by Eric Taub
July 5, 2011
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I really try to give John Neumeier a chance, and more than once a decade. The guy’s got a great flair for theater: he appreciates Great Literature and History; his ballets are always impeccably dressed, and their librettos show a flair for the dramatic, if not melodramatic. He picks respectable music, and even has keen sense of timing. Keen, that is, when there’s not actually any dancing going on, because the one thing he doesn’t have is the ability to string together two steps in such a manner that you’d want to stick around for the third…
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by Graham Watts
July 16, 2011
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“Awesome” was the word in vogue around the back streets of Islington as a distinctly younger dance crowd than is usual filed out of Sadler’s Wells. And, although a much over-used word these days, it was a bang-on exclamation
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