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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 Russell Maliphant Company on February 1, 2017
Russell Maliphant Company to restage classic and early pieces in maliphantworks at Print Room
by Russell Maliphant Company on February 1, 2017
The article discusses Russell Maliphant's upcoming production "Maliphantworks" at Print Room, featuring classic pieces restaged with original dancers and world-renowned collaborators. The event includes community outreach programs to enhance audience... Read full article
by National Dance Company Wales on January 18, 2017
National Dance Company Wales takes a double-bill on its UK-wide Spring Tour 2017
by National Dance Company Wales on January 18, 2017
National Dance Company Wales will kick off 2017 with a Spring Tour, performing two works; one by internationally renowned choreographer Roy Assaf, the other a brand new piece by the company’s artistic director, Caroline Finn.... Read full article
by Scottish Dance Theatre on January 11, 2017
Scottish Dance Theatre presents hot new choreographer Botis Seva’s world premiere TutuMucky
by Scottish Dance Theatre on January 11, 2017
On Wednesday 4 January Botis Seva arrived in Dundee to start work with Scottish Dance Theatre dancers on his new work TutuMucky which will premiere at Dundee Rep Theatre on Friday 10 February.... 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 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
by Nicola Stanbridge on September 29, 2016
Carlos Acosta on why the classical ballet world needs new Romeos
by Nicola Stanbridge on September 29, 2016
Carlos Acosta, one of the world's leading ballet dancers, bids farewell to classical ballet next week at the Royal Albert Hall, at the age of 43.... Read full article
by Kelly Apter on September 22, 2016
Interview: Sophie Laplane – 'What I really like is when choreographers give you freedom to see what
by Kelly Apter on September 22, 2016
After creating two short works for Scottish Ballet, company dancer Sophie Laplane is moving up onto the big stage. Her new work, Sibilo is part of Scottish Ballet's Autumn Programme, and she's nervous – and more than a little excited – at the prospec... Read full article
by Meghan Feeks on September 15, 2016
Birmingham Royal Ballet’s ‘The Tempest’: Some ‘Heavenly Music’, Brought to Life by Dance
by Meghan Feeks on September 15, 2016
“Hell is empty, and all the devils are here.” Shakespeare penned these famous words from The Tempest more than 400 years ago, but in a day of demagogues, Daesh, and deep social divisions, they just as easily could have been uttered today.... Read full article
by Kelly Apter on July 28, 2016
Meet the young YDancers – the dance artists of tomorrow
by Kelly Apter on July 28, 2016
Run by YDance, Project Y is the only intensive dance training programme in the UK offering young dancers the chance to create and perform as part of a touring contemporary dance company. As this year's crop get set to tour Scotland, ... Read full article
by Luke Jennings on May 22, 2016
Drew McOnie: ‘It’s not a technical process, it’s instinctual’
by Luke Jennings on May 22, 2016
Drew McOnie, 30, is a London-based choreographer whose CV includes work onChicago, Bugsy Malone and In the Heights, for which he won the 2016 Olivier award for best theatre choreographer.... Read full article
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