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It's a Sin Tickets

Joy as resistance. Love as survival.

Recommended for ages 15+. Strictly no under 5s

Performance Dates

5 - 16 October 2027

Run time: 1h 50mins

Includes interval

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It’s a Sin London Tickets

Rambert & Factory International present It’s a Sin at Sadler’s Wells, London, in a bold new dance production inspired by Russell T Davies’ award-winning Channel 4 series. Joy as resistance. Love as survival. Experience this powerful reimagining of one of the most defining British stories of a generation.

Brought to life through Rambert’s extraordinary dancers, It’s a Sin dance production fuses past and present in a raw, visceral and deeply moving theatrical experience. It asks urgent questions about memory, loss, and how we choose to live now.

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About It’s a Sin

In the heart of 1980s London, Ritchie, Roscoe, Colin and Jill are chasing identity, connection and freedom on their own terms. As nights of music, friendship and liberation unfold, their lives are transformed by the arrival of the AIDS crisis — reshaping everything they thought they knew about love, fear and community.

Facts and Critical Acclaim

  • Inspired by Russell T Davies’ award-winning Channel 4 series It’s a Sin
  • Created by Rambert, one of the UK’s leading contemporary dance companies
  • Directed and choreographed by Benoit Swan Pouffer

It’s a Sin Creatives

  • Director & Choreographer – Benoit Swan Pouffer
  • Presented by – Rambert & Factory International
  • Co-producers – Wales Millennium Centre, Capital Theatres, Sadler’s Wells, Les Théâtres de la Ville
  • Original Series – Russell T Davies

Please Bear in Mind

It’s a Sin is a powerful contemporary dance production set in 1980s London and contains themes relating to the AIDS crisis, loss, and emotional distress.

Upcoming Performance Times

Tuesday5 October 2027
Wednesday6 October 2027
Thursday7 October 2027
Friday8 October 2027
Saturday9 October 2027
Saturday9 October 2027
Sunday10 October 2027
19:30
19:30
19:30
19:30
14:30
19:30
14:30

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Content

This production contains strong language, sexual references, scenes of sexual nature, partial nudity, and themes of illness, death, grief, HIV/AIDS and homophobia. Some archive footage and testimonial material contain outdated language and attitudes reflective of the time, which audiences may find upsetting or offensive.

Access

Audio Described Performance - Sat 9 October at 2:30pm. Captioned Performance - Sat 16 October at 2:30pm.
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