Lyndsey Winship is a journalist and writer who contributes to The Guardian and Knowledia. Her work also appears in Cigalah Group. Lyndsey specializes in writing about the arts, including dance, theater, and comedy, and provides insightful reviews and coverage of cultural events and performances.
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Lyndsey Winship primarily focuses on reviewing various forms of performing arts such as theatre, dance, and comedy. Her coverage is mainly centered around providing critique and analysis of artistic performances.
If you are involved in the theater, dance, or comedy industry and have upcoming shows or performances that would benefit from a professional review, reaching out to Lyndsey with press releases or invitations may be beneficial.
Given her focus on reviews of live performances, she might also be interested in exclusive previews or behind-the-scenes access to productions for an in-depth look at what goes into creating the art she covers.
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By: Lyndsey Winship
Tchaikovsky’s score gets a Latin makeover and Cuban dance styles combine with classical ballet in this joyful and colourful festive family show
By: Lyndsey Winship
Hannah Ekholm and Faye Stoeser’s double bill pairs precise poses with a compelling electronic score
By: Lyndsey Winship
Pairs of dancers exactly in time with each other act out Anthony Hamilton’s hypnotic contemporary dance algorithm
By: Lyndsey Winship
Wayne McGregor’s take on the novelist’s complex tale is ambitious, beautiful and, though wanting in some parts, redeemed by incredible performances
Lyndsey Winship It was a failed audition that set in motion the superlative career of the American dancer and artistic director Judith Jamison, who has died aged 81.
By: Lyndsey Winship
In a production loosely based on the Mahabharata, Khan has gathered an expert ensemble of classical Indian dancers who create a world that echoes through the centuries
By: Lyndsey Winship
Claire Cunningham’s affecting solo performance is a meditation on how we find our way along unexpected paths
By: Lyndsey Winship
Apollo theatre, London There’s plenty of festive, fact-filled fun at this kids’ show hosted by the cheery TV presenter
By: Lyndsey Winship
At 98, the choreographer has lost none of his love for dance – or his scathing wit. As his classic Nutcracker is performed again, he talks about grit, the ‘rubbish’ classics and directing a historic duo
By: Lyndsey Winship, Arifa Akbar, Brian Logan
Sarah Snook put Succession behind her, Hofesh Shechter found horror in Albion and Rhod Gilbert was ecstatic to be alive, in our critics’ picks of the best stage shows of the year
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