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2 weeks ago |
gramilano.com | Graham Watts |Dance Europe |London Dance
International Draft Works★★★★★TitleInternational Draft WorksCompanyVariousVenueLinbury Theatre, Royal Opera HouseDate 9 April 2025ReviewerGraham WattsThis year’s platform for emerging choreographic talent, traditionally hosted by The Royal Ballet and curated by its creative producer, Emma Southworth, brought together work by two homegrown talents, two more from the UK and four from overseas.
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4 weeks ago |
gramilano.com | Graham Watts |Dance Europe |London Dance
TitleBeach BirdsBipedCompanyLyon Opera BalletVenueSadler’s Wells, LondonDate19 March 2025ReviewerGraham WattsAlthough Merce Cunningham died in 2009, aged 90, and the dance company that bore his name ceased its business two years’ later, it is pleasing to see that his work is still alive and most certainly kicking! His legacy survives in many places, but none more faithfully preserved than by Lyon Opera Ballet where one of Cunningham’s former dancers, Cédric Andrieux, is now artistic director.
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1 month ago |
gramilano.com | Graham Watts |Dance Europe |London Dance
TitleThe DreamCompanyDrum TaoVenueThe Peacock Theatre, LondonDate11 March 2025ReviewerGraham WattsDrum Tao is a Japanese ensemble, formed in 1991, that does exactly what it says on the tin. They drum.
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2 months ago |
gramilano.com | Graham Watts |Dance Europe |London Dance
TitleStav Struz Boutros: SepiaLeïla Ka: MaldonneWang Yeu-Kwn/Shimmering Productions: BeingsCompanyVariousVenueLilian Baylis Studio, Sadler’s Wells, LondonDate29 January – 8 February 2025ReviewerGraham WattsThe Rose International Dance Prize has a younger sibling: The Bloom Prize, for choreographers with less than ten years’ experience. Three finalists in this global contest for emerging choreographers were in competition for a cash prize of £15,000 and a trophy designed by Es Devlin.
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2 months ago |
gramilano.com | Graham Watts |Dance Europe |London Dance
TitlePhaedra + MinotaurCompanyRoyal Ballet & OperaVenueLinbury Theatre, Royal Opera House, LondonDate6 February 2025ReviewerGraham WattsThis performance was an exemplar for the subtle but important and long overdue change of name from The Royal Opera House to the Royal Ballet & Opera. For 70 years the Royal Ballet had seemed like a lodger or a poor relation in the House that was owned by the Royal Opera and now, at long last, it is a shared belonging.
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