In 1912, a new ballet called L’Apres-midi d’un Faune, or Afternoon of a Faun, was launched in Paris. It was a 12-minute work by the young and troubled Russian dancer/choreographer Vaslav Nijinsky that ...

At five times its previous size, Arcadia resembled the many gardens and outdoor bars that pop up in Adelaide during festival time and, to some degree, the bar that burns brightly in Hyde Park each ...

“She was a beautiful dancer, and she loved it,” says Rosa. “She taught my elder daughter all sorts of moves, and she gave her some signed ballet shoes from the Russian ballet, which she still has.” ...