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 Hugo Dalton
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October 23, 2011
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