Hampson... working hard these days!

Dance at the Olympics by Valerie Lawson... Guillem drives them wild
Modern dance for all

DV8... Lynette on an Olympic piece that made it back to the mother country(!)

Ballet Preljocaj ‘R&J’... the 'in' man comes to Sadler's Wells. Was it good?

Paris Opera Ballet ‘Raymonda’... Susy at Le Scala

Irek Mukhamedov and Company... or Irek and Altynai at Sadler's part 2 AnnW, Bruce

Igor Zelensky Stars... up North at the Lowry

Scottish Ballet ‘R&J’... Jenny drools over Adam Cooper. Very sad, but oh so true...

Fame Costs... Margaret Lumley does the maths on school fees and funding.

The Kirov made most ballet lovers very weak at the knees this summer...
Romeo and Juliet: Lynette, Kevin
Swan Lake: Lynette
Don Quixote: Kevin
Sleeping Beauty: Lynette
Masterclass: Ann Williams, Bruce Wall

World Ballet Festival... every 3 years Japan sees the very, very, best. Bety was there for us.

Royal Ballet ‘Shadowplay’ Masterclass... A bargain says Ann W

Pamela May... Jane's British Ballet Legend

Mark Morris Dance Group... Renee sees them in San Francisco

The Rambert premieres aplenty.... Bruce on ‘7DS’ (Veldman) and ‘She was Black’ (Ek)

The The Car Man... AMP's latest is rather hot say Lynette and Bruce

The New York City Ballet in Edinburgh, covered every which way by:
Lynette, AnnW, BruceW and BruceM

Festival Ballet ‘Cinderella’... Mr Wooly on something watchable in Shrewsbury...

The Bejart ... Ummm ... Oh ... gasp?! Bruce on the ‘Bolero’ bill and ‘Ballet for Life’

Aug/Sept Reviews,   ballet.co reviews

Interviews... in Aug/Sept

News links... in Aug/Sept

Views links... in Aug/Sept

Past issues,   ballet.co Screensaver

The ballet.co Screensaver

What professional site would be complete without a screensaver! Courtesy of Louis we bring you the ballet.co screensaver and its absolutely free.

You need to be running Windows 95 and we can deliver it in 2 ways depending on if you have the capability to handle zip files (or not). Zip files are smaller and hence load much quicker, but you need special software to decode them. If you are not sure best to use the larger exe file.

Once its on your machine, double click on install.exe, it will tell you the screensaver is installed, then go into the control panel, double click on display and follow your nose to the screensaver section where you should find our ballet one listed. Here are the links to get the screensaver;

      ballet.co screensaver as an zip file (1132Kb)
      ballet.co screensaver as an exe file (2293kb)

These are not small files and might take more than a few minutes to load. The screensaver has been produced using professional software and as such should work on all (Windows95) machines. We can't however offer guarantees (though we would be gob-smacked if there are any probs). Enjoy!