Richness and ingenious invention: Matthew Bourne’s The Red Shoes
Matthew Bourne admits that this is his personal love letter to a life in theatre and dance. It really shows.
Birmingham Hippodrome
Sir Peter Wright’s Birmingham Nutcracker serves up a festive treat
Even the Stahlbaum’s bedecked living room got a round of applause as the curtain first rose.
Love, magic and plots in David Bintley’s The Tempest
The magic arts, love, betrayal, ill treatment and a plot of revenge … a ballet that will appeal to all ages
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
Bite-sized dance: Dance Sampled in Birmingham
Outlier is a relentless and intricate work; so much so, that’s it’s difficult to take everything in first time around.
Nederlands Dans Theater 2 gets IDFB 2016 off to a succulent start
An evening that showcased wonderfully the youthful talents and energy of the dancers
Birmingham Royal Ballet 2016-2017 plans
Just five programmes in Birmingham, and only one triple-bill.