‘Well, it’s Broadway, stupid. London’s producers have borrowed heavily from
New York to put glamour, glitz, “edge” — and a good dose of spin — back on the
British stage.’ Read Richard Brooks in the Sun. Times,
5 Jun
After 18 years of sharing information and promoting dialogue on what is happening in dance across the capital, Londondance.com is closing.
The decision to close the website was announced in summer 2019 and no new content has been published since then.
In response to an ongoing dialogue with the dance community, Sadler’s Wells is finalising arrangements for material hosted on the site to be archived, so that it may be publicly preserved as a resource. Until a permanent archive is created, Londondance.com remains online; it will not close on 5 February 2020 at 23:59 GMT as previously stated.
More information here. Thank you for having been a part of Londondance.com.
