Myth, magic and mortality: Darbar’s divine festival of Indian dance
12 November 2017
Adventures in time at Darbar Festival's first sortie into Indian classical dance
Articles, interviews, features and programme notes
Take it outside: the shows pushing dancers out of their comfort zone
18 October 2017
A trio of works staged in striking industrial settings blur the roles of dancer and audience – and raise compelling questions about the nature of performance
Jakop Ahlbom’s Horror: a conversation with the company
29 May 2017
Inside Horror: backstage stories from Jakop Ahlbom's company
O Death, where is thy spring?
8 May 2017
Dance macabre with skeleton: Renata Piotrowska-Auffret sidesteps the usual gendered depictions of dance and death
Monster mashup: the terrifying tribute to horror films from The Exorcist to Ring
27 April 2017
Jakop Ahlbom combines stage magic with references to classic scary movies in a cult show that returns the horror genre to the theatre
William Forsythe, Hans van Manen, Pina Bausch: brief biographical notes
23 March 2017
Brief biographies of three choreographers for English National Ballet's triple bill
Shobana Jeyasingh’s Material Men Redux: programme note
7 February 2017
Programme note for Shobana Jeyasingh's Material Men Redux
The closure of the Ravel museum would be an act of cultural sabotage
6 February 2017
The rare and enchanting Maurice Ravel Museum was abruptly closed, esteemed visitors turned away and its long-time guardian summarily dismissed. We should be reviving its fortunes, not allowing it to decline further.
Boys don’t cry
4 November 2016
Do boys still have a problem with dance? Is ballet especially daunting? I meet ballet boys, b-boys and superheroes.
Aditi Mangaldas
30 August 2016
An interview with Indian dancer-choreographer Aditi Mangaldas, prior to her UK tour starting at Dance Umbrella festival, London
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