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Review: Kinetic Being, Standing Up and Keep Digging at Resolution 2018
6 February 2018
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Review: Kinetic Being, Standing Up and Keep Digging at Resolution 2018

January 12 - February 23
By Rohanne Udall

For audiences as much as artists: the UK’s largest dance festival for emerging choreographers offers up an eclectic triple-bill.


Review: Staging Ages at Trinity Laban
21 November 2017
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Review: Staging Ages at Trinity Laban

November 15th
By Rohanne Udall

Growing pains: H2Dance’s 2015 show meditates on ageing, memory, and the generation gap.


Review: The North at The Place
9 November 2017
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Review: The North at The Place

November 8
By Rachel Elderkin

Winter is coming: Joan Clevillé Dance’s second full-length show heads north on a journey of discovery.


Review: Rumpelstiltskin at Northern Stage, Newcastle
27 October 2017
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Review: Rumpelstiltskin at Northern Stage, Newcastle

October 24 - October 28
By Matt Miller

“A dark and beautiful fable that operates as an uncomfortable social mirror just as much as a bedtime story”: Matthew Miller reviews balletLORENT’s Rumpelstiltskin in Newcastle.


Review: Izindava at Sadler’s Wells
18 October 2017
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Review: Izindava at Sadler’s Wells

October 12 - October 13
By Rachel Elderkin

“Led by feeling and emotion”: Rachel Elderkin admires Bawren Tavaziva’s richly expressive and highly personal new show at Sadler’s Wells.


Review: On The Habit of Being Oneself at Sadler’s Wells
3 October 2017
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Review: On The Habit of Being Oneself at Sadler’s Wells

September 28 - September 29
By Paul Hughes

“Does the work think we care? Does it care if we care?”: choreographer Joe Moran’s evening of minimalist dance performances and installations.


Review: Acosta Danza: Debut at Sadler’s Wells
2 October 2017
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Review: Acosta Danza: Debut at Sadler’s Wells

September 27 - September 30
By Rachel Elderkin

“The strength of this programme lies in the works that present something fresh and exciting”: Rachel Elderkin reviews Carlos Acosta’s new dance company.


Review: ETM: Double Down at Sadler’s Wells
18 July 2017
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Review: ETM: Double Down at Sadler’s Wells

July 12 - July 15
By Anna Winter

“The tech doesn’t detract from the tap”: Anna Winter reviews the “strange and subtle” joy that is Dorrance Dance’s technologically and technically innovative ETM: Double Down.


Review: Queen Size at Alchemy Festival
1 June 2017
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Review: Queen Size at Alchemy Festival

May 19
By Bridget Minamore

Full of complexity and nuance: Bridget Minamore is moved by Mandeep Raiky’s two-person dance piece exploring the criminalisation of homosexuality in India.


Review: merry.go.round at Dublin Dance Festival
25 May 2017
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Review: merry.go.round at Dublin Dance Festival

May 23 - May 24
By Chris McCormack

The universe will deliver: Chris McCormack is mesmerised by Maria Nilsson Waller’s “absorbing” new work at Dublin Dance Festival.


Review: Hidden Architectures at Dance International Glasgow
16 May 2017
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Review: Hidden Architectures at Dance International Glasgow

May 9 - May 10
By Andrew Edwards

Things untangle, things change: Andrew Edwards is mesmerised by Saffy Setohy’s “hugely generous” new performance installation at Dance International Glasgow.


Review: Pinocchio at the Festival Theatre, Edinburgh
12 May 2017
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Review: Pinocchio at the Festival Theatre, Edinburgh

May 2
By Lorna Irvine

A highly original, thoroughly rollicking ninety minutes: Lorna Irvine enjoys Jasmin Vardimon’s multi-faceted dance adaptation of this classic children’s story.


Review: Casanova at Sadler’s Wells
11 May 2017
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Review: Casanova at Sadler’s Wells

May 9 - May 13
By Anna Winter

A superbly danced and successful piece of storytelling: Anna Winter examines Northern Ballet’s new show about the 18th-century Italian philanderer and his remarkable, reprehensible life.


Review: Velvet Petal at Dance International Glasgow
9 May 2017
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Review: Velvet Petal at Dance International Glasgow

May 6 - May 7
By Andrew Edwards

Beautiful images of growth, change and rebirth: Andrew Edwards is mesmerised but left cold by Fleur Darkin’s eclectic Scottish Dance Theatre show at Tramway.


Review: SPOTTED at Dance International Glasgow
6 May 2017
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Review: SPOTTED at Dance International Glasgow

May 3 - May 4
By Andrew Edwards

And we wait: Andrew Edwards is both excruciatingly bored and enormously impressed by Margrét Sara Guðjónsdóttir’s inertia-ridden show.


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