English National Ballet 2017-8 Autumn/Winter Season
Includes Kenneth MacMillan’s masterpiece, Song of the Earth and Frank Andersen’s La Sylphide
Month: March 2017
Urgent vitality: Scottish Dance Theatre in Dreamers and Tutumucky
They remain a rightly celebrated company and it is exciting watching such energy on stage
DanceXchange launches new programme to support Midlands artists
The first two new dx Associates and five dx Choreography Award recipients named
Birmingham Royal Ballet announce their 2017/2018 season
Includes the welcome return of a second mixed programme and a celebration of the work of Sir Kenneth MacMillan
Promise unfulfilled: Stopgap’s The Enormous Room
The premise is good but some judicious rewriting required
Tasty bites: Dance Sampled at the Birmingham Hippodrome
A feast of world dance embracing all styles: fresh, fascinating and fabulous fun
Ballet Black score again with a Red Riding Hood danced with undisguised glee
Annabelle Lopez Ochoa’s Red Riding Hood is a ‘coming of age’ work for the company
maliphantworks: an evening of bliss
A bijou venue, five exceptional artists, four of his finest small works, effective design and music
Rosie Kay on MK Ultra: delving into pop culture, brainwashing and mind control
An exploration and deconstruction of the weird world of pop culture, subverting the subversive
India@UK2017 Festival set to inspire
Top of the dance happenings must surely be the return of the Aditi Mangaldas Dance Company