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
A tale of two Giselles: The Royal Ballet in Japan
There is so much to say about Marianela Nuñez and Vadim Muntagirov, and so few ways of saying it
Just getting on with it: Sir Peter Wright’s life in dance
Wrights and Wrongs: My Life in Dance – Peter Wright with Paul Arrowsmith
Shakespeare three ways
A programme of old and new, classical and modern, that rounds off with some great jazz
Dealing with death: En avant, marche!
A wonderfully crafted piece about our need for (musical) ceremony in times of change
David Dawson’s Overture tops the bill at Dutch National Ballet
Ballet driven at high speed into the twenty-first century
Zik’r: carrying flamenco from India to Spain
Flamenco firmly rooted in those origins … good, solid, traditional technique with feeling.