Looking back, looking forward with Rosie Kay’s new show, Absolute Solo II
“I just felt this little tiny itch growing in me”
Birmingham & Midlands
Let’s Dance International Frontiers 2021 – Socially Engaged Art: Can Dance Change the World?
The online festival opens April 29
Let’s Dance International Frontiers returns as part of Black History Month
Includes Jean Abreu live at the Phoenix Arts Centre
Alternative LDIF: Leicester’s annual dance festival goes digital
A free, on-line dance festival coming soon
Carlos Pons Guerra takes on an inclusive reimagining of an opera classic with Mariposa
It remains a meaty drama about repressed desire, love and sacrifice
Let’s Dance International Frontiers celebrates 10 years
The international festival returns to Leicester in the Spring
A party and a chance to reflect says Didy Veldman about her latest work for Umanoove, The Knot
Light-hearted and just a bit of fun, but sometimes more profound
Juanjo Arqués takes the audience on a journey through colour in his new ballet, Ignite
The ballet explores the different qualities and symbolism of the colours
Wayne Eagling looks back to World War I with a new ballet for New English Ballet Theatre
A look at the relationship between Marie Rambert and Ashley Dukes
Looking back, looking forwards with Birmingham Royal Ballet’s Chi Cao
Birmingham Royal Ballet’s recently retired principal dancer in conversation
Dancing, retirement and being a mother: a conversation with Nao Sakuma
Her preference is for classical ballet. “I’m not really good at contemporary things.”