Dance Europe issue #23

Issue #23
August/September
1999

On the cover:
Lisa Pavane in ENB’s Swan Lake.

Photo: Anthony Crickmay

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REGULARS
Editorial
Entre Nous
Letters
Auditions/Jobs
Brief Reviews
European Performance Diary

FEATURES
Last Words
PACO PERÈZ has no time for a salad of flamenco and ballet

ON THE COVER
WILLIAM FORSYTHE
Choreographer of the 20th Century GERALD SIEGMUND meets the choreographer responsible for turning ballet on its head

GETTING ON SCREEN
ANITA BELLI explores the openings for choreographers wanting to get their work on screen

WHITE NIGHTS IN KUOPIO
EMMA MANNING at Scandinavia’s oldest dance festival

DANCE INTO THE MILLENNIUM
Innovation or déjà vu? Check out the new season’s offerings from companies and theatres throughout Europe

SWANNING AROUND THE WORLD WITH ENGLISH NATIONAL BALLET
JULIANNE RICE-OXLEY kept a diary of the company’s Swan Lake tour

REVIEWS
The Turning World
ANNE GILPIN and ELIZABETH OLD report on the last of the Turning World seasons

K Ballet Company
HIROKO SHINDO catches the first programme by Tetsuya Kumakawa’s new company in Japan

Sweat, Glue and Marital Hell
ASTRID VAN LEEUWEN on three challenging new works by Truus Bronkhorst & Marien Jongewaard, Krisztina de Châtel and Lloyd Newson

Cullberg Ballet, Phillipe Blanchard & MBT
MAGGIE FOYER checks up on the latest offerings in Sweden

Premieres in The Hague, Paris and Toulouse
EMMA MANNING travels miles and survives the rugby fans

Fille, Bernarda and Dance Week
MLADEN MORDEHJ VUCKOVIC and IVA VISAK on recent developments in Croatia

2000 Feet, a Gala and the Kirov’s new Beauty
CAITLIN SIMS on the latest events in Philadelphia and New York

Graham and Streb
DONALD HUTERA weighs up the Americans in London

NDT and White Oak
GEOFFREY WEST savours NDT but is unimpressed by Mikhail Baryshnikov

Ek and Duato in Hamburg
CLAIRE DOMMETT reports on the mixed reception for the Hamburg Ballet’s latest programme

Goodbye Copenhagen
WILLIAM ANTHONY on Maina Geilgud’s final programme for the Royal Danes and spectuates on the company’s future

En los segundos ocultos…
and other works on show in Madrid by MICHELLE MAN

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