The eclectic music mix spans Romany singing with urban hip-hop, the frenetic patterning of Listz’s Dante Sonata and the delicate, intricacy of eightee...
It is nearly seven years since the death of Pina Bausch. Yet the founder choreographer of the Tanztheater Wuppertal in her last work ‘Como el Musguito...
This is an explosive piece with a slow burn. Initially strewn in recognisable folk-dance steps – pounding heel-toe action – the last third builds to a...
Falling in Love with Frida is an hour redolent in intimacies. Invoking the spirit of Mexican artist Frida Kahlo, performance artist Caroline Bowditch ...
The ‘playboy riots’ stormed Dublin in 1907. In the States the play was greeted with boos and the stench of hurled vegetables. In Philadelphia the comp...
Torobaka – ‘bull cow’ – taken from the Maori-Inspired poem by Dadaist Tristan Zsara is a stunning, seemingly improvisational composition of Kathak and...
There’s a maverick, holy fool who works in director/choreographer Philippe Decoufle. He draws on so many cultural references - the Marx Brothers, Tex ...
Artistic Director David Murley follows Tamara Rojo’s lead with The Object of My Affection. The title is a neat pun and the first time that MurleyDance...
Lest We Forget at the Barbican is an inspired thematic programme to mark the centenary of the WW1, but it’s also a good deal more than this. Through t...
