woman stands astride, arms outstretched and mouth open. Her mouth looks black and no teeth are visible.

London Premiere: BEAT at The Place

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London premiere of contemporary dance show BEAT at The Place.

Sonny Nwachukwu in performance by Beth Watton

Triple Threat: A Personal View of Intersectionality (contains spoilers)

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Guest post on Sony Nwachukwu’s choreopoem, part of Making Black History at Poplar Union

Objectifs Danse 9, Day Two, Works In Progress

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Early thoughts on an afternoon viewing works in progress at Charleroi

Objectifs Danse 9, day one

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First impressions of the first day of Objectifs Danse 9

Dada Masilo, Giselle, A Powerful Reinterpretation (contains spoilers)

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Review of Dada Masillo’s Giselle

Boy Blue, REDD, Tanaka Bingwa, Kenrick ‘H2O’ Sandy, Emma Houston, image credit Carl Fox

REDD; first impressions

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REDD by Boy Blue Entertainment; a few impressions

Ladylike at CASA Festival of Latin America Art

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Julia-Carolin Zeng shares her views on the performance Ladylike, held on the opening night of CASA festival of Latin American Art in July 2019

Spanish looking dancer hits floor with shoes he is holding in front, 3 asian-looking women in back, painting of couple walking away towards a moon in centre of background

Flamenco Festival Day 3, Shooting and Sharing

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Every year I say I’ll do nothing other than the Flamenco Festival. Every year I forget, then find that there aren’t enough hours in the day. Day 3 is a perfect example.

Huge stage with dancers and flaring skirts and men in black under corruscading lines of white and grey light

Flamenco Festival Day 2, Sombras, luz/light and learning

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Every year I say I’ll do nothing other than the Flamenco Festival. Every year I forget, then find that there aren’t enough hours in the day. I’m not even on Day 2 yet and it’s already running to form.

Sara Baras by Sofia Wittert, no other information given

Flamenco Festival Day 1, Too busy already

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Every year I say I’ll do nothing other than the Flamenco Festival. Every year I forget, then find that there aren’t enough hours in the day. Here’s how the first day starts.