Even the best-known ballets can baffle newcomers so what can choreographers do to avoid audiences getting lost? From Matthew Bourne's fairytales to staging Margaret Atwood and Peaky Blinders, we find out "There are no mothers-in-law in ballet," said George Balanchine, meaning there are some details you can't express through dance steps. Actually, a lot of details. If you've ever watched dance and thought "what's goin…
SOURCE: The Guardian at 08:33AM on October 6, 2022