 February 2007 - Arcola Theatre

At times both frightening and causticly funny, we watch as his relentless attempts to find meaning in his life drive him into the arms of a young prostitute. Confronted by… Read More

Notes In Heels

Closed: 6 April 2008 - Duchess Theatre

Notes from New York returns to its roots with a typically tantalising twist to present Notes in Heels, a show profiling the work of Georgia Stitt, Jenny Giering and Zina… Read More

Notes Unleashed! The Music Of Lance Horne

Closed: 4 September 2009 - Vaudeville Theatre

Notes Unleashed! The Music Of Lance Horne is a special one-night only event marking the London premiere of songs written by the Emmy Award-winning composer, Lance Horne, with the composer… Read More

Notflix – Online

Closed: 27 February 2022 - Greenwich Theatre

The “Spice Girls of improv” return this time live-streaming  their five star, sell-out, totally improvised musical comedy Notflix. Inspired by audience suggestions taken from the online audience the all-female cast… Read More

Nothing But The Truth

Closed: 24 February 2007 - Hampstead Theatre

A death forces an estranged family to face up to betrayals, jealousies and animosities, both personal and political.Written by and starring John Kani, Nothing But The Truth examines the relationship… Read More

Nothing Is The End Of The World (Except The End Of The World)

Closed: 8 June 2013 - Finborough Theatre

Following a hugely successful staged reading at Vibrant 2012 - A Festival of Finborough Playwrights, and originally commissioned by the Professional Performing Arts School, Manhattan, the professional world premiere of… Read More

NotMoses

Closed: 14 May 2016 - Arts Theatre

Award-winning filmmaker Gary Sinyor makes his playwriting debut at London’s Arts Theatre with the world premiere of the wildly irreverent comedy play NotMoses. NotMoses is the crying baby plucked from… Read More

Notre Dame De Paris

Closed: 27 January 2019 - London Coliseum

The bells of the extraordinary French musical Notre Dame De Paris will ring out in early 2019, as the internationally acclaimed production plays a celebratory London season. Marking its twentieth birthday, the… Read More

Noughts & Crosses

Closed: 5 April 2008 - Hackney Empire

Inspired by William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, Noughts & Crosses dramatises the thrilling love story of two young people kept apart by prejudice and injustice. Sephy, a Prime Minister's daughter… Read More

Novecento

Closed: 20 November 2010 - Trafalgar Studios 2

In 1900 on board a great Atlantic cruise liner, Novecento was born. He became the greatest jazz musician the world would never know. For six years before World War II,… Read More

Now Or Later

Closed: 19 October 2008 - Royal Court Theatre

Election night in the US, and things are looking rosy for the Democratic Party. Holed up in a hotel watching the results flood in are the likely President-elect, his wife,… Read More

Now That’s What I Call Barbershopera!

Closed: 23 June 2012 - Soho Theatre

Following a national tour, the barbershop quartet Barbershopera returns to London with an informal evening of musings and musical miscellany featuring new songs and sketches.Directed by Sarah Tipple, Now That’s… Read More

Now We Are Three: The Best of Descent

Closed: 24 August 2013 - Southwark Playhouse

New writing company Descent are celebrating their third birthday at Southwark Playhouse with a week of the very best of their past three years, alongside some brand new work. All… Read More

Nowhere To Belong

Closed: 20 March 2008 - Greenwich Theatre

Journalist and political commentator Yasmin Alibhai-Brown explores her life-long love of Shakespeare with warmth and grit. Read More

Nowhere To Belong

Closed: 2 November 2008 - Almeida Theatre

"How was I to know that a play, a school play… would end in an almighty scandal which would abruptly take me off the boards forever? Until now that is."Playing… Read More

Nowhere To Belong: Tales Of An Extravagant Stranger

Closed: 25 March 2006 - Soho Theatre

Political commentator Yasmin Alibhai-Brown delves into her lifelong love of Shakespeare and its effect on her world. In particular, how her star turn as a teenage Juliet in 1960s Uganda… Read More

Nozze Di Figaro

Closed: 6 August 2004

Figaro is to marry Susanna. That sounds simple enough, but the presence of a predatory count, various debtors and a flirtatious page called Cherubino ensure that Figaro's path to matrimonial… Read More

Nozze Di Figaro, Le

Closed: 9 July 2006 - Royal Opera House

David McVicar directs Mozart's comic opera based on the second of Beaumarchais's domestic 'Figaro' comedies, as adapted by Lorenzo da Ponte.   This new production is staged twice - once at… Read More

Nozze Di Figaro, Le

Closed: 19 July 2008 - Royal Opera House

Tensions between masters and servants come to the fore as Count Almaviva tries to have his way with the wife of his manservant Figaro, but is thwarted at every turn.… Read More

NSFW

Closed: 24 November 2012 - Royal Court Theatre

Featuring themes such as money, sex and Photoshop, Lucy Kirkwood’s sharp new comedy NSFW explores power games and privacy in the media and beyond.Carrie’s getting them out for the lads,… Read More

NT Connections

Closed: 14 July 2007 - National Theatre Cottesloe

The National Theatre's season of shows written for, and performed by, young people.Thu 12 July19:00 Baby Girl by Roy Williams20:30 DeoxyriboNucleic Acid by Dennis KellyFri 13 July19:00 A Year And… Read More

NT Connections

Closed: 17 July 2007 - National Theatre Olivier

The National Theatre's season of shows written for, and performed by, young people,Mon 16 July19:00 A Bridge To The Stars by Henning Mankell, adapted by John Retallack20:30 Ruckus In The… Read More

Nuevo Ballet Español – Cambiode Tercio

Closed: 15 February 2010 - Sadler’s Wells

Nuevo Ballet Español is at the forefront of emerging trends in Spanish dance and flamenco, drawing on traditional dance, a 21st century pop sensibility and folkloric influences from Andalucía. In… Read More
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