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Ballet Nghts’ DecaDance showcased a combination of mostly new works danced by a cast of stars and youngsters This article was first published on London UInattached DecaDance was the 10th London iteration of the Ballet Nights brand, now comfortably installed…
London City Ballet showcases the UK premiere of two exciting heritage works by John Neumeier and Glen Tetley This article was first published on London Unattached London City Ballet is one of the best things – if not even the…
Yolande Yorke-Edgell discusses her newest mixed bill, Modern Milestones, and how it fits within her Yorke Dance Project This article was first published on London Unattached “Legacy is very important to me”, says Yolande Yorke-Edgell, British dancer, choreographer and founder…
Ballet Nights rang in 2026 with a mix of music and dance in its New Year’s Day Concert at Cadogan Hall This article was first published on London Unattached Ballet Nights hit the ground running just over two years ago…
The Story of Breaking Bach documents a life-enhancing journey that brought together Bach’s music and urban street dance This article was first published on London Unattached In the summer of 2025 a packed Usher Hall in Edinburgh rose as one…
Dancer and choreographer Valentino Zuccheti talks about the brand new Nutcracker he created for New English Ballet Theatre This article was first published on London Unattached A brand new Nutcracker is about to come to London. A New English Ballet Theatre (NEBT)…
As Gary Avis retires from The Royal Ballet, I republish my 2024 interview with this charismatic dance actor Gary Avis has a rare talent to turn fictional characters into living, breathing, fully rounded people; whether on stage, as Principal Character…
The Royal Ballet opens the festive season with its transporting, magical production of the Christmas ballet, The Nutcracker This article was first published on London Unattached Nothing says Christmas like The Nutcracker; and nothing says truly magical, transporting, transcendental Christmas like The…
The Royal Ballet’s Perspectives, its first triple bill of the season, features works by Balanchine, Marston and Peck This article was first published on London Unattached Something old, something new, something borrowed… The Royal Ballet’s first triple bill of the…
Russian ballet megastar Natalia Osipova pursues new and exciting avenues in her self-curated mixed bill at the Linbury This article was first published on London Unattached Best known pretty well the world over as an outstanding classical ballerina – a…