Dance Informa Magazine United Kingdom
All posts tagged "contemporary ballet"
-
81Dance ReviewsDeeply moved: Ballet Black at 25
Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London.14 October 2026. Ballet Black are a ballet company like no other. Different and unexpected each year, opening night...
-
511FeaturedBallet Black at 25: The fight to thrive
Founder, CEO and Artistic Director of Ballet Black, Cassa Pancho, talks on a sunny morning from Ballet Black’s studios in Hammersmith, London,...
-
270FeaturedTell us a story: Romain Rachline Borgeaud’s ‘STORIES – The Tap Dance Sensation’
Have you got a story to tell? So old sayings go, everyone has a book in them. And nowadays, there are so...
-
371Dance ReviewsRhythm runs through it: English National Ballet’s ‘Rhythm Riot’
Sadler’s Wells, London.24 September 2026. Act I: Symphony in Three Movements Intrigued by the title Rhythm Riot and what that meant for...
-
1.1KDance ReviewsLegacy in motion: Carlos Acosta’s ‘Myths and Modern Masters’
Royal Opera House, London.6 August 2026. Carlos Acosta has a long history with this building, and his name still sells it out....
-
2.3KNewsAcosta Danza unveils Autumn UK tour with exciting new double bill ‘Cuban Baroque’
Acosta Danza announces the UK premiere and tour of a new double bill: Cuban Baroque which blends the artistry of the Baroque period with...
-
741FeaturedA new chapter for dance: WINNDance redefines artistic longevity
In an industry that has long celebrated youth as the pinnacle of artistic excellence, a bold new company is challenging the very...
-
807Dance ReviewsAnnabelle Lopez Ochoa’s ‘Gentleman Jack’: Another powerful ballet for Northern Ballet
Sadler’s Wells, London.20 May 2026. Northern Ballet always brings unique stories to stage, and Gentleman Jack is no exception. From her first...
-
1.1KDance Reviews‘Still Pointless: BalletBoyz at 25’ is a true testament to hard work and vision
Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London.12 May 2026. Twenty-five years in any career is a milestone to celebrate, let alone one that demands constant...
-
1.2KDance ReviewsEntertainment and passion: Acosta Danza’s ‘Carmen’
Richmond Theatre, London.9 and 10 April 2026. A cancelled train meant missing Act I of Acosta Danza’s Carmen, throwing me straight in...
