Dance
Sitting outside Dance Base at the Grassmarket is the Dance Dome: a portable 360° cinema, with comfy seats…
There are elements to the 2013 EIF programme which are forever 1970s’s America, with performances by Philip…
As a refreshing change from the formal, fully staged performances, this selection of short small scale…
The Fringe-style studio space on stage at the Festival Theatre creates the perfect close up view of these…
The opening night of an inspirational four day dance festival by Scottish Ballet was a double bill: Kenneth…
Echolalia is the term applied to the habit of repeating others’ speech, often found in those with conditions…
Following the success of "Fall to the Top" (a reworking of Shakespeare's "Scottish Play"), Entita Theatre…
The Edinburgh International Festival, which ends tonight with the traditional, explosive finale of the
Arriving at the Festival Theatre, a man was standing outside making a general plea, “Does anyone have a spare…
The performance of ‘Hora’ by Israeli dance company, Batsheva, was completely overshadowed by the human rights…
In this double bill, we observe contrasting dance pieces – one a European premiere – by two of Australia’s…
The Juillard School in New York offers successful students the opportunity to study music, dance and drama.
There are two separate and unrelated dances performed in this concentrated 44-minute slot.
Physical dexterity is pushed to the extreme in an engrossing but often repetitive evening in this double bill…
For Angelin Preljocaj, the key word in any artistic endeavour is ‘collaboration’, his priority ‘change’.
Greek myths are a constant source of inspiration for all performance and art mediums, as they feature epic…
The Deborah Colker Dance Company's Tatyana is a stunning event. Based on Pushkin's poem Onegin, it follows…
Dance is undoubtedly a universal language. It doesn't matter who or where or from what culture the dancers…
The blurb about this show doesn't give too much away so I won't either so as to preserve the impact of the…
I would think that Japan has the equivalent of the Oxford English Dictionary, perhaps based in the Yokida…