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Lively
in both content and presentation, Dance Now was founded
in 1992 and has received international acclaim.
What's in it?
Everything from ballet to Butoh.
Dance Now offers a diversity of topics that you won't
find elsewhere. With writing that is by turns stimulating, controversial,
incisive and witty, Dance Now keeps you up to date with:
- reviews of today's choreography, dancing and dancers - in classical,
contemporary and other style
- issues in education and training
- insights into dance history
- dance in contemporary culture
- reviews of new books, videos, and CD recordings
Read an article from a back issue
Made for fame - Sylvie Guillem
talks to Debra Craine
Who writes for it?
Some of the best known writers in the UK, including:
- Debra Craine (The Times)
- Jenny Gilbert (The Independent on Sunday)
- Donald Hutera (The Times)
- Judith Mackrell (The Guardian)
- Jann Parry (The Observer)
- John Percival (formerly The Times and The Independent)
- Allen Robertson (Time Out, The Times)
- Kathrine Sorley Walker
- Jane Simpson
- Bruce Sansom
- Luke Jennings
- Nadine Meisner
- David Leonard
There are also established critics from overseas - including George
Dorris, Nancy Goldner, Tobi Tobias, and David Vaughan.
What's in it? Among the contents of the Spring 2008 issue are:
- Carlos Acosta at the Bolshoi Margaret Willis
- Balanchine's Jewels at the Royal Ballet Jane Simpson
- Pina Bausch Jann Parry
- Maresa von Stockert's Glacier Lyndsey Winship
- Rafael Bonachela Dance Company Luke Jennings
- Cathy Marston in Berne Donald Hutera
- The Bolshoi's Le Corsaire in Paris Marc Haegeman
- Lydia Lopokova and the birth of British ballet Judith Mackrell
- Ashton in Florida Leigh Witchell
- Somewhat Opinionated - a dance journal Clive Barnes
- Baryshnikov in Beckett Laura Shapiro
- Hans van Manen John Percival
- Scottish Ballet's Sleeping Beauty Alice Bain
- Rome Opera Ballet's tribute to de Chirico Allen Robertson
- Cranko celebrations at Stuttgart Horst Koegler
- Book reviews Jann Parry, Allen Robertson, Jennifer Shennan
What does it look like?
Produced in a conveniently compact and portable format, each issue
contains 96 elegantly designed, well-illustrated pages, using smooth
coated paper with a matt finish for the best reproduction of photographic
detail without the glare of gloss coating.
How much does it cost?
Dance Now is excellent value for a quality magazine. Annual subscriptions
(four issues per year) cost just £15.00 (UK) [subscribe
now UK] or £17.50 (overseas) [subscribe
now overseas] - postage included. Alternatively you can order
a copy of the latest issue
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