To elevate dance: An Interview with Ezra Hurwitz
Former MCB dancer Ezra Hurwitz is part of a new generation of dance filmmakers who are doing more than just filming beautiful steps. He’s using his unique…
Highlights
Swan Lake
Is this ballet for you? Go if: Swan Lake is a masterpiece of classical ballet and should be experienced at least once in one’s…
La Fille Mal Gardée
Is this ballet for you? Go If: Girly and funny stories with plenty of romance, ribbons and happy endings are your thing and you…
Edward Watson & the Way into MacMillan
Kenneth MacMillan, one of the leading choreographers of the twentieth century, is credited with pushing the boundaries of classical ballet and challenging audiences to…
New in the Bag
BRB’s The Tempest: an interview with Rae Smith
It was tutu love at first sight. From the moment we discovered Rae Smith’s designs for Birmingham Royal Ballet’s Prince of the Pagodas – remember…
A Summer of Dance to Remember
Warm summer evenings are starting to come to an end in London (if only we could have temperatures in the twenties all year round…)….
Bolshoi Galleries: Flames of Paris and Taming of the Shrew
Alice Pennefather recently attended some of the Bolshoi photocalls in London, snapping both Ratmansky’s Flames of Paris and Maillot’s Taming of the Shrew for…
Five Reasons to Catch The Australian Ballet in London
The Royal Ballet and ENB may be on a break, but summer ballet season has just started over here, with The Australian Ballet’s return to…
Natalia Osipova & Sergei Polunin
Natalia Osipova is taking her experiments with the contemporary genre to the next level. Last week, she presented the first programme she has ever commissioned at…