Five Ballet movies you should not miss
As the new ballet season kicks into gear, we share our current favorite dance documentaries and movies, all coming soon to a screen near…
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Infographic: MacMillan’s Saints and Sinners
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Best of 2018 in Dance
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The Royal Ballet’s Mayerling: a photo gallery (2nd edition)
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Fury: a Mad Max Ballet
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Herman Cornejo celebrates 20 years at ABT
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Pas de Deux: an Interview with Conversations on Dance
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Highlights
A Day in the Life of a Young Choreographer
Myles Thatcher, the young choreographer who in 2014 won a mentorship under Alexei Ratmansky (through the Rolex Mentor & Protégé Arts Initiative), continues to make waves…
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…
10 Reasons Why We Love Manon
A big helping of MacMillan is finally coming our way after a very Ashton-heavy season. Manon, one of his most famous full-length ballets, opens…
New in the Bag
One Last Dance
The Royal Ballet run of Giselles is almost over (only 4 performances left) and as the last Spring/Period 3 production opens this week we…
Les Sylphides
Is this ballet for you? Go if: You are fond of white romantic vaporous tutus waltzing on the stage. Adagio (ie. slow) dancing makes…
Bag of Steps: Ballotté
So this is the first entry of Bag of Steps. You see, we think that one doesn’t need to have been at ballet class…
Be True to Your School
Most professional dancers start their careers rather young and, depending on where they study, the programme/syllabus they follow varies substantively. Here in England, they…