Genuinely original: Igor and Moreno’s A Room for All Our Tomorrows
Simple, charming, unaffected… Unpretentious, minimal yet lush
Simple, charming, unaffected… Unpretentious, minimal yet lush
An intensely personal statement, drawing on experience
Artistic director Cheng Tsung-lung (鄭宗龍) turns to three young choreographers
The Hong Kong Dance Company is bringing the famous Chinese story to London’s Royal Festival Hall
Dancers explore Kay’s ideas with a rare technical virtuosity that is jaw-droppingly good
Interpreter David Mambouch is alone on stage save for a variety of clothes, male and female, and a pad of headshots
Lin draws local and national culture and an overwhelming sense of ritual into her dance
Picnic, a duet danced beautifully on a patch of synthetic grass amid a sea of opened black umbrellas
A take on the story that’s as fresh as post-drought grass on the veldt for this spot-on company
McGregor’s company dancers were on brilliant form, in choreography that stretches them to the limit