Moving and engrossing: Northern Ballet in Victoria by Cathy Marston
A rich ballet with humour, seriousness and just a dash of sexiness
Month: March 2019
The World of John Neumeier: a window on the man and his choreography
A journey through a lifetime of choreograpy
The mind and music of a genius: Hamburg Ballet in John Neumeier’s Beethoven Project
The detail in the dance is astounding
A heart-warming look at love: Woman’s Move & Cie Divisar in Anchor
Magical, playful, comically uplifting and sweetly endearing
Colourful and effervescent: Mark Morris Dance Group in Pepperland
Finding art in the ordinary, and that’s the fun of it
Ballet Black in thrilling dance that comes from the heart
Ballet from a black South African perspective
Looking towards a new era: Taiwan Ballet Company
A bit more than a splash of the new alongside more familiar things
Otherworldly grandeur in Birmingham Royal Ballet’s Beauty and the Beast
A fairy tale with something for all