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256FeaturedAustralia’s Chunky Move brings Antony Hamilton’s ‘4/4’ to the UK
Australian company Chunky Move’s award-winning dance work 4/4 will premiere in the UK and Europe, kicking off the six city tour in London at the...
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191FeaturedSadler’s Wells East unveils its opening programme
Sadler’s Wells has announced its opening programme for Sadler’s Wells East, a new powerhouse for dance. Situated in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park,...
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296FeaturedThe Royal Ballet presents ‘Encounters: Four Contemporary Ballets’
The Royal Ballet presents Encounters: Four Contemporary Ballets, a mixed programme of works by 21st century choreographers featuring world premieres by Joseph Toonga, former alumnus of The Royal Ballet Choreographic Residency programme, and Pam Tanowitz, alongside the...
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190FeaturedBirmingham Royal Ballet announces ‘Carlos Acosta’s Ballet Celebration’
Birmingham Royal Ballet (BRB) has announced the all-new programme Carlos Acosta’s Ballet Celebration: Diaghilev and the birth of Modern Ballet for BRB2’s third UK...
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154FeaturedBirmingham Royal Ballet presents world premiere of abstract ballet ‘Luna’
This autumn, Birmingham Royal Ballet (BRB) presents the world premiere of Luna, a two-act (full-length), abstract ballet in six movements, which forms the final part...
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78FeaturedBirmingham Royal Ballet brings Ashton classics to the stage
Birmingham Royal Ballet (BRB) will mark 120 years since the birth of Frederick Ashton with two productions celebrating the great choreographer and...
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425FeaturedMaddie Jamieson on the sport/art form of dance team
Dance Team, which could also be called precision competitive dance, is a hugely popular activity throughout the world. While not technically considered...
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395FeaturedVarna International Ballet presents stunning classical ballets to UK audiences
RG Live presents the return of the celebrated Varna International Ballet and Orchestra to the UK following a breathtaking debut tour in 2023. The...
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1.2KFeaturedTension at the site of the body: Diana Niepce’s ‘The Other Side of Dance’ at Dance Umbrella
Broader culture certainly has its mental images and perceived norms about the nature of “dance” and “dancers.” Those are the sorts of...
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1.1KFeaturedFifty never looked so good: The Trockaderos celebrate 50 years of tulle and laughter
The lights go down, the overture begins. Lively dancers en pointe swirl gracefully around the stage. Wait. Bicep muscles and chest hair?...
