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‘La Consagración de la Primavera’ disappeared in a flash and was studded with cheeky quotes
The reopening of an iconic skating venue has brought back the boogie
Two stylish revivals have opened in Woking and Birmingham to audience delight
Many of the Andalucían art form’s most exciting performers and rising stars are based in the Spanish capital — and to be seen on the stages of small, atmospheric venues
Sadler’s Wells programme also includes well-crafted work by Stina Quagebeur and a new ‘Rite of Spring’ from Mats Ek
The legendary writer on teaming up with the choreographer to transform her MaddAddam into a ballet
Three lively and varied pieces were performed at the Royal Opera House’s Linbury Theatre
The hypnotic high-kicking extravaganza has come a long way from the ancient Celtic ritual of dancing around trees
After a shaky start, Paris Opera Ballet’s dancers warm to their task in this handsome production
Sadler’s Wells staged Jasmin Vardimon’s Alice and Arthur Pita’s Ten Sorry Tales for younger audiences
The choreographer has expanded ‘Flight Pattern’ into a whole-evening programme for the Royal Opera House
A two-hander inspired by a 16th-century Chinese epic and a one-man show are both expressive and compelling
Birmingham Royal Ballet will this week perform a piece by the esteemed Czech dancemaker for the first time
The dancer gave an eloquent final performance in Paris in a ballet she commissioned herself
Opening in London, the company’s adaptation of the TV show is performed with tireless energy and verve
The Londoner on leaving an IT job to hone his craft, creating a show about his life — and staying true to his Dagenham roots
Dancers share screens with scrambled versions of themselves in this new piece at Sadler’s Wells
Powerfully played by a stellar cast, Kenneth MacMillan’s ballet opened the Royal Opera House’s season
Featuring music, dance and painting, ‘Monochromatic Light (Afterlife)’ was performed at the Park Avenue Armory
A deliciously entertaining account of high art, low cunning and one of the most creative episodes in the history of the arts
Her new show, now touring to Paris, is refreshing about life today and the power of dance
Alan Lucien Øyen’s new production blurs the line between fiction and reality to no good effect
An exciting show at Bath’s Holburne Museum unites two very different artists in a quest for modern expressiveness
The first of five shows at the London Coliseum put dozens of refugee dancers in the spotlight
Le Temps d’Aimer la Danse featured modern twists on the quadrille as well as dancers from Guadeloupe and Martinique
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