BALLET BOYZ

Vaudeville Theatre

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BALLET BOYZ

Vaudeville Theatre, 404 Strand London,WC2R 0NH

Returning to London with their West End premiere, BalletBoyz presents its two new works set to original scores for 16 performances only. Explore the ‘Dreamy…immensely watchable’ (**** Guardian) individuality of each dancer and the versatility of movement which BalletBoyz has always been known for with the critically acclaimed Them/Us. Created through a unique, collaborative choreographic process by the BalletBoyz company dancers, Them proves to be an exciting culmination of the experience the company has gained after 20 years of working with leading choreographers, designers, composers and artists. Be taken on an exploration of human connections with Us, by Tony and Olivier Award-winning choreographer Christopher Wheeldon concluding in the ‘beautifully crafted’ (**** Financial Times) duet which premiered in 2017. Featuring all BalletBoyz dancers, the piece presents the company at its powerful best, ‘an unabashed masculine empathy and a powerful sense of community’ (**** The Times). Set to contrasting scores by artist Keaton Henson and composer Charlotte Harding, this inventive double bill asks where we see ourselves in relation to the “other,” and explores the fine balance between them and us.

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Vaudeville Theatre

Vaudeville Theatre, 404 Strand London,WC2R 0NH

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The Vaudeville Theatre is located in the heart of London's West End on Strand, just a stone's throw from Covent Garden and Charing Cross.

Nearest tube stations:

6 minute walk from Charing Cross (Northern, Bakerloo and mainline station)

6 minute walk from Embankment (District, Circle)

Bus routes:

1, 4, 6, 9, 11, 13, 15, 68, 76, 171, 176, 188

Parking:

NCP at Upper St Martins Lane Masterpark at Trafalgar Square

Vaudeville Theatre London
404 Strand, London WC2R 0NH

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Returning to London with their West End premiere, BalletBoyz presents its two new works set to original scores for 16 performances only. Explore the ‘Dreamy…immensely watchable’ (**** Guardian) individuality of each dancer and the versatility of movement which BalletBoyz has always been known for with the critically acclaimed Them/Us. Created through a unique, collaborative choreographic process by the BalletBoyz company dancers, Them proves to be an exciting culmination of the experience the company has gained after 20 years of working with leading choreographers, designers, composers and artists. Be taken on an exploration of human connections with Us, by Tony and Olivier Award-winning choreographer Christopher Wheeldon concluding in the ‘beautifully crafted’ (**** Financial Times) duet which premiered in 2017. Featuring all BalletBoyz dancers, the piece presents the company at its powerful best, ‘an unabashed masculine empathy and a powerful sense of community’ (**** The Times). Set to contrasting scores by artist Keaton Henson and composer Charlotte Harding, this inventive double bill asks where we see ourselves in relation to the “other,” and explores the fine balance between them and us.