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579English National Ballet announces Breanna Foad as the 2024 Emerging Dancer Award winner
The Emerging Dancer Award offers an entertaining evening of world-class dance. It allows audiences to get to know dancers from the English...
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302A night out at the museum with Birmingham Royal Ballet
Birmingham Royal Ballet (BRB) presents A Night at the Museum – ballet, art, live classical music and socialising – at Birmingham Museum & Art...
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759The Royal Ballet School appoints new CEO
The Royal Ballet School has appointed Patrick Harrison as its first full-time Chief Executive Officer. Joining the School from English National Ballet,...
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960Building artistry and savouring the experience: The Royal Ballet School’s Summer Performance Season
Well-rounded dance training involves a whole lot more than tendus, pliés and pirouettes. In order to blossom into mature artists – whether...
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771Royal Conservatoire of Scotland announces honorary doctorates 2024
A dancer and choreographer described as one of the most visionary artists of his generation, whose company is regarded as one of...
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786Young Creatives: Supporting that unique thinking
One Dance UK, the national support organisation for dance in the UK, supports dance practices through providing advice, training and networking links...
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![[Image description] A male Southeast Asian wheelchair dancer is in a gravity defying head stand in the middle of the image. He is balanced upside down on the side of his head, his position supported by his right hand on the floor. His left arm is stretched out towards the camera, palm open, tattoo on his arm vaguely visible. He is gazing intently at his open palm. The wheelchair is tipped slightly away from the camera, wheels suspended in mid air. He is wearing golden coloured costumes gleaming in amber light, which is coming from behind him, cutting through haze and the dark background. Photography by Chris Parkes.](https://dancemagazine.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Nadenh-Poan-in-Lived-Fiction-from-Stopgap.-Photo-by-Chris-Parkes-450x270.jpg)
![[Image description] A male Southeast Asian wheelchair dancer is in a gravity defying head stand in the middle of the image. He is balanced upside down on the side of his head, his position supported by his right hand on the floor. His left arm is stretched out towards the camera, palm open, tattoo on his arm vaguely visible. He is gazing intently at his open palm. The wheelchair is tipped slightly away from the camera, wheels suspended in mid air. He is wearing golden coloured costumes gleaming in amber light, which is coming from behind him, cutting through haze and the dark background. Photography by Chris Parkes.](https://dancemagazine.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Nadenh-Poan-in-Lived-Fiction-from-Stopgap.-Photo-by-Chris-Parkes-80x80.jpg)
640Stopgap Dance Company: integrating access for all audiences
Stopgap Dance Company is a collective of deaf, disabled, neurodivergent and non-disabled artists creating new dance. Nearly 30 years ago, Stopgap began...
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676London City Ballet to open Autumn Season at NYC’s Joyce Theater
London City Ballet has announced an extension to its international 2024 tour with seven performances opening the Autumn Season at New York’s...
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882New partnership unites Birmingham Royal Ballet and Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery
To celebrate the re-opening of Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery’s Waterhall, Birmingham Royal Ballet (BRB), Britain’s biggest touring ballet company will fill the Waterhall...
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1.8KGreenwich+Docklands International Festival 2024 programme
Greenwich+Docklands International Festival (GDIF), London’s award-winning annual festival of free theatre and performing arts will take place from 23 August – 8...
