Australian Cinderella fails to catch light
“The final pas de deux serves no dramatic purpose whatsoever and just sputters on and on until it dribbles to a halt.”
UK
Rambert and Garsington Opera in The Creation
Mark Baldwin’s dance reach is wide, with many styles from many sources
A revisionist Swan Lake for our times
The Australian Ballet makes a welcome return to the London Coliseum
A feast of talent: The Royal Ballet School at Covent Garden
A feast of excellent dance from the students aged 11 through to those about to embark on professional careers
Blood on his forehead, lead in his heart
Patrias by Paco Peña Flamenco Dance Company sears with relevance
Celebrating dance in schools: Rambert Elements National Showcase
An enjoyable, entertaining and interesting evening of work by schools and colleges
New talent shines: English National Ballet School
A varied and enjoyable evening of classical and contemporary works
Natalia Osipova goes contemporary
Best of the three works is the opening Qutb by Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, a trio for Osipova, James O’Hara …
A longing to be on the move: L. A. Dance Project
Hearts & Arrows set to Philip Glass’ String Quartet No. 3 opens the bill at a blistering pace
Shakespeare three ways
A programme of old and new, classical and modern, that rounds off with some great jazz