#FF Bashkiri National Folk Dance at the Choreographic Institute in Ufa - where #nureyev was a student - #barre #barreworkout with a difference - if you have problems with your splits watch this! #dance #Russia

My review of the 25th anniversary programme by Cassa Pancho’s Ballet Black. bachtrack.com/22/296/view/31…

My review of A Centenary Celebration featuring dancers from The Royal Ballet, Birmingham Royal Ballet and The Royal Ballet School. Photos by Tristram Kenton btheremagazine.co.uk/the-roy…

Huge congratulations to my dear friend Anna Hop – choreographer, director, dancer, and educator - regarded as one of the most versatile and innovative artists of her generation – who has today assumed the position of director of the Poznań Opera Ballet.

My review of Acosta Danza’s Cuban Baroque programme. bachtrack.com/22/296/view/31…

A disappointed ⭐️⭐️ review of Flamenc Oh!! by Yllana Productions - definitely more “Oh!!” than flamenco! Although the ending was great for a hen party. gramilano.com/2026/10/review…

My feature on the Dirty Dancing tour, combining interviews with choreo Austin Wilks & stars, Charlie Varlet (Baby), Joel Benjamin (Johnny) and Ellie Fergusson (Penny). It’s until June 2027 so no doubt it’s coming to a city near you! btheremagazine.co.uk/dirty-d…

My interview feature with Dickson Mbi on Gramilano about his inspirations for TELLUS that will be performed at Sadler’s Wells East from 21-24 October. It’s a spectacular, meaningful and entertaining work - grab a chance to see it if you can. gramilano.com/2026/10/interv…

My obituary for Sir Richard Alston (in German) in October’s Tanz magazine. I needed at least 1,000 words to do justice to a lovely man and a lively life well lived but I only had 1,000 characters to provide the briefest flavour.

My review of Noel Coward’s Hayfever at Wyndham’s Theatre btheremagazine.co.uk/hay-fev…

My 3rd review of 5️⃣ in a busy week came with The Standard of Living at the Theatre Royal, Haymarket - biographical theatre about the interventionist economist John Maynard Keynes and his ballerina wife, Lydia Lopokova btheremagazine.co.uk/the-sta…

Still catching up on reviews from a busy week, here is my review of Northern Ballet’s Three Short Ballets, with sundry guests from The Royal Ballet. bachtrack.com/22/296/view/31…

I’ve been so busy with a show every night this week that I’ve had no time to post reviews. Starting off from Monday night at Cadogan Hall here is my review of Ballet Nights 012. gramilano.com/2026/10/review…

My review of Maska, the final full-length ballet by Mário Radačovský for the National Ballet of Brno. gramilano.com/2026/09/radaco…

Myl review of the English National Ballet’s Rhythm Riot programme. I liked the new works much better than some reviewers but that’s life! bachtrack.com/22/296/view/31…

Feature on Alexei Ratmansky’s Wunderland for Hamburg Ballet in Tanz

August/September issue of Tanz magazine with brief feature about National Dance Awards UK featuring Harvey Littlefield and a wonderful photo of Jason Reilly and Hyo-jung Kang in Onegin (dating back to 2017) (photo from The Stuttgart Ballet ) tanz-zeitschrift #dance #tanz

In the Tanz Yearbook for 2026 my feature about Russell Maliphant in the feature on “Wegweisend innen den besten aussichten” (roughly translated as Pioneering dance artists with the best prospects).

1 of the outstanding dancers of this generation is now taking the next steps in her glittering career as Tiler Peck is announced as choreographic associate of New York City Ballet, following in the footsteps of George Balanchine, Jerome Robbins & Christopher Wheeldon. @tilerpeck

My review of Birmingham Royal Ballet’s opening night of Swan Lake bachtrack.com/22/296/view/31…

Review of the Sting musical, The Last Ship, posted one minute after the embargo expired btheremagazine.co.uk/the-las…