
Review of Follow The Faun at the Arts Theatre London
It’s great fun is this immersive dance show of which there are not enough about. This one won Spirit of
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It’s great fun is this immersive dance show of which there are not enough about. This one won Spirit of
Review of Follow The Faun at the Arts Theatre London Read More »

It’s the inclusion of the spoken word in Fractus V that sets it firmly in the ‘contemporary’ dance productions camp,
Eastman – Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui: Fractus V ‘is a truly excellent production’ Read More »

This is a show made to express the voices of women prisoners. Being created with the assistance of women from
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Outside it’s a chilly October night but we’ve come somewhere else, somewhere in Northern India, it’s beautiful, everything is saffron,
Aditi Mangaldas Dance Company – Inter_rupted – Review Read More »

What a fascinating, provoking evening of dance is SoftMachine: Yuya and Rianto, conceived and directed by Choy Ka Fai. Being only
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Haunting and moving this is a beautiful dance show created by Norwegian Choreographer Hege Haagenrud, who explores with truth and sensitivity life
Hege Haagenrud – Use My Body While It’s Still Young – Review Read More »

An all-sorts celebration of the love of dance is Jérôme Bel’s Gala at Sadler’s Well’s. A Paris-based choreographer and dancer,
Jérôme Bel – Gala at Sadler’s Wells – Review Read More »

It’s a performance lecture, this new and innovative piece of text and movement created and performed by solo artist, Matthias Sperling.
Now That We Know – Sadler’s Wells – Review Read More »