Spooky dolls’ house inspires bold dance
David Bellan on an avant-garde production based on an abandoned toy
David Bellan on an avant-garde production based on an abandoned toy
Ben Duke is a slightly shambolic figure. He addresses us first as himself, standing on a large circular plastic sheet, which at the end will fill with water as he performs his final five-minute rant in a shower from above.
Three bare-chested men in mauve tights begin a sixties-style contemporary dance, peaceful and at ease, to a swoony piece of Bach.
Ben Duke tells David Bellan about his one-man version of Milton’s classic
This was a 10th anniversary celebration of Oxford’s Indian dance company Kala Arpan, founded a decade ago by distinguished dancer Sapna Shankar.
The first work in this rewarding triple-bill is EVA, which in astronaut talk stands for ‘extra-vehicular activity’ – space-walking to you and me.
David Bellan meets the Oxford dancer and choreographer Joe Lott
A finely choreographed re-telling of Carmen, set in an oil-rich African state proves captivating to David Bellan
Choreographer Corey Baker is a New Zealander fascinated by the past of the Maori people.
The 4 X 4 of the title are four ballet dancers, and four jugglers from the acclaimed Gandini Juggling.
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