Ballet Review: The Nutcracker
Richard Lutz chats with eight year-old Stan about The Nutcracker at the Hippodrome.
The fire and fury of a world premiere
Richard Lutz takes his pew at the Birmingham Hippodrome for dance with fire in its soul.
Review: Bourne…again
Richard Lutz takes his seat for Matthew Bourne’s Sleeping Beauty
Students Produce Silent Film –
World premiere for Birmingham.
Review: Singing In The Rain
RICHARD LUTZ slaps on his taps to dance along with a stage classic.
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From our arts desk.
Review: Birmingham Royal Ballet
Richard Lutz adds a second insight into Le Fille mal Gardee among the kindergarden critics.
La Fille mal gardée
La Fille mal gardée is one of the oldest ballets in existence. Terry Wills watched its latest adaptation.
Cinderella – the other side of the story
Some reviewers have failed to warm to Matthew Bourne’s Cinderella. Terry Wills, though, loved it.
Review: Matthew Bourne’s Cinderella
Matthew Bourne likes to take old fashioned ballets and operas, rip them from their moorings and fling them into new settings. Richard Lutz reviews Cinderella.
Chess – I knew it so well
Terry Wills has been to see the revived musical Chess at Birmingham Hippodrome. He found that like the Hippodrome’s surroundings, it’s changed a bit.