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by Mark Brown on May 26, 2017
Review: A brilliant homage to one of the great rock albums - Pepperland, Royal Court Liverpool
by Mark Brown on May 26, 2017
It was 50 years ago today (more or less) that The Beatles released the album Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band. How better to mark this musical milestone than with a festival, entitled Sgt.... Read full article
by Judith Mackrell on May 20, 2017
Royal Ballet mixed bill review – Scarlett and Yanowsky deliver a mesmerising melodrama
by Judith Mackrell on May 20, 2017
When Zenaida Yanowsky retires at the end of this season, the Royal Ballet will lose one of its most profoundly intelligent and unusual ballerinas. Yanowsky, a peerless dance actor, can create a character through the merest shift of her glance... Read full article
by Jane Hobson on May 19, 2017
Rambert - Ghost Dances and other works, review: Three is the magic number
by Jane Hobson on May 19, 2017
Choreographer Aletta Collins opens her new work, The days run away like wild horses, with an inspired recreation of an Oscar-winning 80s animation called Tango, by director Zbigniew Rybczynski.... Read full article
by Ron Simpson on May 12, 2017
Birmingham Royal Ballet: Triple Bill – Theatre Royal, York
by Ron Simpson on May 12, 2017
Birmingham Royal Ballet is currently touring two different triple bills on short “North” and “South” tours. Audiences in Cornwall have two new ballets on the bill, but nothing in the North programme is later than 1977 and two of the ballets are class... Read full article
by Christy Romer on May 11, 2017
£2.3m to expand dance-based health initiative
by Christy Romer on May 11, 2017
The rollout of a dance-based falls prevention programme by arts and health charity Aesop will see 1,000 older people benefit from a new £2.3m investment.... Read full article
by Luke Jennings on April 30, 2017
Northern Ballet: Casanova review – a seductive debut
by Luke Jennings on April 30, 2017
Kenneth Tindall's debut with Northern Ballet in 'Casanova' is a seductive production, praised for its ambitious narrative breadth and exquisite choreography, supported by the director David Nixon's nurturing of talent.... Read full article
on April 18, 2017
Ballet school for sick and disabled children to launch in East Kilbride
on April 18, 2017
The first of its kind in Scotland, Ballet Bees will provide ballet dance tuition for children with additional support needs and life-limiting medical conditions. Started by a group of local mums in conjunction with fundraising charity Buddy’s... Read full article
by David Whetstone on April 8, 2017
Sid likes to dance and now he and other children like him can carry on doing so
by David Whetstone on April 8, 2017
An arts initiative that helps children like 11-year-old Sid Cuthbertson, who has autism but loves to dance, has just secured funding for a further three years. Arts Connect has operated in Newcastle for five years and is an initiative... Read full article
by Hanna Weibye on April 5, 2017
Matthew Bourne's Early Adventures, Sadler's Wells
by Hanna Weibye on April 5, 2017
Not every artist attains the kind of status that will allow their early works to be revived – or, when revived, greeted with commercial and critical success. This is something of a shame for those of us with a historical mindset who like seeing where... Read full article
by Briana Millett on April 5, 2017
The Red Shoes wins the hearts of Bristol Hippodrome’s audience on its opening night
by Briana Millett on April 5, 2017
The article reviews the opening night of The Red Shoes at Bristol Hippodrome, praising its captivating storytelling, mesmerizing performances, and stunning set design that transports the audience into a world of dance and magic.... Read full article
by Adam Sherwin on April 4, 2017
BBC opens up programmes to artists with new £4m fund
by Adam Sherwin on April 4, 2017
Arts organisations will bid for licence-fee cash to make programmes from a new BBC fund after Tony Hall, Director-General, warned that spending cuts are threatening public access to the arts. Artists and arts bodies from across the UK... Read full article
by Simon Parkin on March 31, 2017
Legendary lothario Casanova is brought to life in Northern Ballet’s lavish show
by Simon Parkin on March 31, 2017
Northern Ballet's new production brings the multi-layered character of Casanova to life beyond his notorious womanizing. Choreographer Kenneth Tindall's lavish show delves into the intellect and decadence of history's legendary Lothario, ... Read full article
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