#FF Bashkiri National Folk Dance at the Choreographic Institute in Ufa - where #nureyev was a student - #barre#barreworkout with a difference - if you have problems with your splits watch this! #dance#Russia
My review of Derrière on a G String at the King’s Head Theatre.
There are just three days left to catch one of the funniest shows to hit London for a while (although hopefully we will get to see it revived again)!
https://t.co/rcvzIpAUvn
July issue of Shinshokan magazine is out - reviews of Paul Taylor Dance Company in London and Russell Maliphant’s In a Landscape programme at the Coronet Theatre
Review ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐: Tulsa Ballet conquers London with a balletic richness made in America
@GWDanceWriter sees @TulsaBallet’s ‘Made in America’ triple bill at @rbo_org – a young, dynamic ensemble, with an overarching sense of theatre.
https://t.co/9EKwhNHwGh
More great photos to accompany my review of Tulsa Ballet’s Made in America programme, which opened at the Linbury Theatre last evening.
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Amazing photos accompany my review of Giselle by Rodolfo Castellanos (and Yolanda Correa) for the National Ballet of Brno in the beautiful Mahen Theatre, starring Ksenia Ovsyanick, Alejandro Virelles, Se Hyun An and Ilia Mironov.
https://t.co/laMXbwFBt5
Still catching up….. my review of Alchemies - a triple bill of work by Sir Wayne McGregor to celebrate his 20 years as Resident Choreographer at The Royal Ballet for BTheremagazine.
https://t.co/LtUfA0W0wc
Catching up with reviews from last week - here is my review of Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo at Sadler’s Wells, featuring the irrepressible Robert Carter in what seems likely to be his farewell performances in London.
https://t.co/QM66AUq5zP
Very excited to see this cast in the opening night of Rodolfo Castellanos’ production of Giselle at by the National Ballet of Brno - it will be wonderful to see Ksenia Ovsyanick (as Giselle), Alejandro Virelles (Albrecht), Ilia Mironov (Hilarion) and Se Hyun An (Myrthe).
26 pages devoted to The Royal Ballet’s Summer tour to Japan including 3️⃣ pieces by yours truly being reviews of Giselle and Woolf Works and a feature on the stars to watch out for in Japan and interviews with Marianela, Vadim, Fumi, William, Rio & Steven
Wow! Astonishing news that Francesca Velicu - one of the loveliest dancers in the UK today - is leaving English National Ballet to join London City Ballet. What a loss for the former and what a coup by Chris Marney for LCB! It really shows that this nascent company means business
My review of Tungrodd in Oslo by Simone Grotte for Norwegian National Ballet: the recent history and culture of the Sámi and Kven cultures of Northern Norway.
https://t.co/vRItfFJdBX