Memories of a moment past: Christian Rizzo’s d’après une histoire vraie
A dance with a slow fuse…although it has much of interest, and the final joyful explosion is a delight
Reviews
Passion and intensity: Immortal Tango
Jessica Wilson is at the Peacock Theatre, London March 4, 2016 Full of smouldering dance moves and trademark tango twists and flips, Germán Cornejo and his renowned dance partner Gisela Galeassi lead a cast of 14 dancers, plus a live band and vocals on stage, in an entertaining evening. Aiming to bring the glamour of … Read more
Hubert Essakow’s Terra
Charlotte Kasner is at The Print Room at the Coronet, London February 26, 2016 Terra is the final part of Hubert Essakow’s trilogy of the elements for the Print Room Dance Company and is taking place in the new Print Room venue, a former Victorian playhouse and partially restored Grade II listed building that, after … Read more
An East-West dialogue about love
Taiwan’s U-Theatre and Berlin’s Rundfunkchor in a fascinating and totally absorbing East meets West meeting
Körper: Sasha Waltz at the Royal Swedish Ballet
Bodies decorate the surface, the climb and fall using the height, the length and all spaces.
Jenna Roberts shines in Romeo and Juliet
Her awakening to love, her agonies at being forced to marry and her despair…marvellous
Searching for a path through postmodern dance
Anne Teresa de Keersmaeker and Boris Charmatz in Partita 2 in Stockholm
Birmingham Royal Ballet triumph in an Ashton double
The Dream and A Month in the Country. “A triumph.”
Sara Baras returns to flamenco’s roots
Voces, Suite Flamenca is a more traditional offering than we are used to from Sara Baras…
Freefalling through time
Beyond time (時間之外) by U-Theatre (優人神鼓) from Taiwan begins with a lone man rotating centre stage, his robe gathering like waves around his lower body.
