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People Features Performances People 8 Mark Baldwin DEBORAH WEISS catches up with Rambert Dance Company’s director 28 Johannes Öhman MAGGIE FOYER meets a major player in Swedish dance 32 Obituaries Richard Cragun, Mirta Hermida, Nigel Charnock and Kerry Woodward remembered 52 Keenan Kampa JENIFER SARVER meets the first American dancer to join the Mariinsky Ballet CONTENTS Features 22 The Top 100 Performances An international jury of critics and writers nominate outstanding dancers 14 Swan Lake of the 2011-12 season MAGGIE FOYER admires performances that are a tribute to ENB’s departing director 63 Media Reviews of Mandela’s Dancers documentary 18 Gauthier Dance 5 Years On and Martha Graham in Love and War DWAYNE HOLLIDAY reflects on the achievements of the Stuttgart company 64 One Year On MAGGIE FOYER catches up with six young 36 Tchaikovsky Trilogy dancers at the end of their first year MIKE DIXON considers Peter Schaufuss’s with a professional company take on three traditional ballets 6 Entre Nous 38 Grec CLÀUDIA BRUFAU BONET contemplates new 60 Auditions perspectives on dance in Barcelona 80 Diary 86 People Front cover: Northern Ballet - Hannah Bateman and Javier Torres in David Nixon’s Ondine. 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