Made in Amsterdam by Dutch National Ballet
Two programmes of new and revived works, including David Dawson’s new Citizen Nowhere
Europe
Computer-controlled mannequins, a rock-star homage and a bubble-blonde Coppélia
Mannequins become break-dancers, David Bowie and a James Bond in Dutch National Ballet’s Coppelia
Goecke and Clug’s contemporary takes on Stravinsky classics Petrushka and Sacre
Clug’s Sacre takes us back to a primeval world and a bleak landscape
The Royal Swedish Ballet recreate Bournonville’s Ponte Molle
Bournonville returns to his beloved Italy for a light-hearted love story and, naturally, an excuse to dance.
A revisioned and meaty Don Quixote from the Semperoper Ballet
A revisioned plot now offers five meaty principal roles, generous in both dance and characterisation.
Wiener Staatsballett: Balanchine, Liang, Proietto
Liang’s Murmuration suits the company to perfection
Dutch Masters from Dutch National Ballet
The rose may be emblematic of ballet but the Dutch have trimmed the frills
Saluting Dutch talent: Dutch National Ballet’s Gala
The season in Amsterdam gets off to a top gear start
A rich and varied five hours: Hamburg Ballet’s Nijinksy Gala
Portraits in music and dance that spanned the centuries and ranged across continents
David Dawson’s Overture tops the bill at Dutch National Ballet
Ballet driven at high speed into the twenty-first century