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Mathilde Monnier's 'Twin Paradox': Where's the Dance?

At choreographer Mathilde Monnier's latest premiere in Paris, the Culturekiosque dance editor counted up to 39 people leaving before losing track.

Flamenco: Gypsies Confront the Death Camps

A violent and disturbing new flamenco work marks the genocide of gypsies during the Nazi holocaust and the statute of the Roma in Europe today.

Akram Khan's 'Desh'

Akram Khan's new show 'Desh' is an amazing amalgam of theatre, videos, mime, magic, and poetry.

Martin Schläpfer Brings Swiss Touch to German Troupe

"Swiss choreographer Martin Schläpfer is gradually making his troupe of 48 dancers one of the most important in Germany," writes Patricia Boccadoro.

In Paris William Forsythe Trumped Santa Claus

Despite the avalanche of injured stars at the Paris Opera Ballet, the public were treated to a celebration of William Forsythe, rather than Santa Claus.

Jean-Claude Gallotta: Redeeming Death With Movement 

Gallotta's work is a melting pot of everyone and anyone, those whose dancing years are over or who have never danced.

John Cage, Merce Cunningham and Marie-Agnes Gillot According to the Paris Opera Ballet

The French troupe interprets a new work by Paris dance star Marie-Agnès Gillot and a landmark work by two of the leading figures of the American avant-garde.

A Century of Dance: From Swan Lake to Trisha Brown

Patricia Boccadoro reviews the Paris Opera Ballet's eclectic winter season at the Palais Garnier and the Opera Bastille.

A Luminous Evening at the Opera Bastille

The Paris Opera Ballet offers up their exquisitely light, yet deeply moving, production of Kaguyahime, Jiri Kylian’s retelling of the Japanese fable, "The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter."

A Tribute to Jerome Robbins

The Paris Opera Ballet marks the tenth anniversary of the American choreographer's death.