Dancing City: A tapestry of crossings and contradictions
Swedish minimalism brushed against Colombian carnival, French surrealism met British street energy, children’s laughter cut through adult abstraction.
Swedish minimalism brushed against Colombian carnival, French surrealism met British street energy, children’s laughter cut through adult abstraction.
A collaborative exploration of fragmented narratives and contemporary desires, it unfolded as a deliberately fractured whole across multiple spaces
Peacock Theatre, LondonSeptember 3, 2025 The Copenhagen Collective is a newly formed international circus ensemble based in Denmark comprising sixteen acrobat/dancers from diverse countries and cultures. The Genesis, a rather appropriate title for their debut production, premiered in Copenhagen in July 2024. The performance showcases some breathtaking acrobatics and dance, with creative stagecraft. Particularly noteworthy … Read more
McOnie’s dance drives the production, with sweeping ensemble sections, duets, and shifting formations that dazzle the eye.
Kennedy Junior Muntanga has a body that speaks, he is a beautiful dancer with fluid strong movement… that speaks directly to the audience.
A wonderful rendition of this much-loved C.S. Lewis story… festooned with magical effects and magnificent puppetry
Even during the most intense emotional sequences, Peck danced with control, intention, and above all, presence.
A wonderful, wonderful, wonderful show! The dancing and choreography are outstanding, the storytelling pitch-perfect storytelling
“A real shifting through the gears. The whole ensemble looked at the top of their game… A fine evening of the best in dance. Not to be missed.”
Pagrav Dance Company’s One Sky is a celebration, the dance joyful, vibrant and emphasising the spirit of togetherness
The ballet adheres to the traditional, leaving the surprises and delight in the quality of performance from the dancers.