Rupert Christiansen

Generous, boundless, turbo-charged: Turn It Out with Tiler Peck and Friends, at Sadler’s Wells, reviewed

Plus: an embarrassing misfire from Ballet Black

Swift Arrow, a sparky duet by Alonzo King for Tiler Peck and the hunky Roman Mejia, had the kick of a dry martini. Image: Christopher Duggan
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  • Turn It Out with Tiler Peck and Friends

    Sadler’s Wells

  • Ballet Black: Pioneers

    Barbican Theatre

  • Dada Masilo’s The Sacrifice

    Sadler’s Wells, and touring until 12 April

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