An associate artist at Sadler’s Wells and three-time Olivier Award-winning director and choreographer Kate Prince brings a fantastic narrative-based dance production to the stage of the Peacock Theatre in London. Prince has become one of the West End’s most influential and successful choreographers after consequent releases of excellent shows such as Some Like it Hip Hop, The Mad Hatter’s Tea Party, and Everybody’s Talking About Jamie. Message in a Bottle features some of the most recognizable melodies from British singer and songwriter Sting. Known for his tendency to explore various aspects of music by combining popular rock and pop with jazz and music from around the world, Sting is a British icon who has explored love, spirituality, and the humdrum of everyday life through his music. His 16 Grammy Awards, Golden Globe, and Emmy are a testament to his incredible contribution to the art form. Time in a Bottle effortlessly weaves the legendary composer’s music into the fabric of its narrative.

The Story

The story opens with a charming village whose residents live in joy and harmony. When the village is unexpectedly sieged and attacked, everything begins to fall apart. Three siblings are separated as a result of the attack and are forced to fend for themselves in the harsh world. Follow the story of the three siblings told through extraordinary dance routines set to songs such as ‘Roxanne’, ‘Fields of Gold’, and the wildly famous ‘ Shape Of My Heart’.

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