Dance
From ballet to physical theatre, some of the most powerful performances are all about movement. We’re not experts in dance by any means, but we’re always willing to give it a go and you’ll find our honest and unpretentious opinions here.
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Review: Qui Som? (Who Are We?), Southbank Centre
A visually striking, inventive production with strong movement and performance
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Review: THE HERD/LESS, Sadler’s Wells East
African dance fusion demanding attention with eloquent storytelling and percussive insistence.
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Review: Pastoral, Barbican Theatre
Combines hints of the sounds, movement and images of the natural world to create evocative scenes.
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Review: Flamenc Oh!!, Peacock Theatre
A flamenco romp featuring superb dancers, a terrific guitarist, a wonderful singer, and enough audience participation to test your patience.
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Review: Ballet Nights 012, Cadogan Hall
An accessible, welcoming form of relaxation therapy through high-quality dance.
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Review: Rhythm Riot, Sadler’s Wells
Three strikingly different ballets, each showcasing the importance of rhythm, enhanced by a superb live orchestra...
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Review: Only Bones, Assembly Roxy
A wibbly wobbly man does remarkable things with his body in a delightfully extraordinary performance that includes knee-synching to song… Weird maybe but truly breathtaking!
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Review: Resonant Void, PBH’s Free Fringe @ Diggers Leith
Hypnotic exploration of thresholds, texture, light, and space.
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Review: Love’s Labour’s Lost, Shakespeare’s Globe
This flamenco-fuelled production proves the power of Shakespeare’s words by transcending them
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Review: IN THE BRAIN, Southbank Centre
An impressive, youthful exploration of dance and drama whose electrifying synapses capture a frenzy of physical display.