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<strong>People</strong><br />
12 Polina Semionova<br />
JAMES WOODALL encounters the Russian ballerina<br />
in Berlin<br />
16 Bruno Bouché<br />
FRANÇOIS FARGUE meets the Paris Opéra<br />
dancer venturing outside the fold<br />
31 Yvonne Williams<br />
DEBORAH WEISS asks: “So How Was Your Day”<br />
53 Anna-Mi Fredriksson<br />
JOEL STUBBS catches up with a Swedish<br />
student at ENB School<br />
63 Antonia Grove<br />
MELANIE NIX fires the questions<br />
Contents<br />
<strong>Features</strong><br />
28 Munich’s Fringe Dwellers<br />
KATJA WERNER considers three generations<br />
living on the edge<br />
<strong>Regulars</strong><br />
16 Entre Nous<br />
19 Editorial<br />
20 Letters<br />
54 AUDITIONS<br />
67 Performance Diary<br />
74 <strong>People</strong> Page<br />
33 Tamara Toumanova<br />
GRAHAM WATTS looks back at the<br />
“Black Pearl of Russian Ballet”<br />
36 The Golden Age<br />
MARINA RADINA considers the background of a<br />
revival marking Shostakovich’s centenary<br />
43 Summer <strong>Dance</strong> Courses<br />
The pick of this summer’s courses, classes<br />
and workshops<br />
73 Japanese Summary<br />
YUKI NAGANO translates some of the<br />
highlights in this issue<br />
Photos: Alexabder Kenney, Patrick Herrera, Probe, Damir Usupov/Bolshoi Theatre<br />
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Performances<br />
22 Cinders + Episodes<br />
MAGGIE FOYER compares two sides of Scottish Ballet<br />
24 Leap into <strong>Dance</strong><br />
DEBORAH WEISS encounters more highs than lows<br />
in Richmond<br />
26 A Midwinter Night’s Dream<br />
ALI MAHBOUBA savours NDTI’s Speak for Yourself programme<br />
38 Castle Nowhere<br />
DEBORAH WEISS is perplexed by super-subtlety<br />
41 Tristan<br />
MAGGIE FOYER digests a story that takes love over the<br />
edge into a spine-chilling amoral abyss...<br />
46 Satisfaction<br />
DEBORAH WEISS revisits the 60s in Peter Schaufuss’<br />
take on The Rolling Stones<br />
48 New York + Boston<br />
TIM MARTIN catches up with two of America’s smaller<br />
ballet companies and JONELLE WILKINSON SEITZ<br />
views a Grand Slam in Boston<br />
51 Winner takes all!<br />
KATJA WERNER reports from the Solo-Tanz-Theater Festival<br />
ar Treffpunkt in Stuttgart<br />
52 Duato in Florence<br />
BRUCE MICHELSON reviews MaggioDanza in Florence<br />
Brief Reviews<br />
57 West End Musicals:<br />
Movin’ Out<br />
Whistle Down the Wind<br />
Footloose<br />
Guys and Dolls<br />
Sakoba <strong>Dance</strong> Theatre<br />
Sango/Iyanu<br />
Bolshoi Ballet<br />
Spartacus/Swan Lake<br />
Ballet Biarritz<br />
Petits Riens/Don Juan<br />
Russell Maliphant<br />
New Solo/Transmission/Push<br />
Mavin Khoo <strong>Dance</strong><br />
Devi: the female principle<br />
Young British <strong>Dance</strong>r of the Year<br />
Student ballet competition<br />
Richard Alston <strong>Dance</strong> Company<br />
Volumina/About Face/The Devil in the Detail<br />
MaggioDanza<br />
Mozart Per Gioco<br />
Batsheva <strong>Dance</strong> Company<br />
Furo<br />
National Ballet of Portugal<br />
Kazimir’s Colours/Return to a Strange Land/Por Vos Muero<br />
Eun Me Ahn Company<br />
Chunhyang<br />
Peter and the Wolf<br />
with choreography by Doug Elkins<br />
The Royal Ballet<br />
Giselle (Edward Watson debut as Albrecht)<br />
On Screen<br />
60 Cloud Gate <strong>Dance</strong> Theatre of Taiwan<br />
EMMA MANNING reviews Cursive II<br />
Ballet Bairritz in Thierry Malandain’s Don Juan.<br />
Photo: Olivier Houeix<br />
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