
Zoe Anderson
Dance writer at The Independent
Knowledge & Learning manager @TNLComFund. Dance writer @Independent. Author of The Ballet Lover's Companion, published by @YaleBooks
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4 days ago |
independent.co.uk | Zoe Anderson
Four works show the remarkable choreographic range of The Royal Ballet’s Artistic Associate, Christopher WheeldonZoe AndersonIn Ballet To Broadway: Wheeldon Works, The Royal Ballet’s celebration of Christopher Wheeldon emphasises his range – balletic through to the pizazz of An American in Paris. In this programme, it’s his steps away from ballet that make the strongest impression, from living-room intimacies to Broadway dazzle.
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1 month ago |
independent.co.uk | Zoe Anderson
Influential choreographer’s talent is on full display in the company’s joyful medley of his worksZoe AndersonFrom the edgy snapshots of Rearray (London Edition 2025) to the joyful club energy of Playlist (EP), English National Ballet are lucid and sharp in this celebration of William Forsythe. It’s part of the company’s ongoing relationship with one of the world’s most influential choreographers – a jewel in ENB’s crown, and one that it’s keeping diamond-bright.
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2 months ago |
independent.co.uk | Zoe Anderson
Ballet Black’s adaptations of ‘My Sister, The Serial Killer’ and ‘A Shadow Work’ continue to show this adventurous company’s ambitionsZoe AndersonFrom reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The Independent is on the ground when the story is developing.
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2 months ago |
independent.co.uk | Zoe Anderson
Matthew Ball and Yasmine Naghdi’s heartfelt lead performances reimagine Kenneth MacMillan’s love at first sight classicZoe AndersonSixty years old, and still fresh: in its anniversary year, The Royal Ballet’s production of Romeo and Juliet is ardently danced. With its feuding families and star-crossed lovers, the story sings out, sweeping from passion to heartbreak.
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2 months ago |
independent.co.uk | Zoe Anderson
The British choreographer’s latest experimental work is bold and beautiful but can get stuck in a groove Zoe AndersonFor his latest work, choreographer Wayne McGregor starts in the depths: of the ocean, of space, of darkness. What he finds there ranges from earnest isolation to playful jellyfish. Across 70 minutes, the nine dancers of Company Wayne McGregor bend and flicker through shifting moods: sometimes overlong, but with dashes of invention and exploration.
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