It was around 2005 that people started referring to London as the new dance capital of the world, a role historically fought between Paris and New York. The British dance scene has gone through a period of remarkable growth. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited

Celebrated for his experimental reworkings of classical ballet, choreographer Christopher Wheeldon talks us through an innovative new dance piece, Morphoses, in which dancers create a 'movement sculpture' illuminated by the light projections of artist... Full Article at Guardian Unlimited

Christopher Wheeldon's dream of a bi-national, transatlantic ballet company, while still intact for now, has been put in real jeopardy by the economic downturn. Full Article at ArtsJournal

Three years ago, when Christopher Wheeldon left the security of his position as Resident Choreographer at the New York City Ballet to form his own small company, Morphoses, his head was full of extravagant dreams about making classical ballet new for... Full Article at ArtsJournal

"The mode of development of an organism or part" is how my dictionary defines "morphosis." So when Christopher Wheeldon used the plural of it to title the ballet company he formed two years ago, he seemed to be suggesting growth in several directions. Full Article at Village Voice

Erin BaianoMorphoses/The Wheeldon Company performs “Leaving Songs,” Tim Harbour’s imaginative ballet, at New York City Center last week. Full Article at NJ.com