The Immortal Swan Lake
By Rain Francis of Dance Informa. “Piotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake marks a turning point not just in his own creative development, The post The Immortal Swan Lake appeared first on Dance Informa...
View Article‘Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake’ in Sydney
Theatre Royal, Sydney October 28, 2014 By Linda Badger of Dance Informa. Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake is an iconic and undefinable production from The post ‘Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake’ in Sydney appeared...
View ArticleSydney Dance Company presents ‘New Breed’
Carriageworks, Sydney November 4, 2014 By Lynne Lancaster of Dance Informa. Five short new works under the umbrella title New Breed marked The post Sydney Dance Company presents ‘New Breed’ appeared...
View ArticleSydney Fringe Festival presents Tess de Quincey’s ‘Moondance – Isotopic...
Erskineville Anglican Church, Sydney. September 4, 2015. Moondance – Isotopic Reflections is the latest work by Tess de Quincey. Presented as part The post Sydney Fringe Festival presents Tess de...
View ArticleMatthew Bourne’s ‘Lord of the Flies’: The search for young men
It’s an internationally renowned director and dance company, and they’ve chosen The Arts Centre Melbourne as their first partner outside Britain to present a dance theatre production that could change...
View Article‘Lord of the Flies’ workshops: Boys behaving brilliantly!
A warm Saturday morning in February. A rehearsal room deep in the catacombs of the Melbourne Arts Centre. A group of boys gather. Nervous, not really talking to one another. A new adventure is slowly...
View ArticleNew Adventures’‘The Car Man’ on DVD tells a gripping story through dance
Choreography: Matthew Bourne. A film – 115 minutes. Released November 2017. Welcome to the small town of Harmony… Hot, slick, steamy and sexy, this second filming of the New Adventures’ The Car Man, as...
View ArticleBangarra Dance Theatre brings Aboriginal history to life in ‘Dark Emu’
Sydney Opera House, Sydney. 14 June 2018. Bangarra Dance Theatre’s latest work, Dark Emu, is visually stunning and superbly choreographed and danced. More abstract than last year’s Bennelong, under...
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