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Dance Reflections: progressive new festival blends art and movement
The inaugural edition of Dance Reflections by Van Cleef & Arpels Festival marks a bold new fixture on the performing arts calendar. In London from 9 – 23 March 2022, the initiative has been conceived in collaboration with Sadler’s Wells, the Royal Opera House and Tate Modern. Here’s what to expect
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New dance performance features costumes made of spider silk
Mist is the second collaboration between choreographer Damien Jalet and artist Kohei Nawa, with spider silk costumes designed by Sruli Recht
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Wayne McGregor and Random International collaborate on futuristic dance performance
Presented by BMWi and Superblue during Frieze London 2021, No One is an Island is an arresting yet hypnotic dance performance confronting the relationship between man and machine
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Illuminating the art of Bhangra
‘Bhangra Lexicon’ by Huddersfield-based dancer Hardeep Sahota offers a ‘visual dictionary’ of Bhangra dance movements captured in energetic light paintings
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At home exercises from ‘punk ballerina' Karole Armitage
Maven of the downtown dance scene Karole Armitage gives a step-by-step guide for staying fit when you're staying at home
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Celtic legend meets Japanese Noh theatre in dance directed by Hiroshi Sugimoto
The artist and photographer joined forces with fashion designer Rick Owens, choreographer Alessio Silvestrin and electronic composer Ryoji Ikeda for his first production at the Paris Opera
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Star cast produces Merce Cunningham’s centenary ballet
Night of 100 solos is an intimate yet far-reaching performance event, with set design by the late Richard Hamilton, and music in part by Christian Marclay
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Dior designs costumes for Philip Glass-composed ballet in Rome
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Artist Nick Cave moves to a new beat in NYC – and you’re invited to join the dance line
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Edmund de Waal on creating an elemental language of movement for Wayne McGregor
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Meet the David Collins Foundation young art stars of tomorrow
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Rolex protégé Londiwe Khoza on self-discovery and developing as a dancer
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In step: Benjamin Millepied and BETC dance to a different beat
