Review: Cloud Dance Sundays
A collaboration between Cloud Dance Festival and Giant Olive, Cloud Dance Sundays hopes to become a regular occurrence at the theatre above the cosy Lion and Un...
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Review On Tour: There is Hope
Rosie Kay's latest work, There Is Hope, is intelligent, thoughtful, soothing and provocative. A deliberate use of set and visual imagery throughout the perfo...
Review: Michael Clark Company: New Work 2012
In this piece, Michael Clark buddies up with Jarvis Cocker, bringing to the Barbican a company of dancers to present and explore his experimental, spontaneous...
Review: And We Gather
There are many different ways to be conventional. We can dress the same as those around us, we can fall in love with the kind of people our parents expect us ...
Laura Dodge’s winning review
Matthew Bourne’s Early Adventures, Sadler's Well. Matthew Bourne’s company celebrates its 25th anniversary this year with a comedic festival of works from th...
Review: Manga Sister
Opera can be a difficult affair to open your heart and mind to, however there are numerous organisations and companies which are bridging the gaps between c...