Watching Richard Alston Dance Company perform is like visiting a Rothko exhibition. It’s tidy, bright and expressive, confident in what... Read More
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Sara Veale is a London-based writer and editor. After studying dance and literature in her native North Carolina, she swapped the sunlit Land of the Pines for misty England to pursue an MA in English at University College London. Her writing has appeared in DanceTabs, Auditorium, Exeunt, Review 31 and more.
Alina Cojocaru’s technical fluency and stirring artistry have propelled her to starred ranks at both the Royal Ballet and English... Read More
“Isadora was all about becoming yourself as you dance, really putting yourself into it. She never restricted herself, quite the... Read More
When you’ve seen a hundred modern (and postmodern and contemporary) dance productions, with their twisted postures and gasping contractions, it’s... Read More
Cathy Marston has arrived. Actually, the British choreographer has been doing exciting work for decades now, but the Royal Ballet... Read More
Michael Keegan-Dolan’s first production with his company Teaċ Daṁsa was a version of “Swan Lake” reworked into a critique of... Read More
