Ghost Dances as powerful as ever: Rambert at Sadler’s Wells
The haunting breathness of pan pipes sounds like respiration proceeding a death-rattle.
Reviews
A feast for eyes and ears: Ravi Shankar’s dance-opera, Sukanya
A massively colourful, entertaining total integration of music, dance, drama and modern visuals
A meeting of old friends: Ana Morales and David Coria in Reunión
A journey through many moods and flamenco’s range of rhythmic styles
An extraordinary fusion: Jose Agudo’s Silk Road
A unique blend of of specialist flavours wrought in finest detail
Are you happy? An evening of warmth with The Happiness Project by Umanoove/Didy Veldman
Quality choreography and a rich store of movement ideas
Ballett Zürich’s Quintett: Godani, Van Manen, Forsythe
A well-balanced triple bill of contemporary ballet
I know this place – but I don’t: The Toad Knew by James Thierrée and Compagnie du Hanneton
Marvellous, inventive theatre
An Evening of Music and Dance with Birmingham Royal Ballet and the Royal Ballet Sinfonia
A delightful gourmet taster menu of an evening
Glowing: ACE Dance and Music in TEN
Interpreting an epic theme, one that is both timeless and bang up-to-date, all in a small black box space
Riveting: James Cousins Company in ROSALIND
Slick movement direction, tightly worked scenography and four virtuosic dancers
Decline: a questioning journey through improvisation
A studiously paced, contemplative exercise, drawn together by the strength of its performers.