An evening of delights and the unexpected in a new look at motherhood: Moeder by Peeping Tom
Bizarre moments take on a logic all of their own
Reviews
Emerging choreographers show promise in Dance Shoe 2018 from Kaohsiung City Ballet
Five interesting works with The Gap (間隙) by Wei Tzu-ling (魏梓錂) shining brightest
Two Intense works from Ballett Zürich: Emergence, Speak for Yourself
Two forceful works full of concentrated emotion
Ivan Vasiliev brings a touch of James Dean to Le Jeune homme et la mort
Vasiliev leaps over chairs and pirouettes on the table top
Slow, dark and deflating: Bêtes de Foire by Petit théâtre de gestes
A lot of time is spent gurning which the children, at least, clearly found extremely funny
Taiwan meets Asia and beyond at a Dance Round Table in Taipei
A varied and always interesting mix of solo, duet and small ensemble works
Jurgita Dronina beguiles in English National Ballet’s La Sylphide
She glowed with ethereality, enhanced by her feather-light ballon and steely point work
Dutch National Ballet Aurora debutantes glitter in The Sleeping Beauty
Upcoming young dancers debut with exciting results
Impressive staging but just a little magic lost: Birmingham Royal Ballet’s Royal Albert Hall Nutcracker
David Bintley puts a new perspective on an old favourite
Ashley Shaw is radiant in Matthew Bourne’s Cinderella
Great dance and dancers, an intriguing plot and visually stunning.
A great dragon but opportunities missed: What the Moon Saw by 2Faced Dance
A great dragon but opportunities missed