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Britain's flagship contemporary dance company established in 1926 by Dame Marie Rambert and with a reputation for developing choreographic talent. A more...

November 2023

• Wed Nov 22 Nov 25 Sat London, Sadler's Wells Theatre Rambert Dance Company - Death Trap View Tickets
• 2024 Apr 24 Apr 25 2024 Newcastle upon Tyne, Theatre Royal Death Trap Rambert Dance Company View Tickets

September 2024

• Sep 13 2024 Aylesbury Waterside Theatre Peaky Blinders: The Redemption of Thomas Shelby Rambert Dance Company View Tickets
• 2024 Sep 17 Sep 21 2024 Liverpool Empire Theatre Peaky Blinders: The Redemption of Thomas Shelby Rambert Dance Company View Tickets
• 2024 Sep 24 Sep 28 2024 The Bristol Hippodrome Peaky Blinders: The Redemption of Thomas Shelby Rambert Dance Company View Tickets

October 2024

• 2024 Oct 15 Oct 19 2024 New Theatre Oxford Peaky Blinders: The Redemption of Thomas Shelby Rambert Dance Company View Tickets
• 2024 Oct 29 Nov 02 2024 Sunderland Empire Peaky Blinders: The Redemption of Thomas Shelby Rambert Dance Company View Tickets

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A RAMBERT PRODUCTION IN ASSOCIATION WITH BIRMINGHAM HIPPODROME

Written by the creator of Peaky Blinders, Steven Knight

Choreographer/Director: Benoit Swan Pouffer

‘Thrillingly visceral, darkly beautiful and deeply moving’

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'Tommy Shelby takes the stage by storm'

The telegraph, 'full of swagger and attitude', the guardian, 'an experience not to be missed', broadway world, 'an exhilarating two-hour spectacle', financial times, 'vigorous and vibrant performances from the entire cast', 'an explosion of anger, angst and adrenaline', whatsonstage, 'this is the most immersive and intoxicating way to experience knight’s now timeless story’, watch the trailer.

...You young men of the Tunnelling brigade, you are all dead. Not counted among the dead because your bodies were not buried with the dead. But dead inside...

Following its London premier and sell-out performances in Birmingham, ‘The most immersive and intoxicating way to experience Knight’s now timeless story’ (NME) is on its way to take over the UK.

Long-time fans of the TV show and audiences coming fresh to Peaky have been united in enthusiasm for the ‘vigorous and vibrant performances from the entire cast’ (The Times) where ‘you can never quite tell whether you’re at a dance show or a grungy rock gig’ (The Telegraph).

Opening in the trenches of Flanders, a personal story unfolds in post-war industrial Birmingham as the Shelby family navigate the decisions that determine their fate and Tommy is intoxicated by a mysterious newcomer, Grace.

Written and adapted for the stage by Peaky Blinders’ creator Steven Knight , with choreography and direction from Rambert’s Artistic Director Benoit Swan Pouffer , this captivating show matches dazzling, athletic dance and stunning dramatisation from the full Rambert company with a live band, specially commissioned music by Roman GianArthur and iconic Peaky tracks from Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds, Radiohead, Anna Calvi, The Last Shadow Puppets, Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes and Black Rebel Motorcycle Club .

“…an independent dance company, dedicated to bringing dance to the people.” Tommy Shelby, S5 Ep4

Aylesbury Waterside Theatre

13/09/2024 - 13/09/2024

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17/09/2024 - 21/09/2024

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24/09/2024 - 28/09/2024

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15/10/2024 - 19/10/2024

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22/10/2024 - 26/10/2024

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29/10/2024 - 02/11/2024

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Draw from Within began life in 2020 as a live digital broadcast and was an instant hit. Now reworked to be performed in a theatre with a face-to-face audience, Rambert’s brilliant dancers rip and roll through contrasting, vivid theatrical worlds. Some dream worlds, some full-on nightmares, some sweet and funny.

Wim Vandekeybus and Rambert have created an exhilarating reflection on a time when we’re desperate for old-fashioned physical interaction, and find ourselves wondering which way is up.

” And my, is its new piece brilliantly danced: those 19 Rambertians perform like racehorses elated at having at long last been let out of the traps.” The Telegraph

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The world-renowned Rambert return to the Theatre Royal Bath for the first time since 2019 with a sensational double bill from Olivier Award nominated choreographer Ben Duke.

Rambert and Ben Duke are masters of dance theatre  where the dance is exceptional and the theatre delivers irresistible stories.  Death Trap is a meta dance comedy, full of the turbulence of life and death, darkly funny and packed with originality.

Goat is inspired  by the music and spirit of Nina Simone, with a live on-stage band performing her iconic songs including Feelings, Feeling Good  and  Ain’t Got No/I Got, Life.   In Cerberus , we enter a world where dance is literally a matter of life or death, a bittersweet musing on myth and mortality. 

Don't miss this chance to see Rambert’s brilliant and daring dancers in these two pieces created for them by Ben Duke (of Lost Dog Dance), known for story-telling that reveals the absurd, the savage and the funny.

Age guidance: 12+ The performance contains themes of bereavement, loss and death, partial nudity and strong language as well as strobe and haze effects. 

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Peaky Blinders: The Redemption of Thomas Shelby review – Rambert’s dancers descend into opium-fuelled despair

Birmingham Hippodrome Benoit Swan Pouffer’s swaggering dancers fly, fling and slide across the stage in this energetic, menacing prequel-style show

H ave we reached peak Peaky fever? Hot on the heels of the Peaky Blinders immersive experience comes Peaky Blinders the dance show, performed by Rambert, who appeared in the show’s fifth series. It’s created by the company’s artistic director Benoit Swan Pouffer alongside the TV show’s originator Steven Knight. This is not an exact retelling of the TV series, but a sort of prequel that merges into Tommy Shelby’s love affair with Grace Burgess and his descent into opium-fuelled despair. It certainly captures the bleak, menacing mood of what is in many ways a very theatrical piece of television: darkness, smoke, violence and driving music by American composer Roman GianArthur, sprinkled with Radiohead, Anna Calvi, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club and Nick Cave. GianArthur picks up threads from these bands in thrashing riffs and haunting vocals performed by Yorkshire songwriter The Last Morrell. When Pouffer took over Rambert in 2018 he talked of change, diversity and seeking new audiences, as many directors do, but more than most he’s actually achieved it. Whether that’s gender fluid casting, integrating the wildly impressive amputee dancer Musa Motha , or mounting an idea as unashamedly populist as a TV-inspired show. In the way the series uses anachronistic music to heighten drama, Pouffer’s dance follows suit. The choreography has a commercial edge, drawing on street styles, and excels in blistering ensemble dances, punchy moves with bodies flying, flinging and sliding across the stage. The dancers come out all guns blazing (and knives, and razor blades), in rollicking brawls where bodies stab and lurch, full of swagger and attitude.

The set, by Moi Tran , has the dancers on a raised platform (and the musicians raised again behind that) expanding the possibilities of the stage, but cutting off the dancers’ legs for people right at the front, which is an oversight. The scene at the races could be a pop concert set, with fairground lights and carousel horses, and costume designer Richard Gellar has gone to town on a 1920s look of glamour and grit. These are not carbon copies of the television characters – although Simone Damberg Würtz is an appropriately fearsome Aunt Polly. Rather than a barmaid who croons Irish folk songs, this Grace ( Naya Lovell ) is a fierce nightclub singer who arrives in green velvet, lip-syncing to Laura Mvula. Part of what makes Tommy Shelby so compelling on screen is his inscrutability, the camera’s close-up ability to search for what’s behind the eyes. There’s no chance for that in a 2,000-seater theatre. It has to be big. So Guillaume Quéau ’s Tommy is altogether more performative and knowingly buff, his dance of grief comes with lots of splits, for example.

While the first act packs in energetic impact scene after scene, on the emotional front this show is less effective. Tommy and Grace’s wedding comes a bit out of nowhere, without digging into their relationship. And the second half loses momentum (that’s what opioids will do for you). It’s clear what we’re supposed to feel, but does the drama trigger those feelings? Your investment in the original show may colour your responses. Disclaimer: I’ve only seen a handful of episodes, still it was clear enough what was going on and a voiceover by Benjamin Zephaniah frames the story.

The show has its faults but when it’s good it’s very good. A flawed four-stars for moxie and ambition.

Peaky Blinders: The Redemption of Thomas Shelby is at Birmingham Hippodrome until 2 Oct, then touring .

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Is Aishwarya dead? Or did she just exit stage left?

A meta dance comedy, full of the turbulence of life and death. Darkly funny and packed with originality.

Rambert  and  Ben Duke are masters of dance theatre where the dance is exceptional and the theatre delivers irresistible stories.

In  Cerberus , enter a world where dance is literally a matter of life or death. This is a bittersweet musing on myth and mortality, complete with funeral couture. Goat is inspired by the music and spirit of Nina Simone , with a live on-stage band performing her iconic songs including Feelings, Feeling Good and Ain’t Got No/I Got, Life.

Following their knock-out  Peaky Blinders tour, this is your next chance to see Rambert’s brilliant and daring dancers in these two short pieces created for them by Ben Duke (of Lost Dog), known for story-telling that reveals the absurd, the savage and the funny.

Age rating 12+. These pieces contain themes of death and partial nudity. Goat contains depictions of alcohol consumption.

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Death Trap is supported by Cockayne – Grants for the Arts and The London Community Foundation. The production was made possible thanks to the support of members of the Rambert Commissioning Circle.

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Rambert Dance in Peaky Blinders

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A Rambert production in association with Birmingham Hippodrome

Returning in 2023 by popular demand!

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Following sell-out performances at the Hippodrome in 2022 and its London premiere, “the most immersive and intoxicating way to experience Knight’s now timeless story” (NME) is back by popular demand.

Long-time fans of the TV show and audiences coming fresh to Peaky have been united in their enthusiasm for the “vigorous and vibrant performances from the entire cast” (The Times) where “you can never quite tell whether you’re at a dance show or a grungy rock gig” (The Telegraph).

Opening in the trenches of Flanders, a personal story unfolds in post-war industrial Birmingham as the Shelby family navigate the decisions that determine their fate and Tommy is intoxicated by a mysterious newcomer, Grace.

Written and adapted for the stage by Peaky Blinders’ creator Steven Knight , with choreography and direction from Rambert’s Artistic Director Benoit Swan Pouffer , this captivating show matches dazzling, athletic dance and stunning dramatisation from the full Rambert company with a live band, specially commissioned music by Roman GianArthur and iconic Peaky tracks from Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds, Radiohead, Anna Calvi, The Last Shadow Puppets, Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes and Black Rebel Motorcycle Club .

Please note, there will be strobe lighting, live gunshots and pyrotechnics on stage. There will be some (recorded) loud bangs.

Co produced with The Lowry Executive Producers Rambert, Robin Saunders and Simon Sinek. Inspired by the television series Peaky Blinders created by Steven Knight. In association with Caryn Mandabach Productions. Peaky Blinders © TM Caryn Mandabach Productions 2022, Licensed by Caryn Mandabach Productions.

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Approximately 2 hours including an interval

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15+ This show is based on the TV series and there will be some representation of violence, sex and drug use.

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Restricted view Boxes are available for this production. Please call us on 0844 338 5000 to book (calls cost 4.5p per min plus access charge). 

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£10 off opening night, price band A+ – C Thereafter £5 off price band A+/A, £6 off price band B-D, Tue-Thu performances Limited availability

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Discounts and Concessions are offered subject to availability at the discretion of the Information and Sales Manager. Top three price bands only, unless otherwise stated. Restrictions may apply. Only one discount per ticket may apply, unless otherwise stated. Offers are non retrospective and cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer. Valid ID must be presented where applicable. Additional discounts may be offered from time to time.

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For dates of audio-described, captioned or British Sign Language (BSL) interpreted performances, please see below. These vary from show to show. It is always best to book through our Access phone line 0121 689 1060 when booking assisted performances.

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November 22nd | 7pm

Houston, TX

Smart financial centre, 281.207.6278.

December 29th | 7pm

Idaho Falls, ID

Colonial theater, 208.522.0471.

November 15th | 7pm

Indianapolis, IN

Murat theatre, 317.231.0000, jacksonville, fl, florida theatre, 904.355.2787.

December 27th | 3pm

December 27th | 7pm

Knoxville, TN

Tennessee theatre, 865.684.1200.

December 21st | 2pm

December 21st | 6pm

Lexington, KY

Singletary center for the arts, 859.257.4929.

November 21st | 7pm

Little Rock, AR

Robinson center, 501.255.3300.

December 31st | 5pm

Longview, TX

Letourneau u. belcher center, 903.233.3080.

November 17th | 7pm

Los Angeles, CA

213.388.1400.

December 17th | 4pm

December 17th | 8pm

December 17th | 12pm

Marion Cultural and Civic Center

618.997.4030.

December 4th | 7pm

McAllen, TX

Mcallen performing arts center, 956.681.3800.

December 28th | 7pm

Medford, OR

Craterian theater, 541.779.3000.

November 12th | 3pm

November 12th | 7pm

The Fillmore Miami Beach at Jackie Gleason Theater

305.673.7300.

December 31st | 1pm

Midland, TX

Wagner noel performing arts center, 432.552.4435, milwaukee, wi, the riverside theatre, 414.242.8200.

November 28th | 7pm

Minneapolis, MN

Orpheum theatre, 612.339.7007.

November 30th | 7pm

December 1st | 7pm

December 2nd | 1pm

December 2nd | 5pm

Ann Nicole Nelson Hall

(701) 858-3185, missoula, mt, dennison theatre, 406.243.4051.

November 16th | 7pm

Morgantown, WV

Wvu creative arts center, (304) 293-4841.

November 28th | 7:30pm

Nashville, TN

Ryman auditorium, 615.889.3060, new orleans, la, saenger theatre, 504.525.1052.

December 30th | 4pm

December 30th | 8pm

North Charleston, SC

N charleston coliseum pac, 843.529.5000, oklahoma city, ok, rose state college hudiburg chevrolet center, 405.297.2264, pasadena, ca, pasadena civic auditorium, 626.449.7360, redding, ca, redding civic auditorium, 530.229.0022.

November 11th | 7pm

Roanoke, VA

Jefferson center, 540.345.2550, rochester, mn, mayo civic center presentation hall, 507.361.5050.

November 27th | 7pm

Rochester, NY

Auditorium theatre, 585.222.5000.

December 8th | 7pm

Rosemont, IL

Rosemont theatre, 847.671.5100.

December 3rd | 2pm

December 3rd | 6pm

San Antonio, TX

Majestic theatre, 210.226.5700.

December 9th | 4pm

December 9th | 8pm

December 9th | 12pm

San Francisco, CA

Golden gate theatre, 415.358.1220.

December 19th | 3pm

Santa Rosa, CA

Luther burbank center, 707.546.3600, sarasota, fl, van wezel performing arts hall, 941.263.6799.

December 28th | 3pm

Seattle, WA

206.682.1414.

November 19th | 2pm

November 19th | 6pm

Shreveport, LA

The strand theatre, 318.226.8555.

November 18th | 3pm

Sioux City, IA

Sioux city symphony orpheum, 712.258.9164.

November 26th | 6pm

Somerville, NJ

Raritan valley pac, 908.725.3420.

December 1st | 4pm

December 1st | 8pm

Spokane, WA

First interstate center, 509.279.7000, st louis, mo, fabulous fox theatre, 314.534.1678.

December 22nd | 2pm

December 22nd | 6:30pm

St Petersburg, FL

Mahaffey theater, 727.892.5767.

December 30th | 12pm

Stockton, CA

Bob hope theatre, 209.373.1400.

November 10th | 7pm

Syracuse, NY

Landmark theatre, 315.475.7979, centennial hall, 520.621.3341, capital one hall, 703.343.7651.

December 3rd | 1pm

December 3rd | 5pm

Virginia Beach, VA

Sandler center for the performing arts, 757.385.2787.

November 26th | 2pm

Visalia, CA

Visalia fox theatre, 559.625.1369, wallingford, ct, toyota presents oakdale theatre, 203.265.1501, wheeling, wv, the capitol theatre, (304) 233-4407, wilkes barre, pa, fm kirby center for the performing arts, 570.826.1100, capitol theatre, 509.853.2787, america’s nutcracker.

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