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Sadler’s Wells; Royal Opera House, London Cue rapturous applause – and backbends – as the stars of ENB and the Royal Ballet storm back to live performance in two bold, future-facing programmes ‘Accelerating mayhem’: members of English National Ballet perform Arielle Smith’s Jolly Folly. Photograph: Dylan Martinez/Reuters ‘Accelerating mayhem’: members of English National Ballet perform Arielle Smith’s Jolly Folly. Photograph: Dylan Martinez/Reuters Sun 23 May 2021 04.00 EDT Ballet is back, and it’s the little things I’ve missed. The sl...

Last modified on Wed 19 May 2021 06.46 EDT It is a statement of intent that the Royal Ballet’s first show back for 2021 is focused on living creators, not classics from the vaults. We’re starting afresh, and the dancers are full of hunger and finesse, diving into new vocabularies and ways of storytelling. Christopher Wheeldon’s well-loved Within the Golden Hour is a safe opener, with its twinkling costumes, the minimalist swell of Ezio Bosso’s score and the kind of dance you can melt into – in Francesca Hayward and Valentino Zucchetti’s serenely slow pas de deux ...

Premium Content Subscriber only A Central Queensland man has discovered fossils of what experts believe is the largest known marsupial to have ever lived. Blackwater's Jonathon Young was "blown away" when he unearthed what appeared to be the bottom right side jaw of a diprotodon and a few other fossils near the mining town this week. Mr Young estimates the fossils weigh about 3.3kg and hopes to try to find the rest of the remains which he expects to be nearby. While he is waiting for Queensland Museum to verify the fossils in person, its Head of Geosciences and Principal Curator, Dr Andre...

A MAN is wanted after two police officers were attacked while on duty.

A MAN is wanted after two police officers were attacked while on duty.