An evening of many moods and fine dance from Ailey 2
Pick of the evening was Robert Battle’s The Hunt. About the predatory side of human nature, it’s intense. Very intense.
Pick of the evening was Robert Battle’s The Hunt. About the predatory side of human nature, it’s intense. Very intense.
It was a very impressive two days programming. Noise, colour and community. Innovation and creativity.
I don’t recall a Birmingham ballet evening like it. An evening of surprises. A real celebration of the band and its music. And of dance.
A huge welcome back for Apollo, remarkably now only five years from the hundredth anniversary of its creation
All four performers are outstanding. Fabulous dancers but great actors too. They draw you in. You become invested in them and their relationships.
Who would be a judge? The dancers certainly gave the panel a difficult task. But when the results came in, it was the year of the men
An evening that looked acknowledged history but that also looked forward with new choreography, and dancers about to enter the professional world
An exciting group of young professionals in a pot pourri of gala favourites spiced up with new and less well-known works
The staging may be a little thin, but Varna International Ballet have some fine dancers, including Briton Claire Gillard who took the lead in both shows
It is entertaining and undoubtedly Peaky. It will send most Peaky fans away very happy, even if it doesn’t teach us much that we didn’t already know.
A fine telling of the tale of love, betrayal and loss. An evening full of power and tenderness. Classical ballet at its classical best