Dance to watch in April
Dance for all tastes in April
ENB, The Forsythe Evening review ★★★★★
There's one last window of opportunity to catch this exhilarating ENB show at Sadler's Wells, focusing on the work of William Forsythe. The company has never danced with more panache. It must not be missed!
Read more ...The Royal Ballet, The Weathering triple bill review ★★★★★
The short run of The Royal Ballet's triple bill of 21st-century work. including the world premiere of Kyle Abraham's The Weathering, comes to an end on Thursday 7 April. It's worth trying for a ticket even at this late stage.
Read more ...Le Bal de Paris, Blanca Li, Barbican
So appealing did Blanca Li's glamorous virtual ball prove, that tickets sold out in a trice and the run has now been extended well into May. You don't want to miss an extraordinary immersive experience.
Read more ...Sadler's Wells Family Weekend
Sadler's Wells opens virtually all its spaces to families over the Easter weekend with a wide-ranging programme of shows, workshops and crafts. Particularly charming is balletLORENT's The Lost Happy Endings.
Paco Peña, Solera, Sadler's Wells
Flamenco guitarist extraordinaire Paco Peña brings his small company back to Sadler's Wells with Solera, a show of genuine, soulful, Andalucian flamenco.
Read more ...NDC Wales, One Another, The Place
Always interesting, always challenging, Cardiff-based National Dance Company Wales returns to London with its latest double bill One Another, which celebrates the return of live performance.
Read more ...The Royal Ballet, Scènes de Ballet/A Month in the Country/ Rhapsody
The Royal Ballet's final triple bill of the season is an homage to its founder choreographer, Sir Frederick Ashton. It's made up of three contrasting works, ranging from Parisian chic, through heart-breaking doomed romance to a virtuoso rhapsody.
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