Edinburgh Fringe Review: Somnambules and the 7 Deadly Sins
(4/5 stars) Somnambules and the 7 Deadly Sins is a piece that will stay with you long after the last notes of the epic soundscape have died away. Visceral a...
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Edinburgh International Festival Review: Contemporary Classics
Scottish Ballet presents a series of entrancing works by pioneering choreographers Christopher Bruce, Jirí Kylián and Twyla Tharp. Each piece is remarkable i...
Edinburgh International Festival Review: New Voices
To get to the Studio Stage at Edinburgh's Festival Theatre, we are led through and then out of the red-gold grandeur of the main auditorium. An endearingly un...
Review: Cloud Dance Sundays: 14 July
The Lion and Unicorn is a small theatre bar in Kentish Town that provides a monthly platform for an evening of contemporary dance called Cloud Dance Sundays. Th...
Review: The Boston Ballet, London Coliseum
30 years after the Boston Ballet last performed in London, the distinguished company led by Artistic Director Mikko Nissinen commence their 50th anniversary cel...
Review: Boston Ballet, London Coliseum
If you look up at the corner of the grandiose London Coliseum, the venue for one of the Boston Ballet’s fiftieth anniversary shows, you will see a number of...