We now have tickets on sale for Tap Dogs at the Novello Theatre

Tap Dogs are currently taking the world by storm with their unprecedented tap show that combines the strength and power of workmen with the precision and talent of tap dancing.

Tap Dogs was the instant hit of the Sydney Theatre Festival where it had its world premiere in January 1995 – it caused an equal sensation at the Edinburgh Festival later that year.

The show has since won 11 International Awards including a Pegasus Award at the Spoleto Festival in Italy and an Obie in New York.

Tickets are now on sale for performances from 15th June until 5th September starting at £22.

The crème de la crème of Spain’s flamenco talent are performing during Sadler’s Wells’ very special two week Flamenco Festival.

From Rafaela Carrasco’s bold, contemporary flamenco style to Maria Pagés’ emotional rollercoaster of a show and the maestros of flamenco, Rojas and Rodriguez, with their sublime company Nuevo Ballet Español , famed for their heart-racing sequences, this is a unique chance to sample some authentic Spanish flamenco in London.

This show is available for four days only, from the 22nd – 25th February so make sure you book your tickets now.

Seen by over two million people worldwide, Merchants of Bollywood comes to the Peacock Theatre from the 18th May 2010 until the 5th June.

This heart-warming show is both a delightful homage to the world of cinema and a truly extraordinary evening of music and dance.

The Merchants of Bollywood charts the history of the world’s largest and most prolific film industry, and the dynasty of stars that have lit its way over generations.

Featuring a cast of 40 performers, this turbo-charged, joyfully uplifting show is a riot of swirling colours, high-energy music and sensational dance scenes choreographed by one of Bollywood’s top young choreographers, Vaibhavi Merchant.

Tickets are on sale now and are priced at £50 per person.

The 7 Fingers (Les 7 Doigts de la Main) return to the Peacock Theatre

Following the phenomenal success of Traces in 2009, The 7 Fingers (Les 7 Doigts de la Main) return to the Peacock Theatre with a brand new circus show inspired by the rich and surreal underworld of the human psyche.

Psy pitches astonishing acrobatics against a landscape of distorted visions, fading dreams and fractured memories.

The company of dazzlingly talented performers portray a broad range of characters who conquer their neuroses through the liberating power of circus skills - trapeze, juggling, Chinese poles, German wheels and aerial ropes become metaphors for overcoming psychological restrictions.

By juxtaposing darker issues with the invigorating and life-affirming language of circus, Psy celebrates the power of the individual to overcome their ailments.

Psy plays at the Peacock Theatre from 28th April until 15th May. Tickets are on sale now at £45 per person.

Paco Pena explores the many dance styles that emerged through the migration of Spanish performers to Latin America in the early 1900s, and their significant impact on flamenco today.

Flamenco Sin Fronteras features 12 virtuoso musicians, singers and dancers from Paco Pena’s own company and guest artists from Venezuela.

Joyful, superbly danced and packed with all the intensity, depth and raw energy that have become this maestro’s trademark, this is a guaranteed way to bring some heat to the British summer!

Flamenco Sin Fronteras plays for just five days next Summer from 29th June until 3rd July at Sadlers Wells. Tickets are on sale now at £47.50 per person.

Tanguera tells a story of unrequited love in early 20th century Buenos Aires featuring a cast of over 30 dancers and singers.

When Giselle, a young French woman, arrives in Argentina as one of the first waves of European immigrants, she meets Lorenzo, a port worker who falls in love with her at first sight. But as Giselle falls deeper into Buenos Aires’ seedy under- world, Lorenzo must fight to win her love.

A huge success in its native Buenos Aires, where it ran for 18 months, this spellbinding new show has dazzled audiences in New York, Paris, Berlin, Madrid and Tokyo. London audiences will be swept up in the drama of the Tanguera as it makes its UK premiere this summer.

Tanguera plays at Sadlers Wells from the 3rd August 2010 until 22nd August 2010. Tickets are on sale now at £60 per person.

Brand new street dance sensation Blaze makes its world premiere at the Peacock Theatre before commencing an international tour.

Mixing nightclub vibes with West End production values, combined with the raw impact of a music gig, Blaze is a high-energy theatrical show of non-stop dance from some of the world’s hottest DJs, B-Boys and street dancers.

Blaze features 14 of the best street dancers and breakers in the world and choreography from some of the brightest and hottest names in popular dance.

Playing at the Peacock Theatre from 11th March until 28th March tickets are on sale now at £45 per person.

Havana Rakatan comes to the Peacock Theatre for a limited run of just 30 days.

Havana Rakatan is a captivating and colourful journey through the dance and music of a truly unique country.

From the sexy, spontaneous rumba to the slick footwork of the cha-cha-cha, this dance spectacular is guaranteed to get heads nodding and feet tapping!

Now booking from the 4th Februay until 6th March 2010, tickets are priced at £50 per person.