Rupert Christiansen

Deeply impressive and beautiful: Akram Khan’s Gigenis reviewed

Plus: a seductive Nutcracker from Carlos Acosta

Akram Khan's Gigenis at Sadler's Wells. Image: Maxime Dos / Productions Sarfati
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  • Akram Khan: Gigenis

    Sadler’s Wells

  • Acosta Danza: Nutcracker in Havana

    Waterside Theatre, Aylesbury, and touring until 18 January 2025

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