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
Programme of the choreographer’s work, Ballet to Broadway, has five-star highs — and some odd choices
Music outmatches movement in an improvisatory performance at the Southbank Centre
Triple bill of the choreographer’s work at London’s Sadler’s Wells was packed with wit and virtuosity
Three of the choreographer’s signature pieces were given new life by London’s Royal Ballet
‘Neither Drums Nor Trumpets’ was one of three premieres that formed part of the Van Cleef & Arpels Dance Reflections season
‘Beach Birds’ and ‘Biped’ get impressive, meticulous stagings at London’s Dance Reflections festival
The New York choreographer discusses the ‘risky’ business of bringing her work to a former flower market at London’s Royal Opera House
Three-part programme in London was proof of her stylistic range — and revealed her impressive vocal delivery
Royal Ballet revival features thrilling pairings of Yasmine Naghdi and Matthew Ball, Marianela Nuñez and William Bracewell
David Bintley’s staging, performed at Birmingham’s Hippodrome, is gorgeous to look at and packed with humour
New series explores the troubled New York City Ballet and the notoriously high standards demanded by its co-founder George Balanchine
We asked carnival queens, make-up masters, directors, dancers and a Swedish psych-rock band called Goat to examine the person, the performance and the persona
The Brazilian star loves sunglasses, massages and her tailor-made costumes
The third and final part of Crystal Pite and Simon McBurney’s collaboration is puzzling and poignant
Artistic director Alistair Spalding and associate artist Jules Cunningham inaugurate a new venue – and everyone’s invited
