Two stalwarts of British dance on giving A Christmas Carol a Caribbean hip-hop flavour
Twelve women dancers tell a story of cultural collisions along the ancient ‘Incense Road’
On the eve of a cutting-edge exhibition at London’s Somerset House, the choreographer wants us to unlock our physical potential
Les Arts Florissants and Amala Dianor Company joined forces at the Barbican Hall
On stage with the Royal Ballet tonight: a pony, a flying umbrella and several hundred metres of pink ribbon. What could possibly go wrong?
‘R:Evolution’ and ‘Like Water for Chocolate’ offer dense, often dazzling dance-making
The Irish performer and his wife Rachel Poirier excel in ‘How to be a Dancer in Seventy-two Thousand Easy Lessons’ at Sadler’s Wells East
A century on from the dancer’s debut at the Champs-Élysées Theatre, the Paris venue celebrates her extraordinary life
The Brazilian’s new work, showcased at the Lyon Dance Biennale, grows from modest beginnings into something carnivalesque
Rambert and (LA)HORDE Ballet National de Marseille have combined forces to present an almost overwhelming array of performances across the complex
The former director of Moscow’s Bolshoi Ballet used to be apolitical — then came the invasion of Ukraine
Roseanna Leney is a persuasive heroine in this new piece about the tragic queen, premiered in Edinburgh
The Italian dancer is still performing to sold-out crowds around the world. What’s his secret?
The company’s first overseas performance for 16 years, at London’s Royal Opera House, features an effortless performance from Yui Yonezawa
Built from wood, the $30mn Doris Duke Theatre in the Berkshires allows the audience to feel the movement of its performers
The country’s top dancers have often sought careers abroad but now a young company with big ambitions is aiming to build on talent at home
Jonathan Watkins’s new work at Aviva Studios, Manchester, brings together two of the finest dance actors of their generation
Pete Townshend’s original music forms the soundtrack to a sharp touring production with costuming by Paul Smith
What’s behind the popularity of a red-state pastime in deep-blue US cities
Post‑pandemic, the performing arts school is embracing entrepreneurship — and a drive towards full tuition‑free access
Sadler’s Wells in London also hosts Phoenix Dance Theatre’s James Baldwin adaptation, ‘Inside Giovanni’s Room’
Vadim Muntagirov, Fumi Kaneko and Natalia Osipova were among the dancers who shone in John Cranko’s ballet
Scion of a flamenco dynasty, Farruquito dazzled audiences as a child — and now contemplates the line of succession
Performance at London’s Sadler’s Wells impressed most when the dancer let her hair down
Picasso and Chanel helped to create it 100 years ago. As our exclusive preview reveals, English National Ballet is giving it new life
