Manon had its premiere at Slovak National Theatre last week. The full name of the ballet is L’histoire de Manon or The Story of Manon.…
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Often Choreo.lab is the ballet highlight of the season at Vienna State Opera. Choreo.lab was originally the brainchild of Vienna Ballet Club founder Ingeborg Tichy-Luger
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In this context, Lauretta Prevost recently put together an off the cuff clickbait article about dance film, based on the work and opinions of a certain Angelo Silvio Vasta.
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Based on his uninspired and dull showreel, I wouldn’t take any of Angelo Silvia Vassa’s advice on shooting dance. In particular, Vassa dismisses dancing with the dancer and handheld footage.
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There are few companies in the world who can pull off the first scene of Red Giselle. Boris Eifman puts eight princes on stage in
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Volksoper has debuted a full evening of choreography dedicated to Igor Stravinsky’s musical work, Petrushka, Pulcinella Suite and Suite Italienne and The Firebird. What’s especially
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One of the the more peculiar and exciting stories of recent royalty came out of Denmark. In 1766, the quite mad Christian VII ascended the
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Volkoper plays an interesting role in the arts life of the Austrian capital. Viennese love both their operetta and their comic ballet and Volksoper must
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As the final show of this summer’s ImPulstantz, Vienna was privileged to welcome the premiere of a new work by underrecognised but brilliant Elio Gervasi.
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