Sunshine and love: Birmingham Royal Ballet in La Fille mal gardée
Momoko Hirata and Mathias Dingman in Ashton’s English classic
Slick and entertaining with food for thought: Rosie Kay’s MK Ultra
High-octane and visually powerful
The First World War remembered: English National Ballet in Lest We Forget
Three ballets commemorate the centenary of the end of the First World War
A haunting tale of the uncanny: bgroup and China Plate Theatre’s Point of Echoes
Atmospheric and totally engaging
Juanjo Arqués takes the audience on a journey through colour in his new ballet, Ignite
The ballet explores the different qualities and symbolism of the colours
Dutch National Ballet Gala
Muziektheater, Amsterdam September 8, 2018 Maggie Foyer Gala is probably not the right word for the celebration that opens the new season of Het Nationale. Granted it had the Grand Pas, the stars, the glamorous frocks and champagne, the speeches, the awards and the Grand Defilé: a breathtaking moment as the Company, the Junior Company … Read more
Love and drama from the Royal Swedish Ballet in Marcia Haydée’s The Sleeping Beauty
The ultimate classical ballet
