The intensity burns in Marit Moum Aune’s Hedda Gabler for Norwegian National Ballet
A remarkable interpretation of Hedda by Grete Sofie Borud Nybakken
Reviews
High octane action as circus meets the Wild West in Cirque Éloize’s Saloon
Hugely entertaining. Moments of humour, intrigue and drama too
Rich and lavish: Birmingham Royal Ballet’s Aladdin
The truly marvellous dragon dance is the icing on the cake
Clowning, dance and a dash of danger in Cockfight
An exhilarating joyride of zany humour and totally unexpected laughs
A deeply refreshing evening of surprises: Outlands from 2Faced Dance
A fascinating evening swept through with a fresh powerful wind of new experiences.
Creative Ballet Teaching: Developing Technique and Artistry
Lots of good content, but it looks and feels like an academic rather than everyday tome
Ethereal, mesmerising, faultless: MacMillan’s Concerto
A superb programme brilliantly showcasing Birmingham Royal Ballet’s heritage
Hsu Chen-wei Dance Company: Purgatory
Song Yan Creative LAB, Songshan Cultural and Creative Park, Taipei September 22, 2017 David Mead The concept of purgatory crops up in most religions. Although often referred to as a place, in religious teaching, it’s usually seen as a sort of in-between state of existence somewhere between life and death. Hsu Chen-wei’s (許程崴) family were … Read more
