Jörg Mannes creates a new ballet for the Bayerisches Junior Company Munich
Jeannette Andersen talks to Mannes and dancers Rose Perrot and Axel Mero about ‘Was ihr wollt’ (What You Will), a new ballet based on Shakespeare’s ‘Twelfth Night’
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An enduring legacy. Madam: A celebration of Dame Ninette de Valois
An intimate and beautifully conceived celebration of de Valois and the centenary of The Royal Ballet School, also with dancers from The Royal Ballet
Mesmeric Mutant Motion (Part II). D_Antidote Production in Palingenesis
Imagine the mythical conjoined tri-leg of the Manx flag. If that’s level 1 of strange body combinations, the three masked dancers of Palingenesis crank it up to level 10
Mesmeric Mutant Motion (Part I). D_Antidote Production in Non-Ordinary Services
Clad from head to toe in tight white suits, they’re faceless and genderless… their extraordinary quality is perhaps best described as mutant motion.
Dance is Not For Us by Cie Omar Rajeh & Maqamat
A short powerful burst of human emotion wrapped in poetic thoughts and a forest of basil plants.
RB Dance Company: Stories
Ten dancers, all multi-talented, commanding the stage at every step, and leaving an indelible impression
For choreographer Micaela Taylor, it’s all about rhythm
A conversation with Micaela Taylor about her work and her new ballet, ‘Bow Out’, part of English National Ballet’s forthcoming Rhythm Riot programme
Why Hamlet? A conversation with Ben Duke
Ahead of performances in Paris in September and then Sadler’s Wells East in November, Zoë Hewitt talks to Lost Dog director Ben Duke about his new production, ‘The Last Hamlet’
Something special. César Morales Anderson on Ballet de Santiago and Swan Lake
September 2027 sees the UK debut of Ballet de Santiago in Ivan Nagy’s Swan Lake. Artistic director and former Birmingham Royal Ballet principal César Morales Anderson talks with David Mead about the company, the ballet, and becoming a director.
Carlos Acosta: Myths and Modern Masters
Myths and Modern Masters is not only about Acosta himself. It’s just as much a celebration of the talent at the two companies he leads.
A Life in Ballet. Judith Turos Leaves the Bayerisches Staatsballett after 45 Years
After retiring from the Bayerisches Staatsballett at the end of the 2025-26 season, Judith Turos talks to Jeannette Andersen about her career and the changes that have taken place in the company during her time