Mark Bruce Company, Phantoms triple bill, Wilton's Music Hall

Mark Bruce is one of the most original and creative dance-makers working today, and it's a pleasure to be able to announce the return of his company to the exquisite Wilton's Music Hall – a marriage made in heaven.

Mark Bruce's new programme is a triple bill of works under the umbrella title Phantoms. Here's a taster:

The work that gives its name to the triple bill, Phantoms, is also the centrepiece of the programme. It's a dance-theatre tale of love, tragedy and revenge in a land where phantoms roam free. This is true Mark Bruce, expanding the imagination and the confines of performance, and it brings together the creative juices of the team that had already thrilled us with Dracula, Macbeth and Return to Heaven.

Very much something to look forward to is the return of stalwart Mark Bruce dancers Eleanor Duval and Jonathan Goddard, both consummate and compelling performers, on whom the years seem to leave no mark, unless it's further to refine their artistry. Also in the cast of Phantoms are Bryony Harrison, Carina Howard and Christopher Thomas.

The two other pieces in the programme are shorter, but no less intense.

Green Apples, performed to music by the American garage rock/blues band The White Stripes is a 10-minute work for two dancers performed within the confines of a rope circle.

Folk Tales is a 20-minute piece for five dancers, which summons characters from the myths of our past, creating a series of short stories billed as 'at once mysterious, fiery, celebrational', and performed to music by the folk singer and composer Martin Simpson.

Roll on, February!