The strange world of Victoria Thierrée Chaplin’s Bells and Spells
Weird and wonderful sights come thick and fast
Charlotte Kasner
British Ballet gives tribute to Kenneth MacMillan
Concerto: as fresh choreographically as the day it was made
5 SOLDIERS: The Body is the Frontline
A tight, emotive evening that never strays into sentiment, never oversteps the mark
Sweeping, swelling dance: les ballets C de la B in Nicht Schlafen
Relationships flit back and forth like summer lightning on a dry night crackling with tension
Ghost Dances as powerful as ever: Rambert at Sadler’s Wells
The haunting breathness of pan pipes sounds like respiration proceeding a death-rattle.
I know this place – but I don’t: The Toad Knew by James Thierrée and Compagnie du Hanneton
Marvellous, inventive theatre
Bolshoi Ballet in cinema: A Hero Of Our Time
Bringing this year’s Bolshoi cinema season to a very fine end indeed