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A strange sterility: Anna Winter reviews a new work for Rambert by choreographer Kim Brandstrup.
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An alumnus of Merce Cunningham and Michael Clark's companies, Julie Cunningham launched her choreographic career in 2017 with To Be Me, a
The central idea of Soap " acrobats performing in and around bathtubs containing actual water " sounds like a cross between a
The clowns in Hofesh Shechter's Show aren't just creepy, they're homicidal. By turns gambolling fools, sage advisors and blank-faced killers, this octet
At what point does a regime of self-improvement shade into self-destruction? How easily can a quest for bulging biceps descend into delusional
Australian quintet The Tap Pack produce a slick two hours of hoofing and honied vocals, interspersing their impressive dance routines with renditions
Hydraulic elegance: Anna Winter reviews Balletboyz and their programme of four works created in fourteen days.
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Collective sphincters being clenched: Aino Venna and Ilona Jantti's cabaret circus doesn't have quite the desired effect.
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Jamaican dancehall and Georgian polyphonic chanting " it seems like an odd pairing for a main stage production, but Cecilia Bengolea and
Three very different mothers converge in a hospital waiting room, anxious for updates, after a class of Year 10 pupils are mysteriously
A circus inspired by nuclear physics? It's hard not to think of the world's premier political megalomaniacs and their social media sabre-rattling.
In November, Britain's ballet companies commemorated the 25th anniversary of Kenneth MacMillan's death with a varied programme of his one act works.
Cowpuncher is a collaborative project with pulling power. In addition to costumes by Vivienne Westwood’s partner Andreas Kronthaler, it’s scored by celebrated
Circus Abyssinia's Ethiopian Dreams offers an hour of ebullient escapism. At its best " in a nonchalant, rhythmically dynamic juggling routine, for
Despite the name, Relentless Unstoppable Human Machine gets off to a slightly saggy start. On a set made up of metal climbing
BalletLorent's reimagining of Rumpelstiltskin expertly weaves together elements of light and dark, love and dysfunction. In Carol Ann Duffy's new version of
A ballet's stage manager must be up for anything, from cueing the score to handling ponies. Johanna Adams-Farley and Sarah Woodward, who
It's been 50 years since contemporary dance doyen Richard Alston made his first work. Mid Century Modern is a fine celebration of
Kentucky-born actor, writer and activist Elizabeth Robins' play Votes for Women, first staged at the Royal Court in 1907, is animated by
For the first time in 15 years, choreographer Russell Maliphant is back onstage duetting with his collaborator and partner Dana Fouras. The
In the week of the Beast from the East, the prospect of some Buenos Aires heat, courtesy of German Cornejo's Tango After
Proudly matriarchal: Flamenco legend Antonia Santiago Amador makes a rare, glorious appearance.
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Mark Bruce really puts the murk in Macbeth. It's an unremittingly dark piece of dance-theatre for which Wilton's Music Hall, with its
Celebrating the 200th birthday of Imperial ballet master and choreographer Marius Petipa, there was a wealth of dance talent on display on
Tales from Star City, written and directed by Dan Dawes, is an earnest one-woman play with bold ambitions. Spanning three decades, it
