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Spoerli´s Zurich Farewell with “Grid”, “Don Juan” and “Till Eulenspiegel” is reviewed by Horst Koegler.

Horst Koegler saw new Ballets by Marco Goecke, Edward Clug and Mauro Bigonzetti in Stuttgart.

Horst Koegler is happy about the New York City Ballet in Germany with ballets by George Balanchine and Jerome Robbins.


Marcia Haydée in "Das Fräulein von S." by Christian Spuck. Foto © Stuttgarter Ballett

Christian Spuck’s “Das Fräulein von S.” offers another gem to the ballets inspired by E.T.A. Hoffmann. An article by Horst Koegler.

Liliom´s Adventures in Playland! Horst Koegler writes about
John Neumeier's new "Liliom" for his Hamburg Ballet!


"Orpheus" by John Neumeier with Roberto Bolle and the Hamburg Ballet. Photo © Stephanie Schweigert

Revisiting John Neumeier's "Orpheus" after two years, Horst Koegler writes about Roberto Bolle's guest performance with Hamburg Ballet at Baden-Baden.

Horst Koegler opens the ballet season 2011/2012 with "4 Choreographies" by Balanchine, Kylián, Forsythe and Spoerli at Zurich Ballet.

A Giant Mahlerian Puzzle is what Horst Koegler saw when he visited "Purgatorio", John Neumeier's newest full-length work at Hamburg, tackling the composer’s Tenth Symphony.

Return of the Prodigal King - Ludwig II is dancing among the Swans in John Neumeier’s “Illusions – like Swan Lake” at Bavarian State Ballet!

Jerome Robbins and Heinz Spoerli share Zurich’s new Double-Bill. Horst Koegler was there.

Peter Breuer has evacuated "Romeo and Juliet" from Verona to Salzburg - Horst Koegler followed him there.

„Dances at a Gathering“ at Hamburg. Thiago Bordin and Hélène Bouchet. Photo © Gert Weigelt

Chopin, Our Contemporary - Horst Koegler just loved "Dances at a Gathering" with Hamburg Ballet!

A New Platform for Young Choreographers ... to Flex their Muscles - Stuttgart's Gauthier Dance Company presents “Out of the Box”!

tanznetz.de goes international: "tanznetz.de - the German website for dance" is glad to introduce this new English version for our ever-growing international audience. This should help the German dance-scene gain (much needed) attention and popularity in the international dance world.

Our English-speaking users will we able to read our current lead-in text on the homepage as well as the whole website frame and all notes on registration, login etc. Thus it will be easier for our international users to add events to our extensive calendar, to search links and to ask questions or take part in discussions on the English board in our forum. Whereas the German version of tanznetz.de presents national and international dance news, the English language version will concentrate on dance news from Germany and German-speaking countries. Our reviews and our daily links to German newspapers however will not be translated into English, but we publish reviews and articles in English at frequent intervals, for example by famous German dance critic Horst Koegler.


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