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Manon and Dream
The Royal Ballet’s Sarah Lamb superbly conveys Manon’s knotty psychology in Kenneth MacMillan’s passionate production, while the National Dance Company Wales share Christopher Bruce’s sporting Dream to mark what would have been the opening of the Tokyo Olympics. Read my … Continue reading
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Tagged christopher bruce, dance, dancing, digital, dream, free, kenneth macmillan, manon, marquee tv, National Dance Company Wales, olympics, online, royal ballet, sarah lamb, sport, the i paper, tokyo, watch
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The Sleeping Beauty and DanceEast
The Royal Opera House’s sumptuous classic production casts a spell, while DanceEast shares highlights from its End of Year Shows. Check out my dance picks for The i Paper
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Tagged ballet, cat week, contemporary dance, dance, danceeast, dancing, digital, free, fumi kaneko, online, performance, petipa, rose adagio, royal ballet, royal opera house, show, sleeping beauty, stream, streaming, students, the i paper, watch
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Everybody’s Talking About Jamie leads November’s Top 10 new London shows
From a new British musical to starry Mamet and cheeky burlesque. Read my full BroadwayWorld article here
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LET THERE BE LIGHT: Lucy Carter
The lighting designer talks dance, multimedia and expressing ideas. Read my full BroadwayWorld interview here
Messing about in boats
Acclaimed choreographer Will Tuckett’s version of children’s classic ‘The Wind in the Willows’ is a slice of theatrical magic. At the Duchess Theatre It is not unusual to hear a child gasp at a clever stage trick, but far more unusual … Continue reading
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Tagged andrew motion, ballet, blackadder, carol, childrens book, christmas, dance, dancing, fiction, kenneth grahame, play, royal ballet, theatre, time team, tony robinson, will tuckett, wind in the willows
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