Shadows by Dutch National Ballet
Three works themed on war, hope and power, the earliest, Kurt Jooss’ The Green Table from 1932, as perennial as war itself
Three works themed on war, hope and power, the earliest, Kurt Jooss’ The Green Table from 1932, as perennial as war itself
It was a super afternoon, but you really do have to pinch yourself to remind yourself that they are all still in their late-teens
Classical ballet dominates even more than usual, although this is likely a consequence of the unique circumstances of the year.
The Royal Ballet tops the list with a total of 17 nominations, followed by English National Ballet and New Adventures (7 apiece)
A naturally emotion-laden evening, with most of the dance laden with symbolism, as the ballet world came together to raise money for aid for Ukraine
An evening of classical and contemporary new works and gala favourites performed by leading artists from around the world
Works from the recent past with broadcasts that have not been seen in decades
Uwe Scholz, Jiri Kylian, Goyo Montero, plus the usual classics