German Cornejo’s Tango Fire sets the Peacock Theatre alight with its racy virtuosity. It’s set in the world of Tango,
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52 Portraits is a medley of filmed thumbnail portraits of people who dance. Some of them (like Crystal Pite) are
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We knew this day would come. Does it matter? Scenes from the End, a new one-woman opera in which the
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I’m not your teacher, says the clever playwright to the prisoner in the three metre high cage on stage, designed
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All children grow up and they soon know it, we are told at the beginning of the National Theatre’s big
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Cloud Gate 2, the sister company of Taiwan’s internationally celebrated Cloud Gate Dance Theatre, brought its young dancers and choreographers
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It was in the suitably elegant white and gilt surroundings of the Italian Embassy on Belgrave Square, film director and
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This show of charm and verve was performed to a packed audience beneath a narrow proscenium arch in the elegant
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