Marmalade Me by Jill Johnston
30 September 1998
Enlightening, exhilarating and exasperating in equal measure, Jill Johnston's collected criticism is a window onto a mythical decade, the 60s
Dance reviews
Nova dança portuguesa
Surreal, cross-genred, self-referential works from a crop of Portuguese choreographers
Dracula revamped
20 December 1996
Horror's lifeblood - repressed desires, looks that lie, occluded truths - are conspicuously absent in Northern Ballet Theatre's literal-minded production of Dracula
Form and flux: Shobana Jeyasingh
With Palimpsest, Shobana Jeyasingh takes a quantum leap forward from Romance... with Footnotes
Ballet Galego Rey de Viana
15 September 1996
Not your typical Spanish dance, but a Celtic-influenced style that reflects Galician regional identity
Domestic interiors
30 June 1996
Jonathan Lunn and Janice Garrett's portrait of the ordinary routines that form the unacknowledged fabric of our lives
From studio to stage: Siobhan Davies’s The Art of Touch, Wild Translations
20 December 1995
Two works that look very different in the studio than on stage
Toccata
30 June 1994
Feeling and form in De Keersmaeker's Toccata, contrasted with Philippe Saire's La Nebuleuse du Crabe
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