Sara Veale

Zippy and stylish, with a glint of mischief: William Forsythe’s The Barre Project reviewed

The creativity is laudable but a glimpse into Forsythe’s creative process serves as a reminder of what we are missing under lockdown

Torque, lurch and jut: Brooklyn Mack, Tiler Peck, Lex Ishimoto and Roman Mejia in The Barre Project
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