Strange and futuristic: 100 years of The Triadic Ballet
The costumes are extraordinary, among the most striking and unusual ever conceived. Even a hundred years later, they look strangely futuristic.
Europe
Exploring the possibilities: dance and new technologies
The European Dance Hackathon: about thinking about the dance of tomorrow; to imagine the future of dance by combining it with new technologies
A conversation with Sweden-based, British choreographer Joseph Sturdy
Joseph Sturdy talks about training, his career, injury, choreography, and his new work for the Royal Swedish Ballet, Sonatra
New John Cranko School opens in Stuttgart
The first purpose designed and built ballet school in Germany
Thoughts about ballet and a look forward to Hamburg Ballet in Hong Kong: a conversation with John Neumeier
“Painting with human beings in space and time”
Keeping the magic alive: Rachel Beaujean celebrates 40 years at Dutch National Ballet
An interview with the company’s Associate Artistic Director
Chun Wing Lam: a Hongkonger in Paris
Hong Kong-born Chun Wing is not just an exception, but the first Chinese dancer at the Paris Opera.
Ahmad Joudeh: from Syria to the Netherlands, dancing for peace
Until recently, Ahmad Joudeh was giving dance classes to children in Damascus. Then Dutch TV made a film…