The premiere of ‘Cycles’ at London’s Barbican lacked shape but not spectacle
A revival in London of Peter Wright’s tasteful Birmingham Royal Ballet version is always welcome
The Taipei company performed a tender, combative duet as part of the Coronet Theatre’s Taiwan Festival
Inside the line dancing revival
Her new Ballett Zürich production based on Ian McEwan’s novel Atonement brings a tricksy narrative to the stage
In the work’s London premiere, Aakash Odedra and Aditi Mangaldas created a compelling ecstasy of love found and lost
Louise Lecavalier was mesmerising even if other items depended on nostalgia
The 81-year-old found fame in London’s Swinging Sixties celebrating his ancient art form
Choreographer Johan Inger’s version, performed at London’s Sadler’s Wells, shifts the story out of its steamy setting
Choreographer Mark Bruce follows ‘Dracula’ with another horror that suggests a body at war with itself
The choreographer flooded the Sadler’s Wells stage with constant, inventive movement
A strong cast starring Lauren Cuthbertson and Vadim Muntagirov demonstrated how the choreographer rewrote dance’s rules
Plus: five stars for Marianela Nuñez and Vadim Muntagirov in the Royal Ballet’s Swan Lake
‘Ink’ involves a silicone foetus, a goldfish bowl and a garden sprinkler
‘A Body for Harnasie’ turns a little-known 20th-century ballet into a multimedia fantasia for today
Eight artists putting dance in the frame
Polly Bennett taught Barry Keoghan that dance. But can she take on one writer and her two new hips?
Also in London: the Royal Ballet showcases four new works on its main stage
Plus: a standing ovation for Roberto Bolle and Marianela Nuñez in the Royal Ballet’s Manon
The Oscar-winning actor describes why wing chun works for mind, body – and cinema
The Japanese taiko troupe exhibited stunning synchronicity in a wide range of styles at London’s Barbican
Her roles in ‘West Side Story’ and ‘Chicago’ made her a name-above-the-title musical theatre legend
With Alina Cojocaru among the cast, the choreographer is staging a classical double bill at the Theatre Royal, Bath
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Alina Cojocaru, Johan Kobborg and Mick Zeni shone in an otherwise disappointing version of the 1954 film
