Remembering Merce Cunningham in Night of 100 Solos: A Centennial Event
A fitting tribute to Cunningham’s ceaseless exploration of new methods and forms
Reviews
Unnerving and mysterious: Vessel by Damien Jalet & Kohei Nawa
Leaves imprints of its details and imagery in the mind for a long time
a Human Connection: an immersive multimedia exhibition with the late Janis Claxton
Filling space with live visual art
Super student choreography in The Journey (旅程) by National Taiwan University of Sport (臺灣體育運動大學)
Celebrating student creativity
Emerging artists take the stage at Spring Forward
Showcasing the most exciting new dance makers in Europe
No-frills circus, close-up and lots of fun: Gravity and Other Myths in A Simple Space
An hour of total enjoyment
Looking at urban renewal and gentrification: Der Palast by Constanza Macras DorkyPark
Colourful but with a message
An impressive and fascinating look at a queen often misunderstood: Northern Ballet in Cathy Marston’s Victoria
Abigail Prudames’ depiction of a queen cowed by grief is particularly moving
Classical ballet and much more, all with a wide-eyed sense of fun: Alexander Ekman’s Escapist
Quite the best thing since sliced bread!
A sideways look at flamenco: Albert Quesada and Zoltán Vakulya in OneTwoThreeOneTwo
‘What is flamenco?’ Ask they may, but tell us they don’t.
