Birmingham Royal Ballet’s sparkling Cinderella
Beautiful; and at a time when we need some escapism from the uncertainty that surrounds us, just right
Birmingham & Midlands
Modern, exciting and about their city: Birmingham Royal Ballet in Curated by Carlos
A programme, that is very much of today; classically rooted but with a distinct contemporary edge and energy grafted on
Flatpack Collaboration at the Birmingham International Dance Festival
A look at six dance films including the subtly beautiful but strongly-messaged In Plain Sight by Tanin Torabi
LDIF: Maya Taylor’s Shape|Shifter and Yinka Esi Graves’ The Disappearing Act
Los Angeles and New Orleans-based choreographer Maya Taylor crosses easily between the commercial fashion, film and television, and stage performance. Her new dance film, Shape|Shifter, explores the strain she has often felt to assimilate as a mixed-race woman.
LDIF 21: Black British Dance Platform
‘Ruins’ by FUBUNATION and ‘Happy Father’s Day’ by Dani Harris Walters
Dancing Nation celebrates British dance in all its forms
Demonstrates the breadth and diversity of work being made
A compelling duet from Akram Khan and Natalia Osipova in Dancing Nation
Mud of Sorrow: Touch highlights Dancing Nation part two
Seasonal spirit: Birmingham Royal Ballet’s Nutcracker at the REP
Eighty minutes of escape from the awful times we find ourselves in
A digital celebration: Birmingham Royal Ballet at 30
Ben Stevenson’s End of Time, Valery Panov’s Liebestod, Jorge Garcia’s Majismo