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The Royal Ballet's sublime production of Tchaikovsky's The Nutcracker returns to Covent Garden for the Christmas season 2021/22
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Ever faithful to tradition, English National Ballet’s Nutcracker has booked its place at the London Coliseum for the 2021/22 festive season
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Storyteller and choreographer Luca Silvestrini and his company Protein bring En Route, a new outdoor promenade, to Woolwich this summer
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The Royal Ballet’s last programme of the season, 'Beauty Bill', showcasing the excellence of its soloists and talented lower ranks, is livestreamed on 9 July
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The Royal Ballet brings back its transporting production of Giselle, the epitome of Romantic ballet, this autumn
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National Youth Dance Company returns to Sadler's Wells with a brand new cohort of budding dancers and a brand-new show, Speak Volumes
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Choreographer Wayne McGregor undertakes perhaps the most challenging work of his career with The Dante Project, coming to the ROH in the autumn
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Hofesh Shechter's Double Murder brings two contrasting works to Sadler's Wells in the autumn
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The Royal Ballet kicks off its 2021/22 season with Kenneth MacMillan's powerful rendering of Romeo and Juliet – the greatest love story of all
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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
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Message in a Bottle, Kate Prince and Sting’s acclaimed show, returns to the Peacock Theatre where its triumphant run was cut short by the Covid-19 lockdown
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The Midnight Bell, a characteristically louche and deeply human new work by choreographer Matthew Bourne, has its London premiere at Sadler's Wells in the autumn
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Choreographer David Dawson’s METAMORPHOSIS, presented by Dutch National Ballet, was the perfect work for International Dance Day
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A new date has been announced for Sergei Polunin and Alina Cojocaru's Romeo and Juliet at the Royal Albert Hall, which was twice postponed because of the Covid-19 lockdown
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International Dance Day, on Thursday 29 April, is celebrated the world over. Here we compile some of the events programmed to mark the day
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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’s Swan Lake, specially adapted for the little ones as part of the My First Ballet series, is now available online
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English National Ballet has unveiled its full programme for the 2021/22 season, a blend of cutting-edge new works and much-loved classics
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More good news: Sadler's Wells will reopen its doors to live performance in May with a programme of works that will run through the summer
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Richard Chappell Dance kicks off its new season with Still Touch, a short film exploring the importance of touch and human contact
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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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Good news at last: the Royal Opera House will open its doors on 17 May for a new season of live ballet and opera
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Rambert brings a series of brand-new works created specifically for the screen to its hugely successful Rambert Home Studio livestream platform
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English National Ballet adds MacMillan's enthralling full-length work, Manon, to its Ballet On Demand streaming service
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Birmingham Royal Ballet has released an elegiac short film, Empty Stage, which commemorates performance artists in our times of dark theatres
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Ballet Black's Like Water is a powerful short film that choreographs the ancestral experiences of Black people and their intimate connection with the sea
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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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Previously unseen footage of Margot Fonteyn is the centrepiece of On Point at the V&A, an exhibition documenting 100 years of the Royal Academy of Dance
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A poignant short film brings together freelance dance artists just as a second lockdown again threatens their livelihoods
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Rock musician and choreographer Michael Clark collaborator Jarvis Cocker reacts to the Barbican's landmark exhibition with A Musical Response to Michael Clark: Cosmic Dancer
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A haunting short film inspired by Arthur Pita's ballet The Mother, starring the superstar ballerina Natalia Osipova, is released online
