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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Sara West20 August 2024Review: The Circle of Everything, Cockpit Theatre
An accomplished and arresting visual spectacle
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Rob Warren11 August 2024Review: Things Between Heaven and Earth, Hen and Chickens Theatre
A nice idea
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Review: Blackheath, Old Red Lion Theatre
A well-crafted dark comic drama
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Jess Gonzalez3 July 2024Review: Acosta Danza: Carlos Acosta’s Carmen, Sadler Well’s Theatre
A failed attempt at reviving the classic that falls flat in form over substance.
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Andrei-Alexandru Mihail27 June 2024Review: Jupiter’s Ghost, Cockpit Theatre
A thought-provoking exploration of humanity's essence.
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Gabriel Wilding18 June 2024Review: New English Ballet Theatre / Norwegian National Ballet 2, Linbury Theatre
Nauseating optimism.
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Andrei-Alexandru Mihail14 June 2024Review: The Rest of Our Lives, Battersea Arts Centre
You'll leave the theatre happier than you entered
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Jess Gonzalez14 June 2024Review: Ballet Nacional de España – Invocación, Sadler’s Wells Theatre
An eclectic mix of dance pieces.
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Jess Gonzalez8 June 2024Review: Yerbagüena (Bright Dark), Sadler’s Wells
A visceral show to be experienced
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Lucy Carter3 June 2024Review: Ballet Nights New Voices, Ministry of Sound
The usually reliable dance showcase loses its magic in a new location.