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Flamenco maverick Israel Galván returns to Sadler’s Wells to flaunt his signature speedy footwork in La Fiesta, a work that pays homage to a great tradition of Spanish culture
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The exacting Belgian choreographer Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker and her company Rosas join forces with cellist Jean-Guihen Queyras for a unique interpretation of Bach’s 6 Cello Suites
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The classical Indian dancer Seeta Patel’s The Rite of Spring gives the Stravinsky masterpiece a brand new and intriguing treatment
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A novel slated as one of the most important works of the last decade is finally adapted to the stage, in a timely epic for the National Theatre 2019 season
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Discover Korea’s leading contemporary dance companies when A Festival of Korean Dance returns to The Place for a second year
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Nora Invites Deborah Hay – Where Home Is at Sadler's Wells' Lilian Baylis studio, is the latest offering from three dancers determined to take control of the creative process
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BBC Young Dancer 2019 has entered its critical stage, with 20 hopefuls chosen to contest the finals before a panel of distinguished judges and a nationwide BBC TV audience
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It’s all smiles in Little Miss Sunshine. Arcola Theatre turn a cult-classic film into a musical, which entertains but lacks substance
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Sadler’s Wells’ programme of dance for the Autumn 2019 is its usual exhilarating mix of dance styles and nationalities. Here are some of the season’s highlights
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Collide Theatre's Metamorphosis is a contemporary take on Kafka's eponymous novella, that premieres at a Festival of European theatre in London
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Rambert's forthcoming programme at Sadler’s Wells offers the chance to see early landmark pieces from McGregor and Shechter, alongside a brand new work by Marion Motin
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The Bolshoi Ballet returns to Covent Garden, accompanied by the Orchestra of the Bolshoi Theatre, for an exciting three-week summer season showcasing four spectacular tried and tested ballets
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In Quentin Tarantino's new film, Margot Robbie is Sharon Tate. New photos of Robbie and co-stars Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio and the first teaser trailer reveal more
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INALA, the Zulu ballet by Sisters Grimm that transports audiences to the heart of South Africa with live music, singing and dance, returns to London for its West End premiere
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The flash of a firebird, a family sent into a spin and a classical ballet explosion; The Royal Ballet presents three ballet classics with a Russian flavour
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Deborah Colker Dance Company whisks you off to Brazil in Dog Without Feathers, an intriguing dance work that brings a cultural poem to life
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The queen of hip hop, Kate Prince, draws on Sting’s back catalogue for her new show, Message in a Bottle, coming to the Peacock Theatre in early 2020
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Portmeirion's Festival No. 6 was our best worst kept secret about North Wales
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Matthew Bourne's very own take on the classic 1948 film The Red Shoes, returns to Sadler's Wells for Christmas, following its acclaimed debut there three years ago
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Painter and printmaker Sean Scully's abstract works come to the National Gallery for a free exhibition exploring the artist's admiration for JMW Turner
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Details are beginning to emerge of Sergei Polunin's new 'me' project, which comes to the London Palladium in the spring
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The Russian ballet superstar Natalia Osipova is The Mother in an especially commissioned Arthur Pita work coming to the Southbank Centre in the summer
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After a three year wait, Sophie Turner, Jennifer Lawrence and Michael Fassbender return in Dark Phoenix, new X-Men movie
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The American choreographer Pam Tanowitz’s response to TS Eliot’s masterpiece, Four Quartets, comes to the Barbican basking in universal praise after its New York debut last year
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Claire Denis, a titan of French cinema, harnesses sexuality and sci-fi existentialism for her first English-language feature
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Karlheinz Stockhausen's Donnerstag aus Licht (Thursday from Light) is a must for devotees of either electronic avant-garde or mammoth opera
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Brecht/Weill’s morality play-cum-cabaret Seven Deadly Sins, as interpreted by the choreographer Kenneth MacMillan, comes to Wilton’s Music Hall starring two contrasting performers
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International theatre's most in-demand auteur is directing the legendary Comédie-Française company in his adaptation of Luchino Visconti's 1969 film
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Following a thrilling 2018 run, fun-fuelled fusion of ballet and street dance Beats on Pointe returns to wow London dance audiences at The Peacock Theatre
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The acclaimed Beijing-based choreographer Tao Ye returns to Sadler’s Wells with his company TAO Dance Theater to present two pieces from its Numerical Series in 4 & 9
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Mischief Theatre, award-winning purveyors of sell-out slapstick hilarity, are taking over the Vaudeville Theatre for a year-long run of three new productions
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The Royal Ballet marks the centenary of Margot Fonteyn’s birth with a special programme that commemorates one of the defining figures of British Ballet
