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by Judith Mackrell on July 22, 2015
Resolution! 2015 review – Shades of Martha Graham in dance showcase
by Judith Mackrell on July 22, 2015
"Resolution! 2015 review explores nods to Martha Graham in contemporary dance showcase. Features include historic references, archetypes, and authentic stage presence, offering a diverse mix of new choreographic perspectives."... Read full article
by Akram Khan on July 22, 2015
Rehearsals Begin for Akram Khan's Until the Lions
by Akram Khan on July 22, 2015
Rehearsals have begun at Curve, Leicester for multi-award-winning choreographer and dancer Akram Khan’s Until the Lions, his highly anticipated, brand-new full-length production. Premiering in the 360° setting of London’s Roundhouse,... Read full article
by Polly Albany-Ward on July 17, 2015
Dancing nan, 85, proves you're never tutu old for ballet as she reaches finals
by Polly Albany-Ward on July 17, 2015
A Graceful grandma who took up ballet when her husband died 15 years ago made it to the finals of a national competition for adult learners.... Read full article
by Judith Mackrell on July 16, 2015
Marcelo Gomes's fearless dance: 'Now I’ve started, I can’t hold myself back'
by Judith Mackrell on July 16, 2015
Marcelo Gomes's fearless approach to dance, embracing roles outside the classical norm, showcases his versatility and commitment to artistic growth, challenging traditional ballet conventions and fostering a sense of community in the dance world.... Read full article
by Lyndsey Winship on July 14, 2015
Carlos Acosta interview: 'I want to create something unlike anything else out there'
by Lyndsey Winship on July 14, 2015
"Everything I’ve set my mind to so far, it has worked,” says Carlos Acosta, sitting in a starched Victoria hotel looking like the Cuban James Dean (white vest, black leather jacket) but exuding warmth as well as cool.... Read full article
by Luke Jennings on July 12, 2015
The struggle for the soul of British dance
by Luke Jennings on July 12, 2015
The article delves into the modern challenges facing British contemporary dance training, highlighting a divide between traditional rigour and evolving approaches, sparking debates on standards, training methods, and the future of the art form.... Read full article
by Duncan Hall on July 8, 2015
Carlos Acosta talks about his move from classical to contemporary dance with new show On Before
by Duncan Hall on July 8, 2015
In his journey from classical to contemporary dance, Carlos Acosta discusses his shift in style, personal reflections, and the emotional narrative of his new show "On Before."... Read full article
by Kate Proctor on July 3, 2015
The BBC Young Dancer of the Year gives thanks to Dance City as he heads to London
by Kate Proctor on July 3, 2015
This piece captures BBC Young Dancer of the Year, Connor Scott's journey from Dance City to Rambert Dance Company in London, highlighting his upbringing, training, and passion for contemporary dance.... Read full article
by Wales On Line on June 29, 2015
Wales Dance Platform put contemporary moves at the top of the agenda
by Wales On Line on June 29, 2015
The article covers the highlights of Wales Dance Platform, featuring various contemporary dance styles and performances, showcasing the talent of independent artists and emphasizing the importance of arts critique and independent voices.... Read full article
by Judith Mackrell on June 11, 2015
Richard Alston Dance Company review – a birthday treat from the master
by Judith Mackrell on June 11, 2015
Ever since the 1980s, when Michael Clark was muse to his early career,Richard Alston’s most beautiful choreography has, arguably, been created for men. Now, as he celebrates the 20th anniversary of his company, Alston’s birthday present to himself is... Read full article
by Herald Scotland on June 10, 2015
Life begins at 50 for Edinburgh Fringe bound Scottish Ballet Company
by Herald Scotland on June 10, 2015
Life begins at 50 for Edinburgh Fringe bound Scottish Ballet Company And, for a group of people who have been flocking to dance classes for the over-50s, their hard work in the studio has paid off with an appearance at the Edinburgh Fringe. ... Read full article
by Rosanna Greenstreet on May 30, 2015
Q&A: Akram Khan - Dancer and Choreographer
by Rosanna Greenstreet on May 30, 2015
Born in Wimbledon, Akram Khan , 40, trained in classical Indian Kathak dance. He went on to become an award-winning dancer and choreographer and his collaborators have included Juliette Binoche, Hanif Kureishi, Anish Kapoor and Sylvie Guillem.... Read full article
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