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Watches & Jewellery
WatchBox lifts the lid on FP Journe and De Bethune in roadshow
...“I don’t think that a secondary market entity is in any way pejorative anymore,” says Corder....
November 4, 2022
Dance
How Ballet Black changed the dance landscape
...Corder, Christopher Hampson, Will Tuckett, Arthur Pita and a young Liam Scarlett (four years before his first Royal Ballet commission)....
March 8, 2019
FT Live
Business of Art
Market shifts and future growth
Monday, 7 October180 Studios, London, UK
ReviewLife & Arts
Ballet Black at the Barbican — dance tailor-made to reach new audiences
...This spring’s touring programme, which reached London’s Barbican Theatre last weekend, offered a well-balanced triple bill of work beginning with House of Dreams, a seamless double duet by Michael Corder...
March 6, 2017
InterviewLife & Arts
Small talk: Louisa Young
...She co-writes children’s books with her daughter, under the pseudonum Zizou Corder. Their Lionboy trilogy is now published in 36 languages....
January 14, 2012
Arts
Cinderella, Coliseum, London
...In Michael Corder’s staging for English National Ballet, installed this week at the Coliseum, not a note of the score seems missing, an act of pietism that brings no evident dramatic rewards....
August 15, 2010
Life & Arts
The Snow Queen, Coliseum
...Watching Michael Corder’s three-act The Snow Queen, which has returned to English National Ballet’s repertoire at the Coliseum, I recalled Frederick Ashton’s comment about evening-long stagings: “Two-act...
January 10, 2010
FT Live
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Saturday, 7 September London, UK
Life & Arts
Stravinsky Ballets
...The composer’s first masterpieces for Diaghilev, The Firebird and Petrushka, in their original Fokine realisations, framed Michael Corder’s recent version of Le Baiser de la fée, that time-travelling homage...
November 3, 2008
Life & Arts
Neglected gems’ fresh airing
...Two Balanchine stagings, Serenade (Marianela Nuñez ravishing in pose and step) and Theme and Variations (Tamara Rojo at her most commanding) framed a revival of Michael Corder’s L’Invitation au voyage (pictured...
October 30, 2008
Life & Arts
The Snow Queen, Coliseum, London
...This soundest of theatrical advice was never more needed than in the creation of The Snow Queen, Michael Corder’s new three-act staging for English National Ballet, which opened the company’s Christmas season...
December 14, 2007
Life & Arts
Melody on the Move, Sadler’s Wells, London
...One work, Michael Corder’s Melody on the Move, which is an affectionate and astute glance at the “light orchestral” music of 50 years ago, was well-crafted, deft, and not an assault either on its scores...
March 8, 2007
Life & Arts
Seventy-five and still going strong
...I have watched the new Homage to the Queen three times, heart lifted by the craftsmanship and nice wit of David Bintley, Michael Corder and Christopher Wheeldon, whose entrées for Earth, Water and Fire are...
June 11, 2006

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