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Nnamdi Nwagwu; Demis Volpi; Vittoria Girelli; Sasha Riva; Simone Repele; Stuttgart Ballet; Staatsorchester Stuttgart
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ENBS and JCS: ready to take the profession by storm

Simon Tischler, Cameron Cinnamond-Bland, Kenshin Kimura, Keisuke Miyazaki in Variations for Four © Foteini Christofilopoulou
English National Ballet School and the John Cranko Schule join forces to deliver strong performances in a very diverse programme at the Linbury as part of the Next Generation Festival.
****1
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Demis Volpi leaves Ballett am Rhein with his Favourite Things

Long Zou in Demis Volpi's Fly © Ingo Schaefer
As we reached the end of season gala, Ballett am Rhein offered up a selection of highlights from the past four seasons in celebration of outgoing Artistic Director, Demis Volpi.
***11
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What can dance say about crime? Ballett am Rhein offer a response

Daniele Bonelli in Demis Volpi's Non-Fiction Études © Daniel Sensek
The appetite for all things true crime is not a new trend. Podcasts, YouTubers, influencers and documentaries, this obsession has held a captive audience for well over a decade now.
***11
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Demis Volpi's very modern Giselle: memorable but not fully formed

Doris Becker (Bathilde) and Futaba Ishizaki (Giselle) © Bettina Stöß
There are many ways to tell the story of Giselle, and Demis Volpi’s version for Ballett am Rhein offers up more than the odd surprise.
***11
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Worth the sacrifice? Ballett am Rhein's Sacre offers mixed results

Gustavo Carvalho and Futaba Ishizaki in Jerome Robbins' The Cage © Bettina Stöß
The programme’s middle work sees a detour from Stravinsky, to the music of Richard Strauss, lending itself to more lyrical work and some respite from the drama it's sandwiched between.
***11
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Ballett am Rhein: engaging, intoxicating, emotive and not one plot!

Ballett am Rhein in Christopher Wheeldon's Polyphonia © Bettina Stöß
Ballett am Rhein offered three pieces with no narrative, but this triple bill has broad appeal across the full spectrum of ballet and dance.
****1
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