April dance in London
The Royal Ballet, Cinderella review ★★★★★
The Royal Ballet's sumptuous new production of Ashton's classic Cinderella continues in repertoire throughout April. Kill for a ticket!
Read more ...Cinderella, Let's All Dance, Lilian Baylis Studio
There's another Cinderella in town, this one aimed at the very little ones: Let's All Dance, experts in crafting child-size ballets without skimping on the magic, bring their own tale of dreams come true to the stage.
Read more ...Johannes Radebe, Freedom Unleashed, Peacock Theatre
You don't have to be a fan of Strictly Come Dancing to marvel at the talent of dancer extraordinaire Johannes Radebe. Following the success of his first show last year, he's back at the Peacock with Freedom Unleashed, where African dance blends seamlessly with ballroom and cabaret.
Akram Khan Company, Jungle Book Reimagined, Sadler's Wells
Akram Khan reprises Jungle Book Reimagined, his adaptation of Rudyard Kipling's classic book now turned into a cautionary tale about climate catastrophe.
Read more ...National Dance Company Wales, Pulse, The Place
Ever-inventive and relying on remarkable dancers, National Dance Theatre Wales makes a fleeting visit to The Place with a new and exciting double bill of contemporary dance.
Read more ...Snow White, London Children's Ballet, Peacock Theatre
A must for both children and adults, the admirable London Children's Ballet returns to the Peacock Theatre with a brand-new production of its joyous take on Snow White.
Read more ...Nederlands Dans Theater triple bill, Sadler's Wells
We don't see enough of Nederlands Dans Theater in London, so we're really looking forward to the Dutch company's return to Sadler's Wells with a triple bill of thrilling and challenging work.
Read more ...Sadler's Wells Breakin' Convention 2023
April is the month for all things hip-hop at Sadler's Wells, as Breakin' Convention returns to mark its 20th anniversary with a fully immersive weekend.
Read more ...A Festival of Korean Dance, The Place
Now firmly established as one of the highlights of the season at The Place, A Festival of Korean Dance kicks off in April and spills well into May with acts old and new as well as a filmed performance.
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