Cloud Gate Dance Theatre
The best theatre to stream this month: Cloud Gate, Best of Enemies and more
Chris Wiegand
01, Nov, 2023 @5:00 AM
This week's best culture, at home – from Korean ballet to a David Nicholls-inspired radio play
17, May, 2020 @7:30 AM
Cloud Gate Dance Theatre review – swirling tales from Taiwan
Lyndsey Winship
27, Feb, 2020 @12:06 PM
Cloud Gate avengers: the band of elastic superheroes who transformed Taiwan
Judith Mackrell
24, Sep, 2019 @12:53 PM
Cloud Gate Dance Theatre review – exquisitely turbulent testament to Taiwan
Judith Mackrell
10, May, 2018 @12:48 PM
Cloud Gate Dance Theatre review – 'Lin Hwai-min's own song of the earth'
Taiwanese rice fields might seem like too narrow a subject for a full-length dance work, writes Judith Mackrell, but Lin Hwai-min gives it an elemental scope
Judith Mackrell
28, Feb, 2014 @1:44 PM
Poetry in motion: Cloud Gate Dance Theatre's Nine Songs - in pictures
Tristram Kenton
24, Feb, 2014 @2:04 PM
Grain of truth: Lin Hwai-min on Cloud Gate Dance Theatre's Rice
When choreographer Lin Hwai-min created a tribute to one of Taiwan's staple foods it led his dancers to take part in a back-breaking harvest - and draw a sense of power from nature
Lin Hwai-min
18, Feb, 2014 @9:41 AM
Cloud Gate Dance Theatre – review
The Taiwanese company's breathtaking technique captivated, even when the individual parts of this triptych didn't convince, says Sanjoy Roy
Sanjoy Roy
10, Nov, 2011 @6:15 PM
This week's new theatre and dance
The Ladykillers | Reasons To Be Pretty | Written On The Heart | Salt, Root And Roe | Kin | Buried Child | Cloud Gate Dance Theatre | DV8: Can We Talk About This?
Mark Cook, Lyn Gardner & Judith Mackrell
05, Nov, 2011 @12:06 AM
Video: Cloud Gate Dance Theatre's Wind Shadow at the Barbican
Explore the moves, influences and gunpowder plot of this collaboration between Lin Hwai-min's company and the visual artist Cai Guo-qiang at the Barbican
Andrew Dickson and Lindsay Poulton
07, Oct, 2009 @2:27 PM
Step-by-step guide to dance: Cloud Gate Dance Theatre of Taiwan
Combining the explosive force of martial arts and the rapt intensity of meditation, Lin Hwai-min's choreography is as exquisite as Chinese calligraphy, writesSanjoy Roy
Sanjoy Roy
07, Oct, 2009 @10:30 AM
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