Vibrant brilliance: The Forsythe Evening from English National Ballet
Two works complement to make a vibrant evening that leave the audience breathless and begging for more.
Two works complement to make a vibrant evening that leave the audience breathless and begging for more.
Gregory Maqoma’s Black Sun buries deep into the interior of the dancers making each journey a highly personal and individual exploration
An in-depth survey shows touring dance to small local venues is alive and well, and loved by practitioners and audiences alike.
The four new works covered classical and contemporary dance while also allowing the dancers to show their presentation and comedy skills.
Maggie Foyer attended the launch of the new Affiliate Training and Assessment Programme in mid-February and now casts her eye over it.
The intimacy of the eccentric Coronet Theatre suited this company of six dancers from Singapore and its programme well
The programme brims with life and love of dance. It has broad-based audience appeal with plenty of virtuosity, competition and depth.
It turns the black box theatre space into a universe of imaginative ideas… a thoroughly enjoyable journey
The hardcore centre of the work is played out on the battlefield but it is bookended by more profound moments of birth and something of a rebirth.
At this time of heightened awareness of our environment and mortality, Xenos proves indisputably that art is what makes us human
Each of the six dancers has an original movement quality, harnessing the energy of a coiled spring and combining fluidity and strength