Rupert Christiansen

Demanding but exhilarating: Royal Ballet’s Encounters reviewed

Plus: Birmingham Royal Ballet's Luna is something I would pay good money to avoid

The artists of the Royal Ballet in Pam Tanowitz’s electric Or Forevermore. ©2024 Tristram Kenton
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  • Royal Ballet: Encounters

    Royal Opera House, in rep until 16 November

  • Birmingham Royal Ballet: Luna

    Sadler’s Wells

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