At a gala lunch in Sydney on 28 April David McAllister, the former artistic director of The Australian Ballet, was
“So famous she has no time to eat”. Could the ballerina, Alicia Markova really have given her blessing to an
I was asked recently to write about the home of Sydney Dance Company and its history on Pier 4 at
Every now and then a ballet dancer comes along who is so charismatic that they enjoy a new lease of
by Annie Carroll The corridors of Covent Garden’s Royal Opera House are dimly lit and angular. One is never quite
Darcey Bussell stood on a miniscule platform at the highest point of the Olympic Stadium. Her feet, encased in yellow
Christopher Wheeldon gave a whole new meaning to the Firebird with his choreography for the final minutes of the 2012
Britain’s most famous ballerina, Darcey Bussell, is to return to the stage to bring the London Olympics to a close.
It’s been rumoured for months, but is now confirmed – Bussell will be returning to London for four months from