Tulsa Ballet, Made in America Review 3.5*

Tulsa Ballet, Made in America Review 3.5*

Tulsa Ballet made its UK debut at the RBO Linbury with a thrilling display of technique and showmanship This article was first published on London Unattached Tulsa Ballet, Oklahoma’s largest performing arts organisation, brought a large dose of American showmanship to...
BalletBoyz at 25 – Still Pointless  (Feature)

BalletBoyz at 25 – Still Pointless (Feature)

Still Pointless traces BalletBoyz’s remarkable journey over the past 25 years, Michael Nunn and William Trevitt told me This article was first published on London Unattached In the event you haven’t heard of BalletBoyz (unlikely, I know, but just to be on the safe...
Don Quixote, Birmingham Royal Ballet Review 3*

Don Quixote, Birmingham Royal Ballet Review 3*

Don Quixote rides to the rescue of the thwarted lovers in Carlos Acosta’s production of the original romcom This article was first published on London Unattached A riot of colour and incessant dancing, Birmingham Royal Ballet’s Don Quixote has reached Sadler’s Wells...
My First Ballet: Cinderella Review 5*

My First Ballet: Cinderella Review 5*

My First Ballet: Cinderella is this year’s offering in English National Ballet’s programme to introduce children to ballet This article was first published on London Unattached The target audience may be children, many very young and some attending the first ballet...
Mayerling, The Royal Ballet Review 4*

Mayerling, The Royal Ballet Review 4*

Mayerling, Sir Kenneth MacMillan’s darkest three-Act ballet, relives the events around the tragedy that shook the Habsburg empire This article was first published on London Unattache Few choreographers have the skill to probe the darkness of the human soul like...