Review: Cats – Drew McOnie’s new production is the epitome of passion and collective power, a huge hit!
Matthew Paluch sees Drew McOnie’s production of Cats, reaffirming his place as one of dance’s most important creatives.
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Review: A Life in Four Seasons – unmemorable dancing to Vivaldi in Regent’s Park
Graham Watts sees A Life in Four Seasons – there was much to admire, but the production was confusing, and the choreography struggled to get beyond bland.
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Interview: former Royal Danish Ballet principal Gregory Dean on life after 40
Gregory Dean talks to Paul Arrowsmith about choreographing and coaching after retiring as a dancer at 40, and life with his daughter.
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Review: Brigadoon at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre – the show is a marvel
Matthew Paluch sees Drew McOnie’s spot-on production of Lerner and Loewe’s Brigadoon with energised and genuine choreography and great performances.
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Review: Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Dream Ballets – A Triple Bill in Regent’s Park
Matthew Paluch sees Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Dream Ballets – unquestionable energy and commitment but a missed opportunity.
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Nominations for the 24th National Dance Awards – #NDA24
The Dance Section of the UK Critics’ Circle announces its short-listed nominations for the National Dance Awards (#NDA24).
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A Year in Dance – 12 of the best in 2023. Graham Watts’ eclectic year
A year in dance – Graham Watts looks back at the 200 performances he saw in 2023 and chooses 12 of the best.
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[Review] Drew McOnie’s Nutcracker in London – the right amount of honesty and camp irreverence
The first London Nutcracker of 2023 is “an evening of total fun” – a new take with a young boy and his Action Man Christmas present.
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There’s a new Nutcracker in town – Drew McOnie’s vision will open at the Tuff Nutt Jazz Club
The world premiere of The McOnie Company’s Nutcracker will open at the Tuff Nutt Jazz Club, London’s new venue at the Southbank Centre, on 4 November 2023.
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