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Kenneth MacMillan: Triple bill review

“Rare chance to enjoy MacMillan's single-act works”
ReviewsMar 21, 2024by Nicola RaynerRoyal Opera House, London
Francisco Serrano, Marcelino Sambé and Francesca Hayward in Different Drummer, part of the Celebrated triple bill of Kenneth Macmillan works at the Royal opera House. Photo: Tristram Kenton
Francisco Serrano, Marcelino Sambé and Francesca Hayward in Different Drummer, part of the Celebrated triple bill of Kenneth Macmillan works at the Royal opera House. Photo: Tristram Kenton
Kenneth MacMillan triple bill showcases the choreographer’s expansive range and flair

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Nicola Rayner

Nicola Rayner

Nicola Rayner is a freelance journalist and author. Until August 2022, she was the assistant editor of Dancing Times, and she edited Dance Today, a magazine specialising in ballroom, Latin and social dance, from 2010 to 2015. Nicola has written for The Guardian, The Independent and Time Out and she is the author of two novels, The Girl Before You and You and Me. 

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