Natalia Osipova in The Standard of Living
Osipova’s performance is seamlessly integrated into the whole. On this evidence, she could easily slip into a dramatic career once her dancing days are over.
Osipova’s performance is seamlessly integrated into the whole. On this evidence, she could easily slip into a dramatic career once her dancing days are over.
A super programme, the highlight being the return of Jo Strømgren’s The Exhibition, a tale of the accidental meeting of two people in a gallery
World premieres by Wayne McGregor, Cathy Marston, Akram Khan, León-Lightfoot, and a first Royal Ballet presentation by NYCB’s Justin Peck
The Kittelberger/Osipova partnership has created on-stage dynamism before and does so again. A must-see.
Mud of Sorrow: Touch highlights Dancing Nation part two
Fifteen live or pre-recorded performances in one day
Including Tiler Peck in the super Buzzard and Kestrel by William Forsythe
A film documentary that follows a year in her life
Ratmansky’s Valse Triste has gala material written all over it
Free-flowing, seamless movement melts into itself as the dancers grow, leap and counter-balance.