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Zoë Anderson

Zoë Anderson is a dance critic and writer. She is the author of The Royal Ballet: 75 Years (Faber) and The Ballet Lover’s Companion (Yale). She has written for The Independent, the i newspaper, the Times Literary Supplement, The Wall Street Journal, and other publications.

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Hannah Shepherd, Ben Duke and Miguel Altunaga in The Last Hamlet © Jane Hobson

London

Lost Dog’s The Last Hamlet: plenty of wit and invention

Von Zoë Anderson, 4. November 2026

Though it has strong dance scenes and great comedic flair, Lost Dog’s deconstruction of Hamlet doesn’t quite take flight.

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Lost Dog’s The Last Hamlet: plenty of wit and invention

Von Zoë Anderson

Rocío Molina in Calentamiento © Simone Fratini

London

Rocío Molina in Calentamiento: a ferocious and fearless performer

Von Zoë Anderson, 24. Juni 2026

Rocío Molina, one of flamenco’s greatest stars turns the warmup into an extraordinary virtuoso display at London’s Sadler’s Wells.

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Rocío Molina in Calentamiento: a ferocious and fearless performer

Von Zoë Anderson

Eduardo Jimenez Cabrera in Crystal Pite's Frontier © Michael Slobodian

London

Shadows and light: Ballet BC

Von Zoë Anderson, 20. Mai 2025

Ballet BC’s double bill puts Crystal Pite’s marvellous, shadowy Frontier in conversation with the folk-tinged comedy of Johan Inger’s Passing.

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Shadows and light: Ballet BC

Von Zoë Anderson

The Royal Danish Ballet in A Folk Tale © Per Morten Abrahamsen

Copenhagen

Royal Danish Ballet bounce through Bournonville's A Folk Tale

Von Zoë Anderson, 17. Oktober 2024

Though Bournonville himself saw A Folk Tale as his finest work, it’s rarely performed outside Denmark. The Royal Danish Ballet bring fleet-footed buoyancy to it all.

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Royal Danish Ballet bounce through Bournonville's A Folk Tale

Von Zoë Anderson