Dance Australia

Ruffled feathers

JEAN-CHRISTOPHE Maillot’s (which was presented at the State Theatre, Arts Centre Melbourne, from June 28 to July 6), invites audiences to challenge their expectations about . There are many versions of this ballet that bring different perspectives to the well-loved work but in some ways this one managed to jolt my perception in quite a different direction than others have. This is

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