Reviews

“Howell also has his tender moments. His first pas de deux with Constance (the sweet Keiko Amemori) shows off Nixon’s ability to develop characters through dance.”
The Telegraph. 27 September 2006

“With NBT, there is never a dull moment. There’s passion and pace and plenty of good comedy, plus good acting.”
The Telegraph. 27 September 2006

“It’s all round great entertainment and the audience laps it up.”
The Telegraph. 27 September 2006

"Handsome solos show off the musketeers' elegantly booted legs, spirited ensemble dances add local colour to washerwomen and courtiers, and there are a couple of exuberantly crafted pas de deux"
The Guardian. 27 September 2006

"The production's real stamp of distinction is (David Nixon's) stylish costumes"
The Times. 26 September 2006

“This exquisite show features just about everything you could want from a night at the theatre.”
Telegraph & Argus. 25 September 2006

“The show is a rip-roaring adventure that dads and sons will enjoy as much as mums and daughters.”
Telegraph & Argus. 25 September 2006

“You just want to shout ‘All for one and one for all’ as they lock swords.”
Telegraph & Argus. 25 September 2006

“I was most impressed with Patrick Howell (as Dartagnan) for his remarkable elevation, beautiful lines, wonderful sense of panache and dazzling stage personality.”
Ian Palmer for Ballet.co 25 September 2006-09-27

“It is tremendous fun…conveyed by some of the most wonderful dancing that I’ve ever seen.”
Morning Star. 25 September 2006

“NBT’s spell-binding production provides Arnold with a fitting memorial.”
BBC Bradford & W Yorks Online