Colette Sadler is a Scottish dancer, choreographer and multi-disciplinary artist. Trained at The Laban Centre in London she worked Internationally as a dancer with choreographers including Wayne McGregor and Amanda Miller. Sadler's choreographic work has been shown in numerous International dance contexts and in the visual arts, including, Tanz Im August Berlin, South Bank Centre London, Performatik Festival Kaai Theatre Brussels, Art Night London, Nottingham Contemporary, Les Latitudes Contemporaines France, OGR Turin Italy, The British Council Showcase, Nordic House Reykjavik Iceland and Tokyo Festival Japan.
Her upcoming creation “The Violet Hour” will premiere in 2025 and is co-produced by Tanzhaus nrw (Düsseldorf), Charleroi Danse (Brussels); Dance International Glasgow 2025/ Tramway (Glasgow) and in partnership with Battersea Art Centre (London), Festival De Marseille (Marseille) France, Goethe Institut London and The British Council France. In 2025 she will work with Alexander Schubert on "Terminal Infinity" a multi disciplinary performance work. Terminal Infinity is a production by Berlin Philharmonic Orcahesta in collaboration with DANCE ON/Bureau Ritter, Sasha Waltz& Guests youth comapny and the hochschule for Music and Theatre Hamburg.
Sadler's work operates at the intersection of dance, sculpture and digital art. Her interdisciplinary performances often explore the relationship between the human and the non-human, and the relationship between real and virtual spaces. In her performances, she stages bodies and identities in moments of transformation in which transitions between real and virtual realms are created by means of fiction. Since 2016 she has been developing "Present Futures”, a cycle of curatorial events exploring themes of speculative futures and post-humanism in collaboration with The Centre of Contemporay Art Glasgow UK.
Colette Sadler is a Scottish dancer, choreographer and multi-disciplinary artist. Trained at The Laban Centre in London she worked Internationally as a dancer with choreographers including Wayne McGregor and Amanda Miller. Sadler's choreographic work has been shown in numerous International dance contexts and in the visual arts, including, Tanz Im August Berlin, South Bank Centre London, Performatik Festival Kaai Theatre Brussels, Art Night London, Nottingham Contemporary, Les Latitudes Contemporaines France, OGR Turin Italy, The British Council Showcase, Nordic House Reykjavik Iceland and Tokyo Festival Japan.
Her upcoming creation “The Violet Hour” will premiere in 2025 and is co-produced by Tanzhaus nrw (Düsseldorf), Charleroi Danse (Brussels); Dance International Glasgow 2025/ Tramway (Glasgow) and in partnership with Battersea Art Centre (London), Festival De Marseille (Marseille) France, Goethe Institut London and The British Council France. In 2025 she will work with Alexander Schubert on "Terminal Infinity" a multi disciplinary performance work. Terminal Infinity is a production by Berlin Philharmonic Orcahesta in collaboration with DANCE ON/Bureau Ritter, Sasha Waltz& Guests youth comapny and the hochschule for Music and Theatre Hamburg.
Sadler's work operates at the intersection of dance, sculpture and digital art. Her interdisciplinary performances often explore the relationship between the human and the non-human, and the relationship between real and virtual spaces. In her performances, she stages bodies and identities in moments of transformation in which transitions between real and virtual realms are created by means of fiction. Since 2016 she has been developing "Present Futures”, a cycle of curatorial events exploring themes of speculative futures and post-humanism in collaboration with The Centre of Contemporay Art Glasgow UK.