Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo
With great dancers and artful, witty choreography, The Trocks are much, much more than simply ballerinos in tutus.
Robert Dow is a composer, sound artist, hypnotherapist and writer based in Edinburgh. His expertise and interests are very varied and include contemporary music, sound art, film, dance, theatre, photography, plant science and microbiology (especially parasitology). He is currently learning how to row.
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RSNO/Oundjian
An in many ways gratifying performance of Mahler's 2nd Symphony, but lacking real inspiration.
Scottish Ballet
Opening their Autumn season, Scottish Ballet show they are a company who keep on going from strength to strength.
BBC SSO/Runnicles
A superb start to the BBC SSO's 2015/16 season.
Plan B for Utopia
This first full-length work from Joan Clevillé Dance is a real joy to watch.
Transitions of (I)dentity
Nicely choreographed and well danced, this is a satisfying piece of contemporary ballet.
London Symphony Orchestra
A nicely programmed concert comprising exclusively 20th century music.
Time Lapse
There is much good material here, but <i>Time Lapse</i> doesn't quite fuse together to form a proper whole.
Tomorrow
An ingenious yet understated production, <i>Tomorrow</i> is a blunt but sometimes funny look at how we deal with dementia and old age.
Under Flat Sky/Edge of Nowhere
Beautiful and expertly realised, two highly successful fusions of sound, image and dance.