The National Youth Ballet delight in re|generation
Without doubt, the highlight is Jonathan Payn’s beautifully crafted Iken, a gently lyrical classical ballet to Benjamin Britten’s Simple Symphony
Without doubt, the highlight is Jonathan Payn’s beautifully crafted Iken, a gently lyrical classical ballet to Benjamin Britten’s Simple Symphony
Spektakel is probably the sort of mad piece that most choreographers have in their heads but that few dare to put out there
In/Out of Bounds, a cross-cultural coming together of Indian and Chinese dance; and The Ticking Clock, a look at climate change
The non-professional cast may zip through everything in around an hour, but the show packs a lot in
The fully committed and invested dancers are terrific. The way the emotion and feeling comes through…is truly impressive
The words often spew forth in a torrent, the subjects varied, the delivery superb. And the dancing is pretty good too!
Watkins’ appointment as ENB’s 11th artistic director sees him return to the company, having previously danced with them thirty years ago
Runners is no ordinary circus show. It mostly takes place on a giant running machine, used in any number of inventive ways
The Receptionists It is all terribly inventive. Like the best comedy, it’s not only funny but has more than a grain of truth buried in there.
‘Are You Guilty’ by TOB Group, ‘End Without Days’ by Stephen Pelton Dance Theatre, ‘Antigone, Interrupted’ by Scottish Dance Theatre
Lea is honest, self-deprecating, and often very funny, but there are moments that are hugely poignant too