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Charlotte Kasner

Luscious, if a bit of a muddle: Northern Ballet’s Casanova

May 11, 2022 by Charlotte Kasner

There is some excellent dancing and interesting choreography but the story is complex and Tindall struggles to produce a ballet narrative that works

Categories London & SE Reviews Tags Kenneth Tindall Northern Ballet Sadler's Wells

Paco Peña: Solera, Soleares, Solace

April 25, 2022 by Charlotte Kasner

Paco Peña takes inspiration from this tradition to create a performance of the greatest of the established flamencos with outstanding young performers

Categories London & SE Reviews

Matthias Sperling: No-How Generator

April 25, 2022 by Charlotte Kasner

The show is abstract to the point of pointlessness. There is no context, no emotion, just jigging around, writhing and lots and lots of panting

Categories London & SE Reviews Tags Matthias Sperling Sadler's Wells

Paul Taylor Dance Company mark the 90th anniversary of The Green Table

April 14, 2022 by Charlotte Kasner

Every bit as shocking and relevant today as it was in 1932 when first performed during Hitler’s rise to power

Categories DVDs, Films, Online Streamings, Books, Exhibitions Reviews USA & Canada Tags 92nd St Y Kurt Jooss Paul Taylor Dance Company

Raimund, Farewell: a tribute to Pina Bausch dramaturg, Raimund Hoghe

April 14, 2022 by Charlotte Kasner

A man of resilience, grace, generosity of spirit, and an acute observer of the complexities of the human condition, he passed away in 2021

Categories London & SE Reviews Tags Barbican Pina Bausch Raimund Hoghe Tanztheater Wuppertal Pina Bausch

La Nijinska: Choreographer of the Modern

April 7, 2022 by Charlotte Kasner

A looks at the life of choreographer Bronislava Nijinska, illuminated in a new book by Lynn Garafola

Categories News

The Australian Ballet find the heart and soul of Tolstoy’s novel in Yuri Possokhov’s Anna Karenina

March 10, 2022March 9, 2022 by Charlotte Kasner

A terrific production, Yuri Possokhov’s ballet is very Russian, truly understands the novel and is closer to it than most others

Categories Reviews Tags Anna Karenina The Australian Ballet Yuri Possokhov

Exploring the boundary between real-world and virtual: Tom Dale Company’s Surge

February 28, 2022February 28, 2022 by Charlotte Kasner

The movement vocabulary is a mix of contemporary with a heavy flavour of tai-chi. The graphics twist and twirl, as does the dancer

Categories London & SE Reviews Tags Tom Dale Tom Dale Company

Russian State Ballet of Siberia: Swan Lake

February 28, 2022February 24, 2022 by Charlotte Kasner

Highlight was Elena Svinko’s quite outstanding Odette/Odile. Framed by the severe faces of her swans, she was a shining jewel and quite sublime

Categories London & SE Reviews Tags Alexander Gorsky Krasnoyarsk State Opera and Ballet Theatre Lev Ivanov Marius Petipa Russian State Ballet of Siberia Sergey Bobrov Swan Lake

Yukon Ho!

February 9, 2022 by Charlotte Kasner

Amid the humour, there is an unexpected poignancy to Yukon Ho! that makes it a meaningful hour or so and gives much pause for thought

Categories London & SE Reviews Tags Jennifer Irons

LIFE: A love letter to Merce Cunningham from Gandini Juggling

January 14, 2022 by Charlotte Kasner

As if the juggling wasn’t skilful enough, fiendish ports de bras and footwork are built up ball by ball. I can’t help thinking Merce would have approved.

Categories London & SE Reviews Tags Gandini Juggling London International Mime Festival Sadler's Wells
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