Month: May 2018
Kim Brandstrup’s new Life is a Dream for Rambert is a darkly mysterious affair
A darkly beautiful visual and dance feast
Christopher Gable’s Cinderella highlights Ballet Central
With Gable’s Cinderella, the memories flooded back
The juicily dark and blood-stained world of Macbeth, Mark Bruce style
Jonathan Goddard has a malign gracefulness as he prowls the stage
From Archipelagic Thinking to Dolores: Two days at the Dublin Dance Festival
First Looks was an enjoyable hour of three in-progress works
Bleakness, inner demons and turmoil: Northern Ballet in Cathy Marston’s Jane Eyre
The ever-present moor underlines the isolation of both place and characters
Raw words outpower the dance: Sarah Kane’s Crave by Julie Cunningham & Company
Dancers moving like silent shadows
Temptation and the price of your soul: Ballett Zürich in Faust – The Ballet
A searing performance from Michelle Willems as Gretchen