Strictly Elsa!
Elsa Perez may not be a name you are familiar with, but to many, she is a truly inspirational woman. Born in South Africa, Elsa was forced to leave her homeland in 1961 due to the limitations her mixe ...
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English National Ballet is on a high
Robert Tanitch reviews ENB’s Voices of America at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London EC1 English National Ballet’s Voices of America is a highly enjoyable bill of works by Aszure Barton, William Forsythe ...
A bitter-sweet documentary gives special meaning to the dictum, it takes two to tango
Joyce Glasser reviews Our Last Tango (September 22, 2017) Cert.12A, 85 min. When the great Irish poet YB Yeats was a 60-year-old ‘smiling public man’ looking back at his youth, he grappled with the qu ...
Marginalised, underprivileged Baltimore students step their way into college
Joyce Glasser reviews Step (August 11, 2017) Cert: PG, 84 mins It is not unusual for a documentary film to start out one way and evolve into something different. The superb 2016 documentary Tickled be ...