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Kelly Apter

Edinburgh

Contributing Arts Journalist at The Scotsman

Arts Journalist at Freelance

Contributing Arts Journalist at The List (magazine)

Freelance arts journalist for The Scotsman and The List. Editor at Creative Lives. All views my own.

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  • 2 weeks ago | scotsman.com | Kelly Apter

    Ballet Black: Shadows, Edinburgh Festival Theatre ★★★★Unlike a meal, where the various courses complement each other, a dance programme often has to cater to all palates. Ballet Black’s Shadows tour does an especially good job of that, made all the more enjoyable by the current crop of dancers who each have talent dripping from every toe. If you like your dance served on the abstract side, leaving room for interpretation, Chanel DaSilva’s A Shadow Work is ripe for exploration.

  • 2 weeks ago | scotsman.com | Kelly Apter

    Turning The Who’s iconic album into a stage show has required a complex marriage of dance and theatre, director Rob Ashford tells Kelly ApterPitched battles on Brighton seafront, amorous exchanges in alleyways and fleets of motorcycles and scooters hurtling along the streets.

  • 1 month ago | msn.com | Kelly Apter

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  • 1 month ago | scotsman.com | Kelly Apter

    Choregraphy and score work in perfect tandem to evoke the hysteria and hatred engulfing Salem in Scottish Ballet’s revival of The Crucible, writes Kelly ApterScottish Ballet: The Crucible, His Majesty’s Theatre, Aberdeen ★★★★We can scarcely imagine the fear, confusion and ultimately violence that swept through Salem, Massachusetts during the 17th century witch trials.

  • Dec 4, 2024 | scotsman.com | Kelly Apter

    Welcome to the Scotsman Sessions, a series of short video performances from artists all around the country introduced by our critics. This week, dancer and choreographer Constant Vigier performs his latest project BIG/small – The Dancing Mosaic, a multimedia piece which ‘brings dance, music and video together’There’s something fascinating about seeing the inner workings of a show, the bits we take for granted but without which the main event would be diminished.

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