by Emilia & Linda on October 16, 2012
In time for the London premiere of Labyrinth of Love at Sadler’s Wells tonight, we have below a selection of images – by the great Chris Nash – of the Rambert Dance Company in Marguerite Donlon’s hypnotic new piece, which is inspired by the prose and love poems of women like Mary Shelley and Elizabeth [...]
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Dutiful Ducks,
Labyrinth of Love,
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Mark Baldwin,
Mat Collishaw,
Merce Cunningham,
Paul Taylor,
Rambert,
Rambert Dance Company,
Richard Alston,
Roses,
Sounddance
by alicepennefather on May 24, 2012
Photographer Alice Pennefather attended the Rambert’s general rehearsal last week and snapped the company in Nijinsky’s L’Après-midi d’un Faune and Mark Baldwin’s ferosh new work What Wild Ecstasy, both presented as part of the spring season at Sadler’s Wells: (Click on thumbnails to enlarge & see as slideshow) All Photos: © Alice Pennefather About Alice [...]
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Afternoon of a Faun,
Dane Hurst,
Eryck Brahmania,
Estela Merlos,
Gemma Nixon,
Jon Savage,
Julia Gillespie,
L’Après-midi d’un Faune,
Lucía Barbadillo,
Mark Baldwin,
Otis-Cameron Carr,
Pieter Symonds,
Rambert Dance Company
by Emilia & Linda on May 19, 2012
In time for the company’s last performances at Sadler’s Wells tonight, we have below a selection of images taken at the general rehearsal by Alice Pennefather. We also chatted to Mark Baldwin, who is celebrating 10 years as Rambert’s Artistic Director. Mark told us about the diversity of styles being presented in this current bill, [...]
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Afternoon of a Faun,
Cultural Olympiad,
Dane Hurst,
Forest of Dean,
Gavin Higgins,
Interview,
Itzik Galili,
L'Aprés-midi d'un faune,
Mark Baldwin,
Mark Bowden,
Rambert Dance Company,
Siobhan Davis,
Sub,
The Art of Touch,
What Wild Ecstasy
by wschuster on February 7, 2012
Saturday, 4 February 2012 Leave it all on the (dance) floor! Having observed classical and contemporary classes (each counts for a quarter of the total score) the day prior, the Jury left the candidates on their own to warm up. Some used the raked studio space, others spent time in the warm-up area backstage, wrapped [...]
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Célestin Boutin,
Edson Ferreira Barbosa,
Hannah Bettes,
Jae Eun Jung,
Katherine Higgins,
Madoka Sugai,
Mayara Magri,
Monique Loudieres,
Pieter Symonds,
Prix de Lausanne,
Prix de Lausanne 2012,
Rambert Dance Company,
Royal Ballet School,
Royal Danish Ballet School,
Thamires Chuvas,
Traces Solo,
Wiebke Schuster
by Emilia on November 16, 2011
Rambert Dance Company are in town until Saturday with a programme that contrasts childlike innocence with the heavy traumas and conflicts from Tennessee Williams’s adult universe. There is plenty of historical interest in the evening’s first piece, Merce Cunningham‘s RainForest: this nature study was choreographed in the student protest year of 1968 in collaboration with [...]
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Andy Warhol,
Angela Towler,
Blanche Du Bois,
Dane Hurst,
David Tudor,
Elysian Fields,
Gemma Nixon,
Javier de Frutos,
Jonathan Goddard,
L'Enfant and Les Sortileges,
Mark Baldwin,
Merce Cunningham,
Pieter Symonds,
RainForest,
Rambert Dance Company,
Ravel,
Seven for a secret,
Seven for a secret never to be told,
Tennessee Williams
by Emilia & Linda on May 24, 2011
Earlier this year we posted a photoblog about the Rambert Dance Company in rehearsal for Tim Rushton’s new piece Monolith. In time for tonight’s London premiere at Sadler’s Wells, where Tim’s work will be performed alongside Paul Taylor’s Roses and Henrietta Horn’s Cardoon Club, we recap on our Monolith feature, with this selection of production [...]
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Cardoon Club,
Henrietta Horn,
Mark Baldwin,
Monolith,
Paul Taylor,
Rambert Dance Company,
Roses,
Sadler's Wells,
Tim Rushton
