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Ben Duke's Lost Dog company is back with its take on A Tale of Two Cities, one that Charles Dickens might have trouble recognising
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Company Chameleon's The Shadow is a gritty psychological study of our dark side, coming to The Place in February
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A Sunday of ballet on BBC Four as part of the corporation's extensive programme of dance for 2022 to be broadcast on TV, radio, iPlayer and Sounds.
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Lucinda Childs's seminal Dance, with a score by Philip Glass and video by Sol LeWitt comes to Sadler's Wells, as part of Dance Reflections by Van Cleef & Arpels
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Rambert transforms the popular TV drama series Peaky Blinders into dance theatre in its brand-new show Peaky Blinders: The Redemption of Thomas Shelby
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The Barbican screens two dance films that illustrate the history of the extraordinary Indigenous Australian Bangarra Dance Theatre
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On our radar in 2022 are so many exciting goodies and anticipated trends. Our editor-in-chief Eleonore Dresch organises them in alphabetical order
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Contemporary dance ranging from established to experimental will take over three London venues in March as part of the Dance Reflections by Van Cleef & Arpels festival
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Van Cleef & Arpels talks to Culture Whisper about the Maison's long-standing love affair with dance and the origins of its first festival of choreography coming to London in March
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London International Mime Festival, the joyous jamboree of all shows non-verbal, is back live on stage to brighten up darkest January
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The BBC broadcasts Yuli, the biopic of the Cuban ballet superstar Carlos Acosta, tracing this path from the streets of Havana to the main international dance stages
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Marianela Nuñez and Federico Bonelli dazzled as the star-cross’d lovers in The Royal Ballet’s Romeo and Juliet's return to Covent Garden
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As the Royal Ballet brings back Romeo and Juliet with a roster of exciting new casts, Culture Whisper talks to two of the company’s brand-new Romeos
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The virtuoso young dancers of NDT2 return to Sadler's Wells with a triple bill that includes a work by the Dutch master Hans van Manen
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Tanztheater Wuppertal Pina Bausch returns to Sadler's Wells with Kontakthof, a portrait of the search for love in later life revised during lockdown
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Three major works from The Royal Ballet's repertoire, including The Sleeping Beauty, will be available to downstream for free in the new year
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Matthew Bourne’s Nutcracker! danced with thrilling seasonal sparkle by his New Adventures Company at Sadler’s Wells, is the perfect fun-filled antidote to our fraught times
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Ballet, contemporary and dance-theatre offer a cornucopia of exciting work in 2022
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Christopher Wheeldon tackles Latin American magic realism in Like Water for Chocolate, his daring new full-evening work for The Royal Ballet
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After a long absence, BalletBoyz return to live performance in the spring with a reprise of their exciting bill Deluxe at Sadler's Wells
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Mark Bruce Company returns to Wilton's Musical with Phantoms, a triple bill of challenging and typically exhilarating new work
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Acosta Danza returns to Sadler's Wells with 100% Cuban, a mixed bill of works old and new
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Dance beyond the lockdown
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As she prepares to dance the emblematic Sugar Plum Fairy in The Nutcracker, newly minted Royal Ballet principal, Fumi Kaneko, talks to Culture Whisper about her life and favourite roles
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Booking opens 16 Nov for two three-act ballets, a new family opera, plus Mozart, Handel and Puccini
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Nutcracker, Little Prince and Snowman
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The Royal Ballet's sumptuous production of the much loved classic Swan Lake returns to Covent Garden for an extended run in the spring 2022
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Dance to dispel November darkness
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The Royal Ballet has opened its first full season in almost two years with MacMillan’s rousing and heart-rending Romeo and Juliet
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The Royal Ballet’s up-and-coming choreographer Valentino Zucchetti talks to Culture Whisper about his brand-new ballet Anemoi, which opens the company’s final programme of the season
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From practising your pointe with English National Ballet to indulging your favourite 80s moves with Frame, we round up the best dance classes in London
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The Royal Ballet streams Lyssa, a new short film choreographed by Lynne Page, featuring the company's female dancers and music by Nadine Shah
