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BJP - 20-May-2014

                  St Lukes and Sefton physie clubs joined forces for a day of physie fun and learning at their 2014 workshop.  The day was a huge success with over 70 girls attending and being inspired by a visit from Grand Champion girl Phoebe Collins. ...

The Guardian - 20-May-2014

Natalia Osipova and Ivan Vasiliev's new project is further proof that the ballet world is increasingly relying on contemporary choreographers It started off as a novelty and now it's becoming a trend, as Natalia Osipova and Ivan Vasiliev have joined the list of top-flight ballet dancers who are opting to expand their performing (and earning) potential by presenting their own independent projects. In...

The Guardian - 20-May-2014

Linbury Studio, London Whitley's creativity is seen best in his piece for dancers of the Royal Ballet, where the focus remains taut Alexander Whitley is the second choreographer to appear at the Linbury this season with a double bill created partly for his own company and partly for dancers from the Royal Ballet. And as with his predecessor Mayuri Boonham , it's the work Whitley has made for the Royal...

Dance Life - 19-May-2014

Los Angeles based Celebrity Choreographer MICHAEL SCHWANDT recently completed his 10th Australian National Workshop tour and can’t speak highly enough of the talent we are breeding here in the land ‘downunder’. Michael is a firm supporter of Australian dancers and… ...

The Guardian - 18-May-2014

Royal Opera House, London Joy is hard to sustain when fate is fickle and Jack the Ripper is waiting in the wings in the Royal Ballet's triple bill Serenade was first performed in 1934 at White Plains , New York by students of the fledgling School of American Ballet . It was George Balanchine's first work with American dancers, and as well as being one of the best loved of his ballets, is a work of...

BJP - 17-May-2014

When you see a flash of red at physie comps it means you’ve spotted a teacher. She’s always there in the background making the competitions happen, organising heats, walking a hundred miles, putting on lippy, pinning on numbers, playing the music, putting down markers, taking them up, giving hugs, giving encouragement, holding her breath, pinning […]...

The New York Times - 17-May-2014

The latest round of Danspace Project’s Platform series, which explores dance through the lens of a particular idea or theme, is dedicated to the work of the choreographer DD Dorvillier. ...


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