London Dance
Where London goes to watch dance — a small, serious cluster of presenting houses and conservatoires rather than a discipline spread thin.
London's dance infrastructure concentrates in a handful of rooms rather than spreading across many venues, and this collection is short on purpose: it reflects that ecology rather than papering over it. A standard-bearer presenting house, a conservatoire theatre, a dedicated training-and-performance hub, and the multi-arts venues that name dance among their core disciplines rather than booking it occasionally.
5 venues
Sadler's Wells
One of the world's leading dance houses, the standard-bearer for ballet, contemporary dance, flamenco and physical theatre in London since 1683.
Sadler's Wells is one of the world's leading dance houses, presenting and producing ballet, contemporary dance, flamenco, and physical theatre from resident companies and touring p…
Explore venue →The Place
Home of London Contemporary Dance School and the Robin Howard Dance Theatre — the city's dedicated stage for new and experimental choreography.
The Place is the home of London Contemporary Dance School and the Robin Howard Dance Theatre — a hub for new and experimental contemporary dance. It stages works by emerging and es…
Explore venue →Trinity Laban
A conservatoire in a landmark Herzog & de Meuron building in Greenwich, its Bonnie Bird Theatre opening student and faculty dance performances to the public.
Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance is a world-class conservatoire based in Greenwich, housed in a landmark Herzog & de Meuron building designed specifically for dance.…
Explore venue →Brixton House
A Coldharbour Lane producing theatre and community arts centre where dance sits alongside theatre and performance as a named strand of the programme.
Brixton House is a producing theatre and community arts centre on Coldharbour Lane, programming theatre, dance, performance and talks with a strong commitment to Black British arti…
Explore venue →The Coronet Theatre
A restored Grade II former Edwardian cinema in Notting Hill turned interdisciplinary arts venue, naming contemporary dance among its core disciplines alongside theatre, film and music.
The Coronet Theatre is a risk-taking international arts venue in a restored Grade II listed former Edwardian cinema on Notting Hill Gate. Led by Artistic Director Anda Winters, it…
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