Vincent Dance Company, On tour
This week, Charlotte Vincent celebrates the 21st anniversary of her dance company, with which she’s developed her intimate style of choreography as well as a distinctively female perspective on dance and politics. She will present a showcase including a restaging of the large ensemble work Underworld (London only); the funny and moving solo piece Look At Me Mummy; a screening of the film Glasshouse; and a space containing an online archive and live discussions.
English National Ballet: Modern Masters, London
ENB marks its first season as associate company of Sadler’s Wells with a bill of works by three very different 20th-century choreographers. John Neumeier’s Spring And Fall is set to Dvořák’s Serenade For Strings In E Major, the tension and lyricism of the music driving the relationships of the four lead dancers and the corps de ballet. William Forsythe’s In The Middle, Somewhat Elevated is a classic of the 1980s: a powerhouse of slicing, off-centred dance that drives its cast to fierce physical extremes. Completing the programme is a revival of Jiři Kylián’s Petite Mort, a tender and brutal meditation on sex and death.
Sadler’s Wells, EC1, Tue to 15 Mar
