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Critics' Choice

Film

Andrew O'Hagan

quoteAn awesome and ridiculous film that leaves you thrilled beyond the point of your natural endurancequote

Andrew O'Hagan 2012 Theatre

Fiona Mountford

quoteThe show has suddenly become quite wonderful, and the galvanising factor is the terrific stage debut of Melanie Cquote

Fiona Mountford Blood Brothers Music

John Aizlewood

quoteThe British pop music industry may be eating itself but if Muse are the pick of what it can offer the world in 2010 then British music is in rude health indeedquote

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Reader reviews

Theatre

Rachel Dalziel

quoteI was smitten by both Gilberts enormous luxuriant moustache and the intelligence and nuance of this highly entertaining playquote

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Raja, London

quoteI totally recommend Babbo to anyone who is looking for really good and traditional Italian foodquote

Babbo Music

Katy, London

quoteAlways been a fan but never seen them live. I was ecstatic to be part of this epic event. WOW!quote

Muse

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Sarah Frater

Dance critic

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Akram Khan's fractured return to Kathak

17.11.09

While Akram Khan's Kathak confirms his enduring virtuosity, it was the extract from his new work that reveals his innovative intelligence.

Slim pickings in The Rite Of Spring

09.11.09

Michael Keegan-Dolan is the latest to try his hand at The Rite Of Spring although he is one of the least successful.

Three-fold surprise from the Royal Ballet

05.11.09

The dancers are very good but everyone seems bemused by the choreography in the Royal Ballet's latest mixed bill.

Rambert is treading softly but surely

04.11.09

A former Rambert dancer, has revved things up with new work, new dancers and newly commissioned music.

Mark Morris's low-key leaps are a joy to watch

28.10.09

Before ballet got pointy and athletic, it must have looked something like Mark Morris's V.

Fairy tale return for Sarah Lamb in Sleeping Beauty

26.10.09

Given she’s been off injured for a year, Sarah Lamb understandably took things carefully in Sleeping Beauty.

Death, birth and bolero in Morphoses

22.10.09

It was good to see Wendy Whelan and Leanne Benjamin at Sadler’s Wells for Morphoses, says Sarah Frater.

Cirkus Cirkor is a must see

19.10.09

Before you read any further, call the Peacock Theatre and book tickets to see Cirkus Cirkor.

Diaghilev the great mischief-maker

16.10.09

Serge Diaghilev’s arrival in Paris 100 years ago forever changed classical dance

A comic clash of alter egos in Raoul

14.10.09

James Thierree's new show Raoul hasn't been properly thought through but he does eventually win you over.

Truth in a barrel in Mayerling

08.10.09

The Royal Ballet performs its first performance after the summer break and Kenneth MacMillan's brilliance shows through.

All shadows and little substance for Dance Umbrella

07.10.09

Cloud Gate Dance Theatre of Taiwan is a strange opener to Dance Umbrella, which usually programmes the indie and the unexpected.

Gemstone milestone for Scottish Ballet

02.10.09

As part of its 40th anniversary tour, the Scottish Ballet performs a mixed bill that tracks the progress of Ballet over the past four decades.

Zeitung is both beguiling and infuriating

14.09.09

After the minimalist splendour of Rosas Danst Rosas, Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker completed her visit to Sadler's Wells with Zeitung

Rosas danst Rosas: when nothing is more

09.09.09

In Rosas Danst Rosas, dance-maker Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker offers no sets and no costumes; there’s no narrative, plot, nor a sense of place

A tired Sleeping Beauty

17.08.09

Closing its London visit with The Sleeping Beauty should be a hit for the Mariinsky. However, it felt a bit thin with the tired 1952 Sergeyev...
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Mariinsky display classic perfection with sex

13.08.09

The Mariinsky looked so sexy and so good in their Balanchine triple bill that you half wished they'd dance only the Russian-born choreographer’s work....
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Mariinsky set it right with Swan Lake

10.08.09

After a disappointing Romeo and Juliet last week, the Mariinsky set all to rights with Swan Lake.

Magicians display real charm in Cirque Invisible

05.08.09

Jean-Baptiste Thiérrée performs with such innocence you smile anew as he produces rabbits from hats and ducks from serving platters in Cirque...
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Mismatched lovers in Mariinsky Romeo and Juliet

04.08.09

It can't be easy being the Mariinsky Ballet. The Russian visitors are in London with seasons of both opera and ballet.

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