Rupert Christiansen

Same old, same old: Wayne McGregor’s Untitled, 2023, at the Royal Opera House, reviewed

Plus: Christopher Wheeldon’s Corybantic Games was much more enjoyable this time round, but Kenneth MacMillan's Anastasia Act III hasn't aged well

The mesmerising Fumi Kaneko in Wayne McGregor's Untitled, 2023 for the Royal Ballet. Image: ©2023 Alice Pennefather  
issue 17 June 2023
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  • Untitled, 2023; Corybantic Games; Anastasia Act III

    Royal Opera House, until 17 June

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