Review: Brocade, Sadler’s Wells
A corridor. Four dancers and a violinist enter it, inhabit it, and then leave. Over and over again. Brocade by Roberta Jean happens in a very definite time and ...
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Review: TriOperas, The Peacock Theatre
Did you ever want to watch 3 incredibly complex operas slimmed down into 35-minute slots? Simplified beyond all rhyme and reason? No? Well neither did I! Pamela...
Review: Life Is A Dream, Sadler’s Wells Theatre
Life is a Dream. Dreams are reality. We exist between waking and sleeping. Our perception creates our inner world of merging illusions and dreams, and our exper...
Review: Lessons in Love and Violence, The Royal Opera House
“It’s nothing to do with loving a man, it’s love full stop that’s poison”. This is the opening line of Lessons in Love and Violence, a new opera by George Benja...
Review: , The Place
Part of A Festival of Korean Dance and performed by the Korea National Contemporary Dance Company, <Immixture> blends successfully the old and the new, th...
Review: Used To Be Blonde, Sadler’s Wells
41 bodies move as one. That is Used To Be Blonde: a skilful and professional, emotionally and physically demanding dance performance which unites the young d...