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The Royal Ballet in Pam Tanowitz’s
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Preview: Zurich Opera and Ballet's 2023-4 season
The everyday life of a Ballerina: Deb Weiss
Photo gallery: Birmingham Royal Ballet’s
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Darcey Bussell on why we still need classical ballet
Dance Reviews
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Cinders returns to the ball in resplendent new clothing
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Justin Peck’s vital
Copland Dance Episodes
***11
Acosta Danza’s
Spectrum
brings brilliance
****1
Akram Khan's
Creature
: profoundly affecting, but a punishing watch
****1
Balanchine ballets stun in NYC
****1
A Million Kisses to My Skin
sparkles in Tokyo
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Hungarian State Opera
Budapest
Mar 31, Apr 01, 02 mat
Swan Lake
Hungarian National Ballet, Coleman, van Schayk, Hofstra, Tanykpayeva, Timofeev, Felméry, García Carriera, Palumbo, Carulla Leon, Majoros, Petipa, Ivanov, van Dantzig
Edinburgh Festival Theatre
Edinburgh
Mar 31, Apr 01 mat, eve
Swan Lake
Birmingham Royal Ballet, Murphy, Prowse, Teigen, Royal Ballet Sinfonia, Petipa, Ivanov, Wright, Samsova
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Opernhaus
Zurich
Fri 31 Mar at 19:00
Emergence, Almost Blue, Angels’ Atlas
Ballett Zürich, Gower Taylor, Chow, Brodie, Mika, Haberland, Bryant, Visser, Ballett Zürich Junior Company, Pite, Goecke
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****1
London
Cinders returns to the ball in resplendent new clothing
****1
Melbourne
Australian Ballet's
Don Quixote
: a showpiece for excellence
****1
London
Akram Khan's
Creature
: profoundly affecting, but a punishing watch
***11
London
A visual spectacle: Tom Dale Dance Company in
Surge
&
Sub:version
****1
Budapest
Hungarian National Ballet's
Swan Lake
is long but rich in detail
****1
Warsaw
Polish National Ballet's
Don Quixote
: pacy, challenging and joyful
****1
London
Seeta Patel's
The Rite of Spring
: always compelling and beautiful
*****
Adelaide
Christian Spuck’s acclaimed Verdi
Requiem
wows the Adelaide Festival
More dance features
Collaborating with Anne Teresa de Keersmaeker
ACE funding reductions hit dance organisations
8 women choreographers who changed dance
Dancing into the music: Koen Kessels and Mikael Karlsson
Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui at the crossroads
Stepping into Petipa’s shoes: Tamara Rojo
