Lucas Jervies, the choreographer of the Australian Ballet’s new production of Spartacus wanted to create a work that relates to
It wasn’t your everyday ballet audience. There were whoops, cheers and whistles as Misty Copeland made her entrance as Aurora
The opening night of Neumeier’s Nijinsky in Sydney was Remembrance Day, the 11th of November, a day that marks the
The London critics are mostly in agreement in their reviews of the Australian Ballet’s Cinderella, choreographed by Alexei Ratmansky in
A spoonful of pas de deux by the late Agrippina Vaganova and the very present Christopher Wheeldon would be excellent
Last September, the Melbourne premiere of the Australian Ballet’s new Sleeping Beauty represented the big picture, with a multitude of
Every ballerina lucky enough to dance Giselle portrays the role in her own particular way. Of course she’s directed and
The Australian Ballet delivered a triple treat on the opening night of the company’s 2015 season. Madeleine Eastoe, Kevin Jackson
With Christmas Eve just a month away, I thought I’d already seen the outstanding Australian dance performances of the year.
The Australian Ballet’s latest program is a study in contrasts: Romantic era French, versus Imperial Russian, a chandelier versus a