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The Royal Ballet celebrates its rich heritage and enters into a series of fertile collaborations in its just unveiled 2019/20 season. Here are some of the highlights
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Rambert, Britain’s foremost contemporary dance company, has unveiled a ground-breaking programme for the 2019/20 season. Here are the highlights
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The Canadian dance company Cas Public joins forces with the Belgian youth theatre Kopergietery for 9, a family show that explores the relationship between hearing and music
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The pioneering contemporary choreographer Serge Aimé Coulibaly channels the spirit of the Afrobeat artist and activist Fela Kuti in the intoxicating dance show Kalakuta Republik
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The Royal Ballet’s Within the Golden Hour Triple Bill offers a mix of pure delight, a heart-rending comment on our world and a big disappointment
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AVA Dance Company, No Woman’s Land at The Place is a fascinating exploration of cross-cultural experiences by two women from opposite sides of the earth
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Georgia Parris' assured debut feature blends contemporary dance and moving drama, with choreography from Punchdrunk
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Ben Duke’s Juliet & Romeo, a startling and thought provoking take on the greatest ever love story, returns for a short run at The Place
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Dance Umbrella, the festival that busts the boundaries of contemporary dance, has announced its line-up for the coming edition, DU19. Here are some highlights
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Christopher Wheeldon adapts his sparkling Cinderella for an in-the-round staging danced by English National Ballet in the grand space of the Royal Albert Hall
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Surely one of the most anticipated visitors of 2019, the vibrant San Francisco Ballet returns to Sadler’s Wells with four mouth-watering programmes
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Small, but perfectly formed, the all-male dance troupe BalletBoyz make their West End debut with their hit showThem/Us
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To Gillie With Love is star-studded musical gala commemorating the West End's late great Dame Gillian Lynne at the theatre named after her
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This year’s cohort of National Youth Dance Company strut their stuff at Sadler’s Wells with MADHEAD, an energetic new work by their guest artistic director Botis Seva
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The French experimental dance choreographer Boris Charmatz brings his extraordinary work 10,000 Gestures to Tate Modern
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The Spanish dance superstars Sara Baras, Rocío Molina and Olga Pericet are among those performing in this year’s edition of Sadler’s Wells' Flamenco Festival
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Matthew Bourne's legendary Swan Lake comes to a screen near you, following a triumphant sell-out run at Sadler's
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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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The Cuban ballet superstar Carlos Acosta gets the biopic treatment in Yuli, the uneven but often gripping tale of a rebel child forced to accept his destiny
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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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The Royal Ballet opened this season’s lengthy run of Kenneth MacMillan’s masterful Romeo and Juliet by showcasing the first of a wide range of casts
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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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The White Crow, Ralph Fiennes' third film, tells the back story of the charismatic ballet dancer Rudolf Nureyev’s decision to defect from the Soviet Union in 1961
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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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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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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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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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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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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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Some of the Royal Opera House’s top ballet and opera productions will be available for on-demand streaming for the first time through the digital streaming service Marquee.TV
