A beacon of joy: Luca Silvestrini’s Protein in The Little Prince
It turns the black box theatre space into a universe of imaginative ideas… a thoroughly enjoyable journey
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
Inspired by Ted Brandsen’s witty 2008 production for Dutch National Ballet, dancers and a slick corps of female robots share the big screen
Poems and Tiger Eggs is well described as a love letter to iconic Welsh poet, Dylan Thomas
Forsythe’s In the Middle, Somewhat Elevated is a show stopper; choreography and music converging on the cusp of tradition redefining the arts
A programme that sees Birmingham Royal Ballet moving into the top league. Alessandra Ferri’s beauty permeates the stage like a heady perfume
A knockout. The tempestuous dance, coming straight from the heart, makes the blood and sweat tangible.
Torsos ripple like waves and arms stretch with sinew-cracking intensity, the body language is guarded and the knot of tension…never fully releases
A double bill of works startlingly new, meticulously structured given in performances that were exhausting, amazing and entertaining