Review: Invisible Habitudes by T.H.E Dance Company (da:ns Festival 2018)
Exploring interpersonal relationships through the most primal facets of the human condition and intense choreography. While often associated with free performances, for da:ns Festival 2018, T.H.E Dance Company has premiered […]
Review: Until the Lions by Akram Khan (da:ns Festival 2018)
Thrilling, wickedly sharp choreography and strong set design makes for a spectacle of a performance. For veteran choreographer and dancer Akram Khan, life has a fascinating way of coming full […]
In Photos: Daniel Kok and Miho Shimizu’s xhe (da:ns Festival 2018)
As the Esplanade’s annual da:ns Festival returns this week, they’ll be commissioning a number of bold new productions set to impress and push the limits of the dance medium itself. One […]
Preview: da:ns Festival 2018 by Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay
Returning for the 13th edition for 13 days, the Esplanade’s annual da:ns festival invites audiences to once again fall in love with dance from 9th – 21st October 2018. As with […]
Review: Neo Dance HK X Singapore
Contemporary dance, for us, is often a love-hate relationship. There are times where movements are so abstract, they frustrate with their opaque qualities, yet there are times dances are performed […]
da:ns Festival 2017: Benjamin Millepied’s L.A. Dance Project (Review)
Benjamin Millepied’s L.A. Dance Project presented at Esplanade’s da:ns Festival was a riveting performance of perfection, and left audiences in awe throughout the 80 minute show. The show opened with a sequence […]
Preview: da:ns Festival 2017 by Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay
The Esplanade’s 12th da:ns Festival makes a return this month with a whole new programme of some of the very best dance performances from both the international dance scene, and […]
SIFA 2017: And So You See… Our Honourable Blue Sky And Ever Enduring Sun… Can Only Be Consumed Slice By Slice… By Robyn Orlin (Review)
South African choreographer Robyn Orlin is known in her home country as ‘a permanent irritation’. The incredibly inventive Johannesburg-born artist has constantly pushed boundaries and bent genres in her multimedia […]
