
Ballet Landscapes: An Interview with Alice Pennefather and Charles Haswell
For those who have followed the work of dance photographer Alice Pennefather for a while, her interest in filming dance will come as no surprise. With…
For those who have followed the work of dance photographer Alice Pennefather for a while, her interest in filming dance will come as no surprise. With…
San Francisco Ballet’s #Unbound2018 is a festival of 12 world premieres, split into 4 programs over 17 days. Linking all these new ballets is the…
Is this ballet for you? Go If: You like soapy dramas complete with beautiful costumes and designs. One for opera lovers too, even if…
Is this ballet for you? Go if: Balanchine said it best “Like Hamlet, Giselle is a classic: it is not only important historically, it…
The National Ballet of Canada is currently touring San Francisco with John Neumeier’s Nijinsky, a two-act ballet about the Ballets Russes icon who has long been a…
For the past few weeks, we have been counting down to English National Ballet’s Voices of America, a new mixed bill that will feature…
The current revival of Sir Peter Wright’s production of Giselle concludes tonight at the Royal Opera House, with Natalia Osipova and Matthew Ball (replacing an…
When we learned last year that Mark Bruce was going to premiere a new production of Macbeth, we immediately marked the dates in our calendar. We had…
When we interviewed choreographer Cathy Marston last year, she mentioned she was working with Ballet Black on an adaptation of The Suit, a short story…
English National Ballet has just finished its winter season at the London Coliseum. In this programme, audiences had the opportunity to revisit Roland Petit’s 1946 masterpiece Le…
During Nutcracker season in California, we were lucky to catch Chagall: Fantasies for the Stage at the LACMA. This exhibition highlighted the principal role that…