Category: Review

Michael Clark Company leaves audience speechless Unique, wacky and more than a little bit mad, Michael Clark’s triple bill at the Barbican will leave you speechless, if a little frazzled. Co-commissioned by the Barbican, the works Michael Clark Company present do not have individual names, but form three parts of a whole. This is an [...]

Five Movements, Three Repeats © Erin BaianoFinding Light (Choreography: Liang) PresentPast and Two x Two (Choreography: Maliphant) After the Rain and Five Movements, Three Repeats (Choreography: Wheeldon) Cultural collaboration at Sadler's Wells? Sadler’s Wells present these five original works as an evening of British-Chinese cultural collaboration, but while full of beautiful moments, the evening falls [...]

De Oscuro: Mac//Beth De Oscuro’s Mac//Beth is a dark and brooding piece of dance, brimming with stunning visual scenes, and well-placed in the intimate space of the Royal Opera House: Linbury Studio Theatre. Choreographer and Director, Judith Roberts’ piece opens in a filmic fashion: projections on the back wall set the scene and announce the [...]