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Birmingham Royal Ballet’s first programme of a short Sadler’s Wells autumn residency is a mixed bill in collaboration with Ballet Black, fresh from a turn at the Glastonbury Festival
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Birmingham Royal Ballet ends a brief residency at Sadler’s Wells with its own production of the uber-Romantic ballet, Giselle
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With its new programme, Evolution, Acosta Danza, Carlos Acosta’s own Cuban company, shows its versatility in a programme of new work and one old favourite
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South African dancer and choreographer Dada Masilo’s Giselle is a bold and enrapturing remake of the Romantic ballet – see it at Sadler’s Wells this autumn
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Silent Lines, Russell Maliphant’s latest work exploring rich connections between the internal and external worlds through movement, reaches Sadler’s Wells in October
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Belfast in all its complexity takes centre-stage at the Southbank in Oona Doherty’s Hard to Be Soft, joining DU19 fresh from a triumphant run at the Edinburgh Festival
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Ballet Preljocaj La Fresque, the work of one of France’s most exciting contemporary choreographers, weaves its magic at Sadler’s Wells this autumn
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Scotland’s premier contemporary dance company, Scottish Dance Theatre, brings a touch of club culture to The Place with a cutting edge double bill
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The Russian superstar ballerina Natalia Osipova's own project, Pure Dance, returns to Sadler's Wells
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The ever exciting Tom Dale Company headlines Step Sonic, a varied programme of live sampled music and dance at The Place
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A gritty dance-theatre piece, Gary Clarke Company’s Wasteland marries the birth of the 'rave' counterculture and the death of industrial Britain, and is at Place in the autumn
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Les Beaux Dormants, by the French company Le Ballet de l’Opera national du Rhin at the Linbury theatre offers a gritty contemporary view of The Sleeping Beauty fairy tale
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While You Are Here is an ambitious new work by dancer and choreographer Jonathan Goddard and theatre director Lily McLeish coming to The Place in the autumn
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Luca Silvestrini’s Protein The Little Prince is possibly the most charming offering for Christmas Dance 2019 and can be seen at The Place over the festive season
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The coming edition of the annual Dance Umbrella festival, DU19, presents Hocus Pocus, Philippe Saire’s magical dance theatre show for all the family
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The celebrated South African dancer and choreographer Gregory Maqoma brings his stunning Cion: Requiem of Ravel’s Bolero to the Barbican as part of Dance Umbrella 2019
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Boy Blue REDD, coming to the Barbican this autumn, is a brand new show from the troupe that turned hip hop into a medium with mass appeal
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Frances Ya-Chu Cowhig premieres a gripping story of a whistleblower during the Chinese Aids crisis at the Hampstead Theatre
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A new children’s dance work by Northern Ballet, Little Red Riding Hood, has its London premiere at the Linbury theatre in the autumn
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The Linbury Theatre hosts an intriguing and diverse triple bill from Northern Ballet – The Kingdom of Back/Mamela/The Shape of Sound – this autumn
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Dance Umbrella 2019, or DU19 for short, kicks off at Sadler’s Wells with Gisèle Vienne’s CROWD, a work set in a young people’s rave
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The second show of the Merce Cunningham Centennial at the ROH is Dance Umbrella’s The Future Bursts In at the Linbury Theatre
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The Royal Ballet joins worldwide commemorations of the Merce Cunningham centennial with an exciting triple bill at the Linbury Theatre this autumn
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The Royal Ballet brings back its magical production of The Sleeping Beauty, that tells of the princess that slept for 100 years and was awakened by love
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The Royal Ballet shows off the breadth of the company’s heritage with a triple bill of works by MacMillan and Ashton, alongside Nureyev’s production of a Petipa classic
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The Globe stages Richard III, a deliciously villainous play featuring the hunchback that everyone loves to hate.
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MacMillan's Manon, a powerful tale of love, lust and tragedy, opens The Royal Ballet's 2019/20 season at Covent Garden
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Rambert's ground-breaking programme of contemporary dance for the 2019/20 season has already earned it a prestigious and lucrative prize.
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Tickets are on sale for English National Ballet’s glorious Swan Lake in-the-round, which makes a welcome return to the Royal Albert Hall in 2020
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Arthur Pita’s The Little Match Girl is a magical, but occasionally dark, take on Hans Christian Andersen’s Christmas tale
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It’s the most magical season of all: Richard Briggs’ the Snowman returns to the Peacock Theatre for the 22nd consecutive year
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Birmingham Royal Ballet brings its much loved production of The Nutcracker to the Royal Albert Hall for a short run in this year's festive season
