A beautiful performance by a trailblazing dance company celebrating two decades of breaking barriers in ballet.

This blog is a brief introduction to the world of pointe: its origins, its risks to the human body and why people love it so much around the world.

Covid-19 has students across the world to transition online for their dance training. From studio to living room, I discuss the experience from myself – a student’s – perspective and from my teacher – Gemma Pender’s -  perspective too.

Mohammed Ijaz was selected for TrinityTalent for Progress in his Arts Award achievements.

The Red Shoes is a ballet based on the Powell and Pressburger film and the Hans Christian Anderson Fairy Tale. This is my review of the Matthew Bourne Production at the Milton Keynes Theatre, 29th of January 2020.

London Sketchbook combines grime music and ballet. Learn more about the innovative event taking place later this month...

Are you interested in becoming a ballet dancer? Check this out for industry hints, tips and advice. 

Discussion of controversy of gender roles and LGBTQ+ representation in the dance world. 

We look back over the last 12 months at 10 of the biggest events to have happened in the theatre world

This is a review of my visit to see The Red Shoes at Norwich Theatre Royal in February 2017.

This is a subject that has always interested me from my own personal experiences with ballet and my general interests in the art altogether. I decided to write this arts issue for my gold arts award as its something that has always been such an issue within the world of ballet and dance itself as an art form overall and I felt so passionate about it and wanted to share this with others to see what they thought.

Over the Christmas holidays, I got the chance to experience the wonderful work of the Fulham Symphony Orchestra in their performance of the Nutcracker. Here's a few reasons why you should go and check them out!