Love it. Hate it. Just don't forget it

Por Tatiana Rathelot, 06 julio 2016

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“Even extraordinary dancers may feel the need to explore new ways of expressing themselves”

Crítica hecha desde Sadler's Wells Theatre, Londres el 2 julio 2016

Unknown (Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, Russell Maliphant, Arthur Pita)

Natalia Osipova, Bailarín

Sergei Polunin, Bailarín

Mitos y patrones con Faun/Noetic del Ballet du Grand Théâtre de Genève

Maria Sánchez, 27th February

Un díptico de cuerpos y movimientos, mitologías y estructuras, en un programa dedicado a la poesía corporal por Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui.

*****

Bal Impérial & Boléro: multi-layered work challenges in Geneva

Daniel Pratt, 19th November

The premiere of Bal Impérial by Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui challenges and interrogates to great effect in Geneva.

****1

Liam Francis Dance Company in Alchemy: an absorbing London debut

Daniel Pratt, 7th November

Liam Francis Dance Company at The Place brings an instinctive and intelligent debut for a choreographer in-step with what it is to be a dance artist now.

*****

Pelléas et Mélisande as a dark, shining fairy tale in Geneva

Elodie Olson-Coons, 26th October

A maximalist production of Pelléas et Mélisande at Geneva's Grand Théâtre shines, but tries a little too hard.

****1

an Accident/a Life: a story of extraordinary resilience

Maggie Foyer, 25th September

At Sadler's Wells East, a profound, moving and extraordinary account of former ballet dancer Marc Brew’s life-changing car accident.

*****

Vlaemsch (chez moi): the revitalisation of culture with new blood

Maggie Foyer, 18th September

Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui's Vlaemsch (chez moi) is an extraordinary piece of dance theatre proving the value of multiculturalism where difference can be absorbed within the search for artistic expression.

****1

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Tatiana Rathelot

Tatiana studied ballet and modern dance in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil before moving to Italy to pursue graduate studies in Social and Political Sciences. She has trained and performed in several European countries and is currently based in London, where she reconciles academic work with freelance dance jobs

Love it. Hate it. Just don't forget it: Osipova and Polunin at Sadler's Wells