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Events: Isle of Wight Woodstock and more in June

In front | AGENDA
Jeanne Moreau (Photo: British Film Institute)

 German-Czech festivals, strangers filming in Amsterdam and pure dance in London and Luxembourg - our pick of this month's best happenings

by Katharina Kloss // 13/06/08

FEATURE
Flamenco lesson (Photo: Bénédicte Salzes)

Flamenco – Andalusia’s jazz

Flamenco is on a roll. Shows tour all over Europe and hundreds of people travel to Seville in the hope of establishing themselves as professional dancers. But on the dance floor, the native Andalusians are holding onto their tradition and are reticent to share their heritage with outsiders.

by Julie Gonce // 10/06/08

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Welcome to Callejon (Photo: ©Marc Paso Mateu)

Cuba: backstreet with an escape route

In the first of our ‘rock and backpack’ series, we discover Havana - the cultural centre of a Cuba in which everyone has the ability to produce something, but few express themselves

by Marc Paso Mateu // 21/03/08

PICTURES

Political choreographers: Alexandre and Natalia Furman

Art is politics: the third part of our series on portraits of artists attempting to resist the 'cultural Chernobyl’, which reigns in Belarus, a country asphyxiated by the authoritarian regime of president Alexander Lukashenko

by Jef Bonifacino // 16/07/07

DJ Laurel, Nikolaï Khalezin and Natalia Koliada after performing in 'Generation Jeans' (Photo: Jef Bonifacino)

Free Theatre of Minsk: onstage resistance

The Belarusian independent theatre company uses black humour and underground performances to protest against 'Europe's last dictatorship'

by Prune Antoine // 22/05/07

'Mademoiselle' Abbagnato, strikingly beautiful (Photo: Marco Glaviano)

Eleonora Abbagnato, shooting star

Through dedication and perseverance, this 28-year-old Sicilian has risen to the ranks of prima ballerina in the Paris Opera

by Mariona Vivar i Giulio Zucchini // 17/01/07

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The gypsy punk band Gogol Bordello in concert (Jeff Timesten)

Gypsy in the mix

Dispelling stereotypes of gypsy music being about old men singing in restaurants, today’s DJs are showing that it remains a vibrant and powerful form of music

by Louise Bongiovanni // 24/07/06

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