Reviews
Christian Spuck’s Anna Karenina struggles for drama and passion: Ballett Zürich at the Hong Kong Festival
Never boils over emotionally in the way it should
Lost in the fog: Mark Bruce Company in Macbeth
Like the blood-besmirched hilt of a murderous blade, it slid from the grasp
A galaxy of stars at the Russian Ballet Icons Gala
Gala favourites alongside more contemporary works, and two world premieres
A journey through the dark side: Jonathan Young and Kid Pivot in Betroffenheit
Remarkable. Unforgettable
A powerful look at those trapped by war: Aakash Odedra Company in #JeSuis
A triumph of the human spirit
Extravagant and exuberant: Dutch National Ballet in Don Quixote
Maia Makhateli is a feisty Kitri, flirting boldly
A searingly witty look at long life and (not so) happy marriage: Lost Dog’s Juliet and Romeo
Fabulously detailed and totally engaging
Momoko Hirata dazzles in Birmingham’s sumptuous Sleeping Beauty
Gives full value to this most aristocratic of classical ballets
