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Wembley Park joins hands with Rambert and Pineapple Dance Studios to bring dance to the streets as part of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations
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A Festival of Korean Dance returns to The Place bringing original and diverse approaches to dance and live performance
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The Andalucian sun will shine over north London for two weeks this summer, because Sadler's Wells' famous Flamenco Festival is back
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The ballet superstar Natalia Osipova is Carmen in the London premiere of a contemporary adaptation of the classic tale of passion
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Scottish Ballet's acclaimed dance adaptation of The Crucible, Arthur Miller's play on collective hysteria in a 17th-century American community, has its London premiere at Sadler's Wells
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Sadler's presents a collaborative double bill that assembles Pina Bausch's seminal The Rite of Spring and common ground[s[, a work by two African dancer/choreographers
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Ballet stars honour one of the most influential dancers of all time, Rudolf Nureyev, in a special gala, Nureyev Legend and Legacy at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane
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Young dancers from across the globe join forces in the Next Generation Festival, hosted by the ROH Linbury Theatre to celebrate young talent
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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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The physical theatre company Gecko returns to the Barbican with The Wedding, a work that thrills and challenges in equal measure
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A towering figure in the culture of Hungary, Franz Liszt is celebrated in Liszt Mosaics, Hungarian State Folk Ensemble's show coming to Sadler's Wells in June
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Sharon Eyal's L-E-V company returns to Sadler's Wells with Love Chapter 3, the concluding part of her trilogy on love, its fortunes and misfortunes
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Budding ballet dancers show their mettle in Anne of Green Gables, a brand-new work by London Children's Ballet
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The exciting American choreographer Kyle Abraham brings his own company A.I.M by Kyle Abraham to Sadler's Wells with Requiem: Fire in the Air of the Earth
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There's light and shade, and old and new in the packed 2022/23 Royal Ballet season, which has just been announced
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You are invited to a ball like no other: Le Bal de Paris, a sumptuous virtual reality event with digital costumes by Chanel, courtesy of choreographer Blanca Li
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The Royal Academy of Dance launches the third series of its Why Dance Matters podcasts, featuring an eclectic roster of international guests
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Kathleen Marshall’s show-stopping revival of Anything Goes glides back onto the Barbican Theatre stage, following a sell-out run in 2021
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Tate Modern hosts a multifaceted homage to the American choreographer Trisha Brown, a pioneer of the post-modern dance movement, with its Set and Reset series of events
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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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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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Theatre and dance photographer Camilla Greenwell talks to Culture Whisper about her new exhibition, Movement in Still Form, which explores moments of dance creation
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The undisputed king of dance theatre, Sir Matthew Bourne, launches Bourne to Dance, his New Adventures company weekly podcast, on International Dance Day
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English National Ballet has launched new apps to enhance at-home enjoyment of the company's varied digital offer
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Matthew Bourne's multi-award-winning The Car Man gets a make over fit for the Royal Albert Hall's vast dimensions
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The popular young pianist plays Beethoven, Chopin and Gershwin – and helps London's junior players
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Portmeirion's Festival No. 6 was our best worst kept secret about North Wales
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L'Oculto in Brockley, Lewisham has gained a cult following for its extensive wine selection and range of tapas
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Visit The Table Cafe on the South Bank for a hearty cooked breakfast or delicious waffles and pancakes in a fuss-free environment
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A former building of Regent's Palace, Brasserie Zédel has opulent looks but reasonable prices
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Try creative new specials every day at M1lk, the hipster café that draws crowds from around the city
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Enjoy tea-inspired cocktails, vinyl records and a good book at Covent Garden bar Teatulia
