The Royal Ballet revives Ashton’s sunny La Fille Mal Gardée on its 65th anniversary to charm RBO audiences This article was first published on London Unattached La Fille Mal Gardée is Sir Frederick Ashton’s most joyous, uplifting and best-loved ballet, undoubtedly…
Black female choreographers showed tremendous talent and promise in a programme of Draft Works marking Black History Month This article was first published on London Unattached Five young Black women choreographers came together for two evenings of Draft Works marking…
R:Evolution was English National Ballet’s season opening mixed programme, showcasing four very different, yet equally visionary, dance makers This article was first published on London Unattached English National Ballet (ENB) opened its 2025/26 season with R:Evolution, a cleverly assembled mixed bill…
The Royal Ballet’s Like Water for Chocolate blends reality and magic in Christopher Wheeldon’s spectacular three Act ballet This article was first published on London Unattached The Royal Ballet opened its 2025/26 season with the first revival of Christopher Wheeldon’s…
Royal Ballet Principal Marcelino Sambé on the female sensibility leading his curation of Black History Month Draft Works This article was first published on London Unattached Black History Month originated in the USA as part of the civil rights movement…
A Decade in Motion is a characteristically vibrant mixed bill, marking the 10th anniversary of Havana-based Acosta Danza This article was first published on London-Unattached.com A Decade in Motion combines the freshness, pizzazz and compelling dancing, which has been Acosta…
London City Ballet’s Momentum is a gorgeous tribute to dance in four pieces performed with artistry and gusto This article was first published on London Unattached (london-unattached.com) Barely two years old, London City Ballet is flying high – very high,…
Ballet Nights marked its second anniversary with Bound in Motion, another glittering cornucopia of dance old and new This article as first published on London Unattached (london-unattached.com) They say the best laid plans go awry, and so it proved for…
Breaking Bach, soon to premiere at the Edinburgh Festival, is Kim Brandstrup’s marriage of Bach and Hip Hop The sophisticated Baroque music of Johann Sebastian Bach, and hip hop, the gritty street dance born of the disaffection of contemporary urban…
For its London debut, National Ballet of Japan brought a compelling, beautifully danced production of Giselle to RBO This article was first published on London Unattached (london-unattached.com) Giselle is the quintessential Romantic ballet. Premiered in at the Paris Opera in…