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Dance takes pride of place in the Greenwich and Docklands International Festival 2018. Here are some of the highlights
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Ever the innovator, choreographer Hofesh Shechter creates Shechter Underground, a unique site-specific show beneath the august buildings of Somerset House
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Mayerling, Kenneth MacMillan’s potent real-life tale of love, lust and death, returns to Covent Garden as part of the Royal Ballet’s autumn season
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Bach’s sublime Goldberg Variations undergoes a fascinating reinterpretation through the joint work of a string orchestra and a small group of contemporary dancers
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The glam and glitter of Bollywood return to the London stage when the Taj Express extravaganza takes over the Peacock stage once more
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A unique, challenging and potentially mind-blowing cross-genre work, choreographer Jefta van Dinther’s Dark Field Analysis has its UK premiere in the Lilian Baylis studio
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Budding choreographers get a precious chance to show their work as part of Sadler’s Wells Young Associates programme
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Cult act Gandini Juggling and choreographer Alexander Whitley bring their glorious collaboration Spring to Sadler's Wells, as part of the 2019 London International Mime Festival
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In an enticing cross-cultural collaboration, the American Mark Morris Dance Group joins forces with the Silkroad Ensemble to tell the ancient Islamic love story of Layla and Majnun
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The award-winning all-male comedy ballet troupe, Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo, return to the Peacock with their inimitable brand of ballet send-ups
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One of the most influential choreographers or his generation, William Forsythe, curates A Quiet Evening of Dance, assembling works old and new at Sadler’s Wells
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The Russian superstar ballerina Natalia Osipova presents another ‘me’ project, Pure Dance, at Sadler’s Wells this Autumn
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Love Chapter 2, the latest offering from The Israeli dance company L-E-V, has its UK premiere at Sadler’s Wells this summer
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Experience the legendary story of Carmen with a Cuban twist when the sizzling new dance musical Carmen La Cubana sashays into Sadler’s Wells this summer
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The Dutch contemporary dance company Nederlands Dans Theater 1 is returning to Sadler’s Wells with a packed programme of daring dance
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The internationally renowned Semperoper Ballett makes its Sadler’s Wells debut this season with the UK premiere of a triple bill of works by William Forsythe
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Lest We Forget, English National Ballet's commemoration of the centenary of the Great War, returns to the stage
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Still a ballet superstar even after retirement, Carlos Acosta celebrates thirty years in dance with a special appearance at the Royal Albert Hall in the autumn
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Yes, it’s yet another Swan Lake, this time courtesy of the St Petersburg Ballet Theatre, bringing a little mystery and magic to Summer at the London Coliseum
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London's festival of all things dance, Dance Umbrella, has announced the programme for 2018, its fortieth anniversary year (26 Sept – 21 Oct). Here are some of DU18's highlights
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Dance carves a niche for itself in LIFT 2018 with four very diverse shows in a range of London venues
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May brings a bounty of dance to our TV screens courtesy of a variety and exciting BBC Four Dance season
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The Royal Ballet has programmed a series of Insight events to complement its brand new production of Swan Lake
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The Royal Ballet’s much anticipated new production of Swan Lake – its first in 30 years – comes to the Royal Opera House soon
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One of today's most fashionable choreographers, Wayne McGregor, brings his own Company back to Sadler's Wells with his science-infused work, Autobiography
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Tickets for the Royal Ballet's 2018/19 Live Cinema Relays go on sale on 4th April. They sell out quickly, so don't delay booking!
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Tickets for English National Ballet's Christmas residency at the London Coliseum go on general sale on Monday, 19 March. In the programme: Nutcracker, Swan Lake and Manon
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On the centenary of the birth of Leonard Bernstein, his daughter Nina remembers a musician who ‘lived many lives in one' and left behind a tremendous legacy
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Choreographer Martin Lawrance talks to Culture Whisper about dance, musicality, and Cut and Run, his new work for the Richard Alston Dance Company
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Tickets are now on sale for a very special Christmas 2018 treat: the return to Sadler’s Wells of Matthew Bourne’s legendary male Swan Lake
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From duets to jazz and debuts by female choreographers, here are the dance highlights to book now
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As they prepare to debut in a principal ballet role in The Winter’s Tale, Reece Clarke and Matthew Ball talk to Culture Whisper about the complex figure of Polixenes
