O Death, where is thy spring?
8 May 2017
Dance macabre with skeleton: Renata Piotrwoska-Auffret sidesteps the usual gendered depictions of dance and death
Articles, interviews, features and programme notes
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
Light takes the lead
Lighting maestros Michael Hulls and Lucy Carter illuminate No Body at Sadler's Wells
Subject–verb: on solos and sentences
24 May 2016
On subject, action and number in dance, and in writing about dance
A frisson of the forbidden: dance and horror
1 May 2016
Is dance horror a Thing? I peek through my fingers at stage and screen, both riveted and repulsed by what I see…
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