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EdinburghBallet Nights – at the Fringe

Joseph Taylor and Sarah Chun in Massimo Moricone’s Romeo and Juliet © BalletNights_AlastairMorePhotography
Saint-Saëns, November, Shepherd (Floating Points), Stokes, Unknown, Prokofiev
Michel Descombey; Mthuthuzeli November; Ekleido; James Pett; Travis Clausen-Knight; Massimo Moricone; Jordan James Bridge; Ballet Nights; PCK Dance; Jamiel Devernay-Laurence; Sarah Chun; Joseph Taylor; Amy McEntee
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Ballet Nights scores a hit at the Edinburgh Fringe

Joseph Taylor and Sarah Chun in Massimo Moricone’s Romeo and Juliet © BalletNights_AlastairMorePhotography
The increasingly popular Ballet Nights performs at the Edinburgh Fringe for the first time to welcoming crowds.

Ballet Nights – Spring Into Summer a fascinating hotchpotch of dance

Constance Devernay-Laurence in Christopher Wheeldon's I Married Myself © Deborah Jaffe
Ballet Nights 008 – Spring into Summer proved to be a judicious choice of quality and diverse repertoire. 

McGregor’s Deepstaria explores the deepest recesses of the oceans

Jordan James Bridge and Chia-Yu Hsu in Wayne McGregor's Deepstaria © Ravi Deepres
A visually striking and thought-provoking work requiring continual concentration to absorb.

Ballet Nights 006: a potent mix of diverse pieces works its magic

Sangeun Lee and Gareth Haw in the White Swan Pas de Deux © Deborah Jaffe
Jamiel Devernay-Laurence's Ballet Nights series is growing rapidly in appeal, just one year after its launch. With ever more ambitious projects afoot and a packed Cadogan Hall, it's worth seeing.

Ballet Nights: a diverse, delicious and dynamic programme

Sangeun Lee and Gareth Haw in the Act 2 pas de deux from Swan Lake © Deborah Jaffe
Ballet Nights is getting better and better. This was a truly diverse programme with something for everyone.

Company Wayne McGregor: Autobiography (v95) – too much noise!

Company Wayne McGregor in  his Autobiography (v95) © Ravi Deepres
Extraordinary dancers performing extraordinary movement, but the noise was too invasive.