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Gyula Cserepes: Ultra White
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Critical distances: Breaking cover
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A peek into Bucharest’s Dance. Context. Showcase 2025
Two highly contrasting works test the temperature at a brand-new showcase of Romanian dance
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Signposts, guiding lights and gentle protests: Candoco’s Over and Over (and over again)
Mingling the texts, subtexts and contexts of Candoco’s first full-length work by a disabled choreographer
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Christos Papadopoulos: My Fierce Ignorant Step
A storming ensemble of ten dancers meets the escalating marching beats of music; together they shake the stage
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ODDities at Onassis Dance Days 2025
Otherworldly journeys, visual provocations and personal worlds, by Greek choreographers and an international star
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Meytal Blanaru / Scottish Dance Theatre: Ray
Human interaction – between performers, audience members, among us all – becomes a ray of light in this gently moving event
-
Call Me By Your Name
Dancing both awakens and disguises desire in Luca Guadagnino’s now classic coming-of-age film
-
Bad apples, sour grapes and sufficient creativity: dance at Athens Epidaurus Festival
A harvest of Greek contemporary dance – plentiful, not always tasteful
-
Baltic Takeover 2025: Necessity, not trends
The radical intimacy of Baltic performance, in the context of a Nordic showcase
-
Tanec Praha 2025
Dance from inside, outside and beyond the city of Prague – with a focus on Ukrainian artists
-
Slovak Dance Platform 2025 – in context
Caught in political crosshairs, the third Slovak Dance Platform continues to stand and to mobilise
-
Kunstenfestivaldesarts 2025: beyond human egocentricity
Is ‘the kunst’ in Brussels looking beyond the mirrors to our human selves and towards the bigger pictures of which we are part?
-
Critical distances: An outsider inside
An award-winning writer on ain’t knowing nothing about dance and getting more betterer with words
-
Turning with the times: Montpellier Danse 2025
Goodbyes, hellos and no-shows at the 45th edition of Montpellier Danse
-
Gyula Cserepes: Ultra White
The hidden and seen aspects of a dancer’s work, constructed as a performance
-
Making Life in the Ruins – International Performance Festival
A season on the topical theme of living with, among and from ruins – around us, and within us
-
Critical distances: Europe, seen from its East
How being East European can feel within the family hierarchies of European dance criticism
-
In front, around and behind Aleksandar Georgiev’s Fantastic Futures
Principles and evolving practices in the work of Aleksandar Georgiev
-
Critical distances: Breaking cover
When writing about a field you also work in, do you go under cover or do you break cover?
-
Jesús Rubio Gamo & Kukai Dantza: Txalaparta
From roots in Basque cultures grows a fusion of musicians and dancers, of collective form and individual freedom
-
Moving Balkans 2025: Bodies, boundaries, becoming
A Balkan at the first Moving Balkans contemporary dance platform finds – of course! – a very mixed bag
-
Critical distances: Crossing lines / crossing currents
Artists, agents, venues, editors and writers tack different routes through the choppy waters of promotion, commentary and criticism
-
Michael Kliën on Parliament, and choreography embedded in social life
Before a 7-week choreographic event in Athens, its initiator speaks about its ‘social choreography’
-
A peek into Bucharest’s Dance. Context. Showcase 2025
Two highly contrasting works test the temperature at a brand-new showcase of Romanian dance
-
Artdanthé: funny old woes
Three themes emerge from the many performances at a perennial festival for new choreographers
-
Signposts, guiding lights and gentle protests: Candoco’s Over and Over (and over again)
Mingling the texts, subtexts and contexts of Candoco’s first full-length work by a disabled choreographer
-
Christos Papadopoulos: My Fierce Ignorant Step
A storming ensemble of ten dancers meets the escalating marching beats of music; together they shake the stage
-
ODDities at Onassis Dance Days 2025
Otherworldly journeys, visual provocations and personal worlds, by Greek choreographers and an international star
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