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…
Making Moves is a project aimed at giving youngsters in England a chance to choreograph their own dances At a time when many schools up and down the country are drastically reducing their arts provision, Making Moves, a Sadler’s Wells…
The young British choreographer Andrew McNicol talks to Ballet Position about his prolific career as a dance maker (Image Credit: Tulsa Ballet in Andrew McNicol’s Cinderella. Photo: Kate Luber Feb 2023) Andrew McNicol has been making something from nothing ever…
Brexit risks seriously damaging Dance in the UK, says a new report published by OneDanceUK. Ballet Position unpicks its findings Dance is a central part of the creative industries in the UK. If you look at numbers alone, at £92…
Ernst Meisner, Artistic Coordinator of the Dutch National Ballet Junior Company, talks to balletposition.com about the job he loves and his young dancers.