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Funds raised from the event on Wednesday will be donated to the Disasters Emergency Committee appeal.

Funds raised from the event on Wednesday will be donated to the Disasters Emergency Committee appeal.

To the international world of ballet, Clement Crisp was the British critic to fear for half a century. Crisp's dance reviews for the Financial Times - "the pink 'un" - from 1970 until 2020 were legendary for their passionate fastidiousness about ballerinas and high style, their acuity about rising talents and the difficulties of creativity, and - often - their ferocity, when he saw something he thought a blight.

The choreographer draws on Tarantino, the White Stripes and grizzly folklore in an evocative and brilliantly scuzzy show<br>

Alan Yentob offered an accessible way into this rarefied world when he met the multi award-winning choreographer

Marianela Nuñez and Vadim Muntagirov will perform the roles of Kitri and Basilio for two nights only at the Birmingham Hippodrome next week (22 & 23 February).

Carmen Herrera, who developed her craft in Paris and New York, soared to fame at the age of 89, selling her paintings for the first time.

The Cuban-born, American artist Carmen Herrera has died at the age of 106, only months before her May birthday.

The fashion designer’s thrilling sense of drama is sadly missing from much of the contemporary scene, writes Rosalind Jana

So much has happened since Jamar Roberts was to have had his choreographic debut at New York City Ballet, in May 2020. Before he had even set foot in