Edinburgh Fringe: Tension and drama in Kennedy Muntanga’s A Death Has Occurred
The fully committed and invested dancers are terrific. The way the emotion and feeling comes through…is truly impressive
David Mead
Edinburgh Fringe: About life, about being – Charlotte McLean in And
The words often spew forth in a torrent, the subjects varied, the delivery superb. And the dancing is pretty good too!
English National Ballet announces Aaron S. Watkin as new Artistic Director
Watkins’ appointment as ENB’s 11th artistic director sees him return to the company, having previously danced with them thirty years ago
Edinburgh Fringe: Two at ZOO – Runners and Walk Man
Runners is no ordinary circus show. It mostly takes place on a giant running machine, used in any number of inventive ways
Edinburgh Fringe at Summerhall: The Rest of Our Lives & The Receptionists
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.
Edinburgh Fringe: Three at Dance Base
‘Are You Guilty’ by TOB Group, ‘End Without Days’ by Stephen Pelton Dance Theatre, ‘Antigone, Interrupted’ by Scottish Dance Theatre
Edinburgh Fringe: Her story, Liz Lea in Red
Lea is honest, self-deprecating, and often very funny, but there are moments that are hugely poignant too
Easy going, divine dance: A.I.M by Kyle Abraham in An Untitled Love
Abraham invites the audience into the most laid-back of house parties. It’s warm and cosy with hints of romance.
Edinburgh Fringe: Two from Taiwan, Shinehouse Theatre and Chou Kuan-Jou
The Whisper of the Waves is very, very stylish and has a lovely pace and rhythm. It comes with depth and intensity
Edinburgh Fringe: Dance, acrobatics and colour in Diabolo Dance Theatre’s Light of Life
a magical hour of dance and acrobatics that oozes warmth and that will delight the whole family.
Sumptuous: Samsara by Aakash Odedra and Hu Shenyuan
It’s remarkable how seamlessly music, dance and rhythms align. The chemistry between the two dancers is incredible.