Infographic: MacMillan’s Saints and Sinners
With complex characters that challenge performers and audiences alike, choreographer Kenneth MacMillan continues to capture our imagination. And with a ballet season full of favourites…
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San Francisco Ballet in London Roundup
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An Interview with Jonathan Goddard
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Wheeldon’s Cinderella at ENB: rehearsal photo gallery
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An interview with SFB’s Ulrik Birkkjaer
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Yorke Dance Project Celebrates its 20th Anniversary (Photo Gallery)
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She Persisted Mixed Bill at ENB
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Against the Stream with Ivan Putrov
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Romeo and Juliet: a photo gallery (2nd edition)
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Highlights
Ballets by Ratmansky
A case of incurable Ratmansky Fever means we continue to chase the choreographer’s new works around the globe, so make sure to check back…
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…
Mayerling
Is this ballet for you? Go if: You are tired of white ballets and of seeing male dancers perennially overshadowed by the ballerina. Mayerling,…
New in the Bag
Bag of Steps: Big Jumps (Part 1)
This post is devoted to big jumps, usually the territory of male dancers, though some of them are also done by ballerinas. These tend…
I’m Bound to Pack it Up (and go away…)
Better late than never! The Royal Ballet troupe are now well into their summer tour while ballet orphans count the days until the Mariinsky…
A Fond Farewell to Alexandra
It is hard to believe that someone like Alexandra Ansanelli, one of the Royal Ballet’s youngest principal ballerinas, is retiring, given all her accomplishments…
Mayerling
Is this ballet for you? Go if: You are tired of white ballets and of seeing male dancers perennially overshadowed by the ballerina. Mayerling,…