When German poet Heinrich Heine wrote De l’Allemagne (“On Germany”), which was published in Paris in 1835, he couldn’t have... Read More
Thierrée, Shechter, Perez, Pite: they could have their names in light anywhere in Europe, but at Aurélie Dupont’s invitation, they shared... Read More
Many balletomanes (rightly) worship “Onegin” but few of them have read the eponymous novel by Pushkin, a founding father of... Read More
Reuniting two separated siblings, opera and ballet, was Benjamin Millepied and Stéphane Lissner’s mantra. And so they did. The premiere... Read More
Born in Cherbourg, northern France, Sophie Martin is one of Scottish Ballet’s best-loved dancers and a real secret weapon, having... Read More
Marie-Agnès Gillot is one of a kind, one in a million. She has arms and legs for days, which she... Read More
