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By Ka Bradley | 13.11.18

Caring but not careful – who knew an hour of jumping up and down would touch so many people in so many ways?

  6 min

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By Daniel Pitt | 06.11.18

On the appeal and the achievement of the one-shot music video

  6 min

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By Róisín O’Brien | 30.10.18

Is that a raincoat or are you just glad to see me? Róisín O’Brien on the choreography of a murder

  3 min

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By Evgeny Borisenko | 25.10.18

Springback’s Berlin Three discuss patterns and parentage in two very different pieces at the Tanz im August season

  9 min

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By Sanjoy Roy | 16.10.18

A report from the first ‘international dance hackathon’, a joint venture between Liège, London and Lyon that is more than just a competition

  10 min

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By Annette van Zwoll | 12.10.18

Springback’s Berlin Three discuss body politics and national politics at the Tanz im August season

  9 min

review

By Sanjoy Roy | 02.10.18

Two men embark on an expedition inside the body and beyond the mind, in Jefta van Dinther’s psychedelic Dark Field Analysis

  2 min

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By Oonagh Duckworth | 25.09.18

A many-layered thing: contrasting takeaways of our Springback writers at Les Brigittines, Brussels, reflect the genre-crossing styles of the festival itself

  6 min

review

By Claire Lefèvre | 20.09.18

Recollection, reflection and re-enactment make for a memorable evening in Michikazu Matsune’s new piece about people both present and absent

  2 min

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By Anna Kaszuba | 18.09.18

For the win! Anna Kaszuba on why artlessness triumphs in the dance scene from ‘Little Miss Sunshine’

  3 min

review

By Evgeny Borisenko | 14.09.18

A workbook choreographic exercise builds to a surprisingly exhilarating finale in Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker’s new Six Brandenburg Concertos

  2 min

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By Jelena Mihelčić | 12.09.18

Two widely viewed danceworks beg the questions: how does YouTube shape dance? And how do you shape YouTube?

  6 min

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By Claire Lefèvre | 08.09.18

Don’t expect the new to be comfortable: the [8:tension] platform for new choreography is provocative, plural, sometimes tedious – and often out of the comfort zone

  7 min

review

By Anna Kaszuba | 07.09.18

Doubt and disturbance come to a climax in Jo Bannon’s powerfully penetrating performance

  2 min

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By Daniel Pitt | 04.09.18

Gecko’s Amit Lahav talks to Daniel Pitt about straddling genres, insularity and internationalism in British theatre – and being pummelled with love

  7 min

article

By Alexandra Gray | 30.08.18

Alexandra Gray on her first time watching Dirty Dancing – and why Baby’s first time on the dancefloor stays with her

  3 min

review

By Riikka Laakso | 16.08.18

A merger of choreography and sound installation, Finnish artist Taneli Törmä’s COVER sensitively explores the kinaesthetic experience of sound.

  2 min

review

By Clàudia Brufau | 30.07.18

They say that Mother knows best, but does she know how to turn that into a performance?

  2 min

review

By Evgeny Borisenko | 24.07.18

Is dance raving mad to look to the rave scene for inspiration?

  2 min

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By Anna Chirescu | 20.07.18

Beatboxing, b-boys, a beach and a balloon enlarge our concept of ‘dance’ in the fifth edition of the multi-disciplinary choreographic competition

  5 min

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By David Pallant | 18.07.18

When does 3 × 3 = 8? When our three reviewers go to three performances each at Berlin’s 2018 Potsdamer Tanztage festival

  10 min

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By Claire Lefèvre | 16.07.18

Vienna-based Veza Fernández refracts Bauschian Tanztheater through a contemporary prism

  5 min

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By Ka Bradley | 13.07.18

Dancing home alone before going out to do what vampires do. Ka Bradley on a moment of dance in the movie A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night

  3 min

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By Yasen Vasilev | 16.06.18

Pietro Marullo’s ‘elastic performance’ is a staging of the struggle to survive in a precarious environment – and an example of it.

  3 min

review

By Claire Lefèvre | 06.06.18

A riveting portrait of the disadvantaged white male that meshes beauty with damnation

  2 min

review

By Róisín O’Brien | 06.06.18

Dance gets down and dirty – but is it worth the gross-out?

  2 min

review

By Anastasios Koukoutas | 06.06.18

Can a solo dance piece create, on stage, that much needed room of one’s own?

  2 min

review

By Anna Dohy | 06.06.18

Three men hunting – but for what, for whom, and why? Anna Dohy looks to the wider stage for answers

  2 min

review

By Jelena Mihelčić | 25.03.18

With witnesses, evidence and judgement – is a dance performance a bit of a trial?

  2 min

review

By Louise Tanoto | 25.03.18

Black matters in Minor Matter, a powerful encounter with the myriad concepts of blackness

  2 min

article

By Luke Forbes | 25.03.18

Audience clubs are on the increase - why? Luke Forbes on his experience of a new workshop in Melbourne

  8 min

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By Sanjoy Roy | 25.03.18

What happens when dance takes nature as its stage? A festival in the northernmost town in the world leads to a changed sense of self, culture and existence

  8 min

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By Anastasios Koukoutas | 25.03.18

A textual exploration of a performative exploration in sound, meaning and time

  6 min

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By Riikka Laakso | 25.03.18

Riikka Laakso on Finnish choreographer Sanna Kekäläinen, and the subversions and inversions of her 2017 piece Whorescope

  10 min

review

By Sebastian Kann | 25.03.18

Assuming the position is at the heart of this physical exploration of erotica

  2 min

review

By Clàudia Brufau | 25.03.18

Beautiful as dance can be, is it really any match for the beautiful game?

  2 min

review

By Oonagh Duckworth | 24.03.18

Arkadi Zaides' detatched demonstration of surveillance, digital simulation and border infringements

  2 min

review

By Lena Megyeri | 25.02.18

Hodworks’ Sunday begs the question: in the age of the selfie, what separates the person and the persona?

  2 min