The Resolution Festival, the United Kingdom’s longest-running and largest annual festival dedicated entirely to new choreography, returns to The Place in London for its 2025…
By Sara Bright The Royal Ballet’s winter repertoire ushers audiences into an ethereal world where emotion, artistry, and physical prowess collide. Among its standout performances…
By Sara Bright Dance marathons, a peculiar form of endurance entertainment, swept across the United States in the 1920s and 1930s, gripping the nation with…
By Maria Bregman On Saturday evening, I had the pleasure of attending a truly spectacular event hosted by the Embassy of Uzbekistan: the sensational ballet…
By Sara Bright The 2024 Edinburgh Festival has once again cemented its status as a global stage for contemporary dance, where cultural narratives, artistic expression,…
By Sara Bright Between February 28 and March 2, 2024, London’s Sadler’s Wells Theatre hosted Dimitris Papaioannou’s INK, a gruelling, 65-minute duet that eschewed traditional…
By Tessa Nolan In 1973, *Quadrophenia* was released as The Who’s highly conceptual album – the only one of the legendary band’s records to be…
By Sara Bright In the grand theatres of London and the stages of America’s ballet companies, the name Iain Webb commands respect and admiration. As…
By Sara Bright Fifty years ago, on 1st July 1974, Isabel Perón took office as the President of Argentina. Known affectionately as “Isabelita,” she was…
Timofej Andrijashenko is a Latvian-born Principal dancer (Primo Ballerino) at Teatro alla Scala who has reshaped the classic danseur noble archetype through internationally acclaimed performances…