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by Judith Mackrell on March 2, 2017
Matthew Bourne's protege James Cousins on his dance with Shakespeare
by Judith Mackrell on March 2, 2017
James Cousins, protege of Matthew Bourne, discusses his career, from winning awards to choreographing a Shakespeare-inspired piece with modern themes. He reflects on storytelling in dance and the challenges of building a career in the arts.... Read full article
by Emma Clayton on February 7, 2017
Award-winning choreographer Jacqui Drake's aim to raise £1 million
by Emma Clayton on February 7, 2017
Award-winning choreographer Jacqui Drake's inspiring journey through terminal illness shows resilience, positivity, and passion for dance despite challenges.... Read full article
by Adam Sherwin on January 24, 2017
Lord Puttnam and Darcey Bussell issue ‘wake-up’ call over children excluded from the Arts
by Adam Sherwin on January 24, 2017
Leading arts figures including Lord Puttnam and Darcey Bussell have warned that a decline in the number of children taking arts subjects in schools could condemn a generation of young people to poverty.... Read full article
by Lyndsey Winship on January 3, 2017
The Royal Ballet's Edward Watson: 'I still come in every day and want to be better'
by Lyndsey Winship on January 3, 2017
"I’m not a natural performer really,” says Edward Watson, despite being the highest-ranking British male ballet dancer. “I don’t really get off on the idea of being the lead in the show.” ... Read full article
by Lyndsey Winship on December 1, 2016
Ashley Shaw and Cordelia Braithwaite on sharing the lead role in Matthew Bourne's stage reinvention
by Lyndsey Winship on December 1, 2016
This article focuses on Ashley Shaw and Cordelia Braithwaite sharing the lead role in Matthew Bourne's reinvention of 'The Red Shoes', exploring their paths, personalities, and close bond as dancers.... Read full article
by Susannah Butter on November 25, 2016
Strictly Come Dancing's Katya Jones says Ed Balls has fabulous rhythm and lovely eyes
by Susannah Butter on November 25, 2016
When you’re just three weeks away from the Strictly Come Dancing final, every detail of your performance counts, right down to your shoelaces.... Read full article
by Judith Mackrell on November 21, 2016
A leap too far: Will Tuckett on why his Nutcracker won't go on
by Judith Mackrell on November 21, 2016
Of all the many Nutcrackers competing for Christmas audiences this year, one production had promised to stand out. Will Tuckett, a former member of the Royal Ballet, had long had the idea of creating a fully immersive version, ... Read full article
by Kevin O'Hare on November 11, 2016
Royal Ballet director Kevin O’Hare on the power of choreographer Wayne McGregor
by Kevin O'Hare on November 11, 2016
Wayne McGregor is now one of the most familiar figures in dance. He is one of today’s most exciting choreographers and an unmistakable presence, with his distinctive physique and boundless, dynamic enthusiasm.... Read full article
by R Dodd on November 4, 2016
'We get so much support from Plymouth': Matthew Bourne brings The Red Shoes to Theatre Royal
by R Dodd on November 4, 2016
Matthew Bourne's latest creation, The Red Shoes, premieres in Plymouth later this month. The choreographer took some time out of his busy schedule to reveal the challenges and delights of transforming the iconic film into a play.... Read full article
by Judith Mackrell on November 3, 2016
How Rodin's radical dance sculptures captured the shock of modernity
by Judith Mackrell on November 3, 2016
When I think of an artist obsessed with dance, it’s Edgar Degas who comes to mind, a figure forever haunting the wings and rehearsal studios of the Paris Opera, trying to capture the elusive, impossible image of a dancer moving through space.... Read full article
by Judith Mackrell on November 2, 2016
Bourne's supremacy: the blockbuster choreographer puts on The Red Shoes
by Judith Mackrell on November 2, 2016
When I’m watching a film or play,” says Matthew Bourne, “there’s always a part of me that’s wondering: ‘Could this be a show?’ When I’m browsing through a bookshop, I’m always looking for titles.... Read full article
by Courtney Pochin on October 27, 2016
How a Norfolk woman beat 300 other dancers to land a part in the Thursford Christmas Spectacular
by Courtney Pochin on October 27, 2016
Norfolk-based dancer, Megan Frances, first went to the Thursford Christmas Spectacular when she was eight years old, now she’s about to embark on her second year starring in the show. ... Read full article
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