The Who’s iconic rock opera 'Quadrophenia' is set to make its debut as a ballet production in the UK next year. Sadler's Wells Theatre in Islington, London, and Universal Music UK have confirmed the ...

The Who is one of the enduring bands from the British Invasion of the 1960s, and in their 1973 album Quadrophenia and its subsequent 1979 film, they captured the brief flourish of Mod culture and the ...

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The Who‘s iconic rock opera “Quadrophenia” is set to make its debut as a dance production in the U.K. Sadler’s Wells and Universal Music U.K. have unveiled the world premiere of “Quadrophenia, a Mod ...

With a talented cast, arresting design and a phenomenal score, this show captures what it was like to be young at an important cultural moment, writes Kelly Apter Did you know with a Digital ...

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Back in 1973, The Who’s seminal rock opera album captured the angry unrest among working class kids that felt shut out by a class-ridden traditional world stacked against them. It was brought to the ...

But the brightest dazzle was on stage, in Paris Fitzpatrick’s star-making performance. As hero Jimmy – a mod wannabe in 1960s London, searching for his tribe – Fitzpatrick (who first made a mark in ...

Fred Perry shirts buttoned to the collar. Hormone levels ramped up to 11. Amphetamines washed back with Newcastle Brown Ale. Vespas shoved off a cliff. The Who’s classic rock opera album about teen ...

The movement to bring together the worlds of rock music and contemporary dance took another step forward a couple of nights ago with the opening of ‘Quadrophenia, a Mod Ballet’, a dance reimagining on ...