Bridget Lappin, Thomas Page and Jay Yule at Resolution 2019
Three new choreographers in a balanced, satisfying evening
Month: January 2019
Birmingham Royal Ballet announces 2019/20 season, including Carlos Acosta’s Don Quixote
Collaborations with Ballet Black and Carlos Acosta, Balanchine and Twyla Tharp and more
Northern Ballet makes cinema debut with children’s ballets
Tortoise & the Hare, Elves & the Shoemaker and Three Little Pigs
The full depth of love and loss: English National Ballet in Manon
Alina Cojocaru’s Manon is in the verdant spring of her life
Carlos Acosta appointed new director of Birmingham Royal Ballet
“I want to define what it is to be a world leading classical ballet company in the 21st century.”
Battles in the mind: Lai Hung-chung’s Boundless
A rich and dark exploration of struggle and conflict in the mind
The body as a living artwork: Olivier de Sagazan’s Transfiguration
Speaks powerfully about the human condition
Diaghilev’s Ballets Russes meets Matisse in side-by-side exhibitions in Worcester
A unique private collection on display for the first time
An evening of two halves: B.DANCE and La Veronal in Millennials
Marcos Morau’s Millennials is classy in every sense
