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Festivals and Occasions People Premieres Dutch National Ballet - Daniel Camargo and Igone de Jongh in John Neumeier's La Dame aux Camélias. © Emma Kauldhar Contents In 2018 we are celebrating People 74 Crystal Palace th our 40 Anniversary! CATHERINE PAWLICK takes in a spectacular 10 Mathias Dingman production at the Kremlin Palace Theatre 40 YEARS VIKI WESTALL meets Birmingham Royal Ballet's in Moscow nurturing students towards American principal dancer professional careers Festivals and 40 YEARS 26 Mark Morris Occasions inspiring dancers and audiences AMANDA JENNINGS interviews the inimitable alike with exciting repertoire choreographer in New York 44 Le Temps d'Aimer FRANÇOIS FARGUE on the diverse programme offered by the unique festival in Biarritz 40 YEARS 48 Katja Khaniukova gracing the stage of Munich’s EMMA KAULDHAR catches up with ENB's legendary National Theatre 64 Carlos Acosta - A Celebration Ukrainian soloist in Kiev ROBERT PENMAN weighs up the Cuban's programme to celebrate 30 years on stage 66 Lorenzo Trossello MIKE DIXON meets Northern Ballet's 70 Umbrella 2018 Today the Foundation manages young Italian dancer GERARD DAVIS picks some of the Germany’s largest junior compa- contemporary dance festival's highlights ny: the Bayerisches Junior Ballett Premieres München. We look forward to 78 Joaquin De Luz Farewell welcoming you at a performance Remembrance LUCY VAN CLEEF watches the NYCB in the near future. 22 principal step down in style AMANDA JENNINGS considers Wayne Eagling's new wartime ballet for New English Ballet Theatre 6 ENTRE NOUS Front cover: Birmingham Royal 83 AUDITIONS AND JOBS Ballet - Mathias Dingman and Delia 52 The Hamlet Complex Mathews in Juanjo Arqués' Ignite GERARD DAVIS unravels Alan Lucien Øyen's 97 WHAT’S ON latest piece for the Norwegian National Ballet 106 PEOPLE PAGE >>> Photo:ChristinLosta | heinz-bosl-stiftung.de | bayerischesjuniorballett.de Photo:ChristinLosta | heinz-bosl-stiftung.de Dance Europe - November 2018 3 ROYAL SWEDISH BALLET DANCE EUROPE Performances FOUNDED IN 1995 P.O. Box 12661, London E5 9TZ,UK 16 Mayerling Tel: +44 (0)20 8985 7767 ROBERT PENMAN revisits MacMillan's ballet www.danceeurope.net as it opens The Royal Ballet's season Editor/Photographer Emma Kauldhar [email protected] The Three Musketeers mobile/text: +44 (0)7983 608544 32 MIKE DIXON savours Northern Ballet's Advertising Manager Naresh Kauldhar swashbuckling adventure [email protected] Tel: +44 (0)20 7682 1733 mobile/text: +44 (0)7981 945320 37 Phoenix at Home MIKE DIXON reviews the company's latest bill TRINITY Editorial Consultant Clare Taylor Three master CHOREOGRAPHERS – one unique evening Administrator Katie Harrington Northern Ballet - Sarah Chun and Lorenzo Trossello in David 38 La Dame aux Camélias [email protected] Nixon's The Three Musketeers. © Emma Kauldhar SUSAN POND on a memorable evening at PREMIERE November 2 What's On Listings Dutch National Ballet [email protected] operan.se/en/trinity 56 Lest We Forget CRITICS & WRITERS AMANDA JENNINGS revisits English National Ballet's wartime bill Mark Baird, Pandora Beaumont, Luke Bradshaw, Ellie Carr, Gerard Davis, Mike Dixon, Valery ANNONCIATION TOTALITY IN PARTS WINGS OF WAX Dmitriev, François Fargue, Jesús R. 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