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Germaine Cheng

Dance review: Akram Khan's Until The Lions combines a whirlwind of movement with breathtaking stillness

Dance review: La Loba is beguiling, visceral and vivid, a masterpiece in gothic horror

At 50, Sylvie Guillem is peerless, her body unimaginably supple and steely

Beloved local dancers meditate on love, life and turning 40

Nederlands Dans Theater 2's Five Works closes with a work that is profound and humorous

Dizzying, exhilarating display of absurdity and angst through Japanese lenses

Dance Review: Aakash Odedra's transcendent performance

Masterpiece In Motion takes audience around the world in dance

Dance review: St Petersburg Ballet's Swan Lake not quite on pointe

The cast of Decimal Points [INFINITY], the final instalment of Cake Theatrical Productions' experimental series spanning four years. -- PHOTO: CAKE THEATRICAL PRODUCTIONS

Theatre review: Final instalment of experimental Decimal Points conjures dystopia

Dancers from the English National Ballet during a full dress rehearsal at the Esplanade Theatre on May 13, 2015. -- ST PHOTO: NEO XIAOBIN

Dance review: Nimble comedy, superlative technique from the English National Ballet

Dance review: Surprises abound in broad strokes in T.H.E Dance Company's Triple Bill

Cloud Gate Dance Theatre's Rice, staged at the Esplanade Theatre on Saturday, is not the first of Taiwanese choreographer Lin Hwai-min's pieces inspired by the humble grain which fuels most of Asia. -- PHOTO: LIU CHEN-HSIANG

Dance review: Cloud Gate Dance Theatre's Rice stops short of a harvest

Loss-Layers, by France-based collective A.lter S.essio, features solo performer Yum Keiko Takayama dancing with projections illustrated by Matthieu Levet and Cecile Attagnant. -- PHOTO: FABRICE PLANQUETTE

Dance review: Neo-Butoh performer mesmerises in an immersive, discomfiting piece

Alejandro Moya and Arthur Bernard Bazin in Hasta Donde...? choreographed by Sharon Fridman. -- PHOTO: BERNIE NG

Dance review: Some sparks, but no fire in finale of contemporary dance festival

Dancers Rosa Park and Chen Peng in Don Quixote, a ballet by the Singapore Dance Theatre. -- PHOTO: BERNIE NG

Dance review: Singapore Dance Theatre at their joyous best in Don Quixote

Originally a full-length piece performed in a traditional Japanese townhouse, Housewarming juxtaposes the irrepressible warmth of the Philippines with the courteous restraint of Japan. -- PHOTO: KYOTO ARTS CENTRE

Dance review: Housewarming is the bright spot in a tired programme

Dance review: TAO Dance Theater's transcendent 5 goes one up on 4

Dance review: Alpha challenges pole dancing by staring at it straight on

Matthew Bourne's Swan Lake. -- PHOTO: ESPLANADE - THEATRES ON THE BAY

Dance review: Stunning, virile take on classic ballet Swan Lake

4Seasons by Natalie Weir was one of the three ballets performed as part of Masterpiece in Motion by the Singapore Dance Theatre. -- PHOTO: NICOLETHEN STUDIO

Dance review: Forward-looking repertoire from SDT, but where was the audience?

Disabled Theatre by French choreographer Jerome Bel will be featured in the revamped Singapore International Festival Of Arts which will run from Aug 12 to Sept 21, 2014. -- PHOTO: MICHAEL BAUSE

Dance review: Complex, spunky portraits that put the "able" in disability

Scenes from The Martha; The 1963 Interview, starring Richard Move as the late dance pioneer Martha Graham. -- PHOTO: CHONG YEW

Dance review: Larger-than-life Martha Graham personified in layered performance

Dance review: Retrospective by Xavier Le Roy