Exclusive Photo Flash: First Look at Sadler's Wells' SAMPLED

Sampled is a chance for dance fans and newcomers alike to enjoy a diverse range of styles from some of the world's finest dancers at a specially reduced price. A regular fixture at Sadler's Wells since 2007, Sampled features a wide variety of dance, from classical ballet to hip hop, contemporary and tango, alongside workshops and events taking place throughout the building.

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Contemporary
Wayne McGregor - Outlier, choreographed by Wayne McGregor

Tango
Duets danced by Julia Hiriart Urruty and Claudio González

Contemporary
Connor Scott - winner of BBC Young Dancer 2015, Solo, Get Up

Kathak
Vidya Patel - finalist of BBC Young Dancer 2015, Duet, Khoj -The Search

Contemporary dance and circus
The 7 Fingers - extract from TRIPTYQUE, Nocturnes, choreographed by Marcos Morau

Ballet
Zenaida Yanowsky - Principal of The Royal Ballet, The Dying Swan, choreographed by Michel Fokine

Hip Hop
The Ruggeds - world champion b-boy crew, Adrenaline

Sadler's Wells is a world-leading dance house, committed to producing, commissioning and presenting new works and to bringing the very best international and UK dance to London and worldwide audiences. Under the Artistic Directorship of Alistair Spalding, the theatre's acclaimed year-round programme spans dance of every kind, from contemporary to flamenco, Bollywood to ballet, salsa to street dance and tango to tap. Since 2005 it has helped to bring over 90 new dance works to the stage and its award-winning commissions and collaborative productions regularly tour internationally. Sadler's Wells supports 16 Associate Artists, three Resident Companies and an Associate Company and nurtures the next generation of talent through hosting the National Youth Dance Company, its Summer University programme, Wild Card initiative and its New Wave Associates.

Located in Islington, north London, the current theatre is the sixth to have stood on the site since it was first built by Richard Sadler in 1683. The venue has played an illustrious role in the history of theatre ever since, with The Royal Ballet, Birmingham Royal Ballet and English National Opera all having started at Sadler's Wells.

Photo Credit: Roy Tan