Stephanie Mohr’s The Yellow Wallpaper
Although the scenario is rich with possibilities, director Stephane Mohr fails to exploit them. With Aurélia Thiérrée and Fukiko Takase
Although the scenario is rich with possibilities, director Stephane Mohr fails to exploit them. With Aurélia Thiérrée and Fukiko Takase
Hopes were up. ENB have been riding high of late, with particularly strong dancing from the men and exciting choices of programme.
The undoubted highlight of the evening was Robert Battle’s terrific solo, Takademe. Caspar Lench owned the stage…
A Nutcracker that provides all that is expected in an entertaining evening that left the audience very happy.
Goes far deeper than the spectacular or technique for technique’s sake. One comes out feeling awed and moved
Perhaps only a giant of choreography such as Mats Ek could so successfully pull off a reboot of such a familiar subject as The Rite of Spring
A largely enjoyable affair, Ivan Putrov must be congratulated for pulling everything together. Here’s to another ten years.
An excellent production, including the wonderful Stephen Heathcote as Lord Capulet.
A glorious production that reminded us that, against the all odds, the arts can carry on
As good as the gala is, dance and dancers have moved on. To really understand Nureyev, time spent with DVDs and YouTube would be well rewarded
It perhaps isn’t surprising to see another show purporting to examine gender fluidity but El Salto could not be more different to ¡Viva!