A weekend of all that’s good about dance at Taipei’s Want to Dance Festival
The festival guarantees surprise, delight, frustration and more as established choreographers and dancers rub shoulders with those still emerging
The festival guarantees surprise, delight, frustration and more as established choreographers and dancers rub shoulders with those still emerging
Like fine wine it’s enhanced with age, finding pole position as a heavyweight, dramatic ballet set to Joby Talbot’s music
A show that looks at utopia through the lens of disability… about collective imagining and disabled dreaming
Barbican Theatre, LondonMay 1, 2024 Cycles, performed by pioneers of hip-hop, Boy Blue, is a powerhouse of a performance. It depicts the cycles of nature: day and night, time and season, tides and rhythms, and birth and death. The dancers are superb, highly talented and skilled hip-hop performers. The piece is introduced with a motion-sway … Read more
The choreography eloquently expresses the depth of feeling. Both men are exceptional dancers… They know their stuff, and this shows
A well-balanced programme of quality dance – the visit of 92-year-old Hans van Manen and a rapturously received premiere from Mthuthuzeli November
“Not only the highlight of the programme, but one of the best works I’ve ever seen in a Taiwanese vocational school show. And I’ve seen a lot.”
The show is engaging from the very first second… I wish I could press ‘rewind’ to watch these again and discover a million new things.
Peter Wright’s unerring sense of theatre is evident throughout in this iconic production which premiered in 1984
Can indigenous dance presented on stage ever be called ‘authentic’? A question posed by TAI Body Theatre’s Sym-Body
The nine performers were absolutely fabulous. They were in complete command of every physical expression