Pagrav Dance Company in ROOH: Within her
A warm-hearted tale of folk heroism, passed on through the generations with the accent on the contribution of women.
A warm-hearted tale of folk heroism, passed on through the generations with the accent on the contribution of women.
A seriously impressive, eclectic display of acro and aerial dance gymnastics, performed on mats, each other, poles, high wires, ropes and drapery
Watching new choreographers trying their hand… you realise what a supremely difficult art choreography is. But what joy when the elements align
Not everyone can carry off Forsythe because it’s about so much more than just steps… English National Ballet have embodied the style fully.
McNicol uses strong ballet technique to underpin athleticism… and he’s not afraid to work on different levels, challenging his dancers at every step
A cross between circus and burlesque. It thumps with energy from start to finish, and is gloriously chaotic and random
It’s been a while since the Royal Ballet presented a Balanchine evening but it proved well worth the wait to enjoy three of Mr. B’s signature works.
While the seventh edition of Ballet Nights may have had the suffix ‘007,’ it fell short on James Bond-style thrills.
Classical formality is trumped by the emotional surge of Romanticism as the wild passion of the triple meter overwhelms.
As an ensemble, they moved as one when required to do so. Individually, they were interpretive and wholly engaging.
A wonderfully energetic, colourful, and creative piece of theatre based on Zulu rickshaw drivers during South Africa’s apartheid years.