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80 dancers picked for Prix de Lausanne
Prix de Lausanne has named the 80 dancers taking part in next year’s competition. The 47th edition runs from 3-10…
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Richard Alston Dance Company to close
Richard Alston Dance Company (RADC) will close in 2020. The company, which been resident at The Place in London since…
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The Handmaid’s Tale – the ballet
Royal Winnipeg Ballet (RWB) is turning a Canadian classic into a ballet. The Handmaid’s Tale, based on Margaret Atwood’s 1985…
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San Francisco Symphony supports climate summit
San Francisco Symphony are tuning up for four concerts this September as part of the 2018 Global Climate Action Summit.…
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Julie Kent wins teaching award
The Washington Ballet (TWB) artistic director Julie Kent has won Dance Teacher’s Award of Distinction for 2018. She received her prize during…
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Millepied heads to Israel
Benjamin Millepied will take LA Dance Project to Israel this October. The troupe will perform the French choreographer’s creations, as…
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A new chair for English National Ballet
English National Ballet (ENB) has made Sir Roger Carr its new chair. He takes up the job on 20 September,…
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Contestants announced for 32nd International Competition for Choreography
One of Europe’s most important platforms for emerging young choreographers has announced its next batch of dance hopefuls. The International…
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WKCDA’s new dance network
West Kowloon Cultural District Authority (WKCDA) has launched the Asia Network for Dance (AND+) at an event in Hong Kong.…
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Candoco offers summer training
Candoco, the dance company made up of both disabled and non-disabled performers, is offering a training opportunity for professional dancers…