Kicking and screaming: how dance became cinema’s biggest boogieman
22 November 2018
Suspiria leads a crop of new films that track a dance troupe along a path of mounting horror. It’s no surprise – dance has age-old links to dread, delusion and death
Articles, interviews, features and programme notes
Paul Taylor: the modern dance master whose moves made you feel alive
31 August 2018
The omnivorous and eclectic choreographer who has died aged 88, represented the last of a historic line
Wayne McGregor: Autobiography
31 July 2018
Wayne McGregor on the genesis and the genetic composition of his recombinant dancework Autobiography
Les Mondes de Shechter
18 May 2018
French translation of programme note to accompany the Paris Opera Ballet’s 2018 production of Hofesh Shechter’s The Art of Not Looking Back
Shechter’s worlds
Programme note to accompany the Paris Opera Ballet’s 2018 production of Hofesh Shechter’s The Art of Not Looking Back
Kenneth MacMillan: a national celebration – The Judas Tree, and beyond
1 March 2018
Autumn season roundup for Dance International magazine. All about MacMillan, and mostly about *that* ballet, The Judas Tree
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
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
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