Emőke Baráth, Carlo Vistoli, Dmitry Korchak and Michele Pertusi sing the orchestral version at the Teatro Costanzi, then the original for two pianos and harmonium in the Basilica di San Vitale.

Chiara Ameglio’s hour-long work for Balletto di Roma looks gorgeous and begins intriguingly, but lacks momentum and ...

Anna Tsygankova and Giorgi Potskhishvili guest in TAM Ballet’s Don Quixote in Milan – a hugely enjoyable springboard for ...

Gregory Maqoma’s dance opera Genesis: The Beginning and End of Time and Florentina Holzinger’s A Year Without Summer, performed by 24 women and non-binary artists, are also among nine UK and world ...

Carlo Vistoli's seductive vibrato and perfect trill made Handel dance in Pavia, the evening ending quietly with an aria from ...

Cecilia Bartoli receives Grand Officer honour from Mattarella in Monaco, a day after singing at the Opéra de Monte-Carlo for ...

Riotous noise, bold colour, dynamic characters: Herd/Less is a feast for the senses through a series of potent metaphors. Opening this year’s Dance Umbrella festival by highlighting the current ...

Interview: Who is Jacopo Tissi? The Bolshoi’s enigmatic Italian star talks about Moscow, Milan and London 4 October 20199 October 2026 End of content End of content 1 2 3 … 5 Next Page ...

ABT's Angels and Demons Fall Gala honours Cynthia Erivo, with Herman Cornejo in Le Spectre de la Rose and an Ashton company ...

Five dancers and musicians from the Royal Ballet Sinfonia will lead a flagship festival event in Shenzhen before taking masterclasses to Chengdu, Shanghai and Beijing. Birmingham Royal Ballet is going ...

Houston Thomas sets Firebird in a corporate HQ for Royal Winnipeg Ballet, premiering in Winnipeg on 8 October and Ottawa on 29 October.

The choreographer on casting 16 dancers who are “in the hands of the pianist” in his Chopin ballet, which is “like a diary”, performed so quietly that every breath and footfall can be heard. Sons de L ...