Northern Ballet’s Jane Eyre
In the year of Charlotte Brontë’s 200th birthday, a celebration of her best-known work, Jane…
In the year of Charlotte Brontë’s 200th birthday, a celebration of her best-known work, Jane…
If you only ever see one ballet in your life, there’s a good chance that…
When Daniel Collins appears on stage in his flower shop, he is gawky, bespectacled, the…
Where to begin with Frederick Ashton? I have to admit a bias here. He’s my…
First premièred in 2013, as this was the first full length production Tamara Rojo commissioned…
The Queensland Ballet made its debut at the London Coliseum last week, and the company…
You’d be forgiven for thinking that Romeo et Juliet, the recent production from Les Ballets…
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The remarkable choreography of Derek Deane’s Swan Lake is once again being revived by English…
It doesn’t really matter if you know what’s going on in Don Quixote or not;…
Ballet thrives on its fairytales. In some people’s minds, the two are synonymous. Although that…
The Mariinsky ballet is back for an epic three-week season at the Royal Opera House,…