Joy Sable didn’t enjoy all the offerings at the Royal Opera House and Linbury Theatre, but a dance critic can’t exist on classics alone
By Joy Sable
Israel’s dance companies are still performing for audiences, but they’ve adapted their repetoire to soothe a traumatised nation
This reworking of the popular classic features mesmerising new choreography and a powerful reinterpretation of the narrative
Newlyweds reveal how they fused two traditions to create their special day
By Elisa Bray
The dancing lacked sparkle and the footwork was sloppy, but a view to the wings was intriguing
Forty local young people from Jewish, refugee and asylum seeker backgrounds will be performing
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How do you revamp a ballet classic? With varying success
New productions to remember a great British choreographer
The Northern Ballet production mixes laughter and tears
As her dance company celebrates its silver anniversary, the internationally acclaimed artist reflects on the past 25 years and shares her plans for the future
Don’t miss this enchanting production
Much to enjoy – shame about the wigs
Did this ballet really need a modern tweak?
A sometimes overlooked icon of dance, the Jewish Californian is being recognised at the Royal Opera House
