Royal Ballet School Summer Performance
Iain Mackay may have only recently become artistic director of the Royal Ballet School but, undaunted, has already upped the game by a large margin
Iain Mackay may have only recently become artistic director of the Royal Ballet School but, undaunted, has already upped the game by a large margin
It may have been compulsive and memorable, but that that doesn’t go hand I hand with pleasant… certainly different, though.
The seventeen young dancers, including two who can’t be in their teens yet, all already hip-hop dancers of calibre… sweep the audience away
I can’t think of a single thing that I would want to change… The dancing, choreography and immersive visuals are all outstanding
Riotous dance-acrobatics along-side a risque sketch of four Greek gods enjoying themselves… non-stop show that leaves you quite breathless.
“Extremely hard-hitting and impactful dance-docu-drama… Everything about Detention works.”
The six dancers present sequence after sequence of precise, tight, intricate, and repetitive dance, that certainly hits the spot.
The live band do more than justice to Steinman’s compositions, they give them fresh life and vigour with feet stamping indulgence
One of the most beautifully danced ballets I have seen in a long while. All the dancers were both technically and expressively excellent
An hour of extraordinary dance and mesmerising choreography as 16 dancers bring the jungle to the stage, to a music by Marihiko Hara.
The premise of ‘Dr Frompou’s Anatomical Study of an Orchestra,’ that locked up musical instruments escape, is amusing: