Dancer of the Month: Eléonore Guérineau
« I want to teach my little girl that it’s important to fulfill her dreams »
Interview
Eléonore Guérineau's grand jeté to Zurich
Eléonore Guérineau, a French soloist dancer moving to dance with the Zurich Ballet for the 2018-19 season is our Dancer of the Month this August.
Rarities among the new productions at Zurich Opera
The 2018-19 season at Opernhaus Zürich features plenty of new productions, including operas which don't feature too often, such as Die Gezeichneten and Le Grand Macabre.
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LondonLest We Forget
Liszt, Cowton, Pook
Liam Scarlett; Russell Maliphant; Akram Khan; English National Ballet
AmsterdamThe New ClassicsNew production
Chopin, Bernstein, Talbot
Jerome Robbins; Alexei Ratmansky; Wayne McGregor; Dutch National Ballet; Matthew Rowe; Het Balletorkest; Noé Inui
ViennaGiselle
Adam: Giselle
Jean Coralli; Jules Perrot; Elena Tschernischova; Vienna State Ballet; Ermanno Florio; Paul Connelly; Ingolf Bruun; Orchestra of the Vienna State Opera
SeattleJerome Robbins Festival Program A
Stravinsky, Chopin, Bernstein, Debussy
Jerome Robbins; Pacific Northwest Ballet
BudapestCarmina Burana
Orff: Carmina Burana
Hungarian State Opera Orchestra; Tibor Bogányi; Hungarian State Opera Chorus; Hungarian State Opera; Hungarian National Ballet; Rita Rácz
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Les Ballets Trockadero's UK tour opens with a bang
Fresh energy and vibrant comedy marks the Trocks' return to the UK
Berlin: Beyond contemporary Ballet
To reassure the sceptics, the break from tradition of Stijn Celis’ Your Passion is Pure Joy to Me, and Sharon Eyal’s and Gai Behar’s Half Life made for a great start to the Staatsballett Berlin’s new season.
Tanztheater Wuppertal: Stepping into the unknown without Pina
A dance-marathon with the Tanztheater Wuppertal Pina Bausch in Alan Lucien Øyen’s New Piece II for Tanz im August at the Volksbühne in Berlin.
Stepanova shines over St Petersburg Ballet Theatre's London season
The instantly-recognisable, symphonic score was given the lover’s touch by conductor, Vadim Nikitin; caressed in the melancholic, slow sections and energetically encouraged wherever appropriate
Wayne McGregor's Autobiography at the Edinburgh Festival
At Edinburgh’s Festival Theatre, Wayne McGregor explores what it means to have a life story in Autobiography for the Edinburgh International Festival.