Shakespeare meets Tang Xianzu: Coriolanus and Du Liniang
“A captivating work that reminds us of the power of cultural ties … leaves one mesmerised”
Charlotte Kasner
Australian Cinderella fails to catch light
“The final pas de deux serves no dramatic purpose whatsoever and just sputters on and on until it dribbles to a halt.”
A revisionist Swan Lake for our times
The Australian Ballet makes a welcome return to the London Coliseum
Blood on his forehead, lead in his heart
Patrias by Paco Peña Flamenco Dance Company sears with relevance
Zik’r: carrying flamenco from India to Spain
Flamenco firmly rooted in those origins … good, solid, traditional technique with feeling.
Da Vinci, hip hop and tonnes of rice at IDFB
Aracaladanza in Vuelos, Wang Ramirez in Monchichi, Cloud Gate Dance Theatre in Songs of the Wanderers
Ballet is woman: English National Ballet’s She Said
“A terrific programme…all three pieces deserving a lasting place in the repertoire.”