Dance

Under the direction of Mourad Merzouki, Phénix shakes up the codes between musicians and dancers.

Eric Gauthier presents his collective collage portraying the seven deadly sins in movement at the Stuttgart Theaterhaus.

Eric Gauthier presents his collective collage portraying the seven deadly sins in movement at the Stuttgart Theaterhaus.

Rambert's Eye Candy is a daring triple bill combining different dance styles and confronting the audience with tough questions.

MacMillan found new sympathy with the capricious Manon and her struggle to escape poverty in this production.

In Tales of Beatrix Potter, a ballet for all ages at the ROH, Peter Rabbit and other beloved characters from the celebrated author come to life

John Neumeier developed the idea of creating a ballet observing and structured according to social distancing.

The Feeling of Going is a visually stunning theatre production by choreographer Ben Wright, set to Sigur Rós frontman Jónsi's mesmerizing album GO.

Adapted by Ohad Naharin from the anti-play Offending the Audience by the Nobel-winning Austrian playwright Peter Handke.

The New York City Ballet returns to Paris to perform four Balanchine ballet set to works by three French composers.

Angelin Preljocaj's themes of love, war and labour are enriched with a dance vocabulary oriented towards physicality and sensuality.

Discover acclaimed Swedish choreographer Mats Ek’s 1987 reworking of the ballet classic, Giselle, for the Cullberg Ballet.

The Paul Taylor Dance Company shine in Paris, the city of lights, where they perform two masterpieces set to the music of Bach and Francis Poulenc.

Akram Khan's Giselle for the English National Ballet boldly reimagines the classic story of love, betrayal and redemption.

Jonathan Watkins 1984 is an awe-inspiring retelling of George Orwells masterpiece

Christian Spuck delivers a profound interpretation of Verdi’s funeral mass in his massive scenic-choreographic production.

Christian Spuck attempts to distance himself from the Dumas/Petipas version and puts the literary origin at the heart of his ballet.

Christian Spuck’s production has been celebrated in Zurich, but also performances given by the Ballett Zürich in Tel Aviv, Bogotá and Stuttgart.

Scottish Ballet’s 50th anniversary year comes to a spectacular close with the world premiere of The Snow Queen.

Fall down the rabbit hole with the Royal Ballet's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, choreographed by Christopher Wheeldon

Ashton celebrates movement with six dancers in a series of quartets, duets, sextets and solos to Franck’s brooding Variations symphoniques.

Experience the 2016 production of Frederick Ashton’s Rhapsody, filmed at the Royal Opera House and starring Natalia Osipova.

The Royal Ballet's Sleeping Beauty stars Marianela Nuñez as Princess Aurora and Vadim Muntagirov as her Prince Florimund.

Murphy, Australia’s premier choreographer, returned to essentials for his contemporary one-act work The Narrative of Nothing.

Graeme Murphy reimagines Romeo and Juliet for a striking ballet filmed at the Sydney Opera House.

Although largely humorous with a healthy sense of irony, the ballet tackles a fundamentally serious theme: the search for one’s better half.

The Royal Ballet’s 2020 Sleeping Beauty combines classic choreography with new sections created by the likes of Christopher Wheeldon.

A collaboration between Bangarra Dance Theatre and The Australian Ballet, Warumuk celebrates The Australian Ballet’s 50th anniversary.

The story takes place in Naples where Pulcinella is a local rogue with an eye for the girls.

Choreographer Mourad Merzouki and the Debussy string quartet once again explore the mixing of genres

Choreographer Dana Genshaft's work creates a ‘world’ on stage in which the characters are confined to their own personal bubbles or boxes.

The South African company Via Katlehong Dance tells the story of 1950s Sophiatown, a district of Johannesburg.

FLA.CO.MEN, a concerto for one dancer and six musicians, is a wildly unpredictable deconstruction of a centuries-old art form.

A dance performance that explores language and its relationship with nationhood, identity and religion.

BiT takes us into the depths of our humanity and questions our individual responsibilities in the turmoil of each passing day.

Zero Degrees is a remarkable collaboration between four acclaimed: Akram Khan, Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, Nitin Sawhney and Antony Gormley

In a landscape that shifts like the clouds, Alonzo King brings out the emotional intimacy of dance.

Alonzo King's Scheherazade reimagines the ancient Persian, Sanskrit, and Arabic stories of 1,001 Nights with LINES Ballet.

Triangle of the Squinches, a collaboration with Mickey Hart and architect Christopher Haas, explores the inner and outer space of the body.

Revisor reunites choreographer Crystal Pite and playwright Jonathon Young for a theater/dance hybrid production.

Saul Nash is a Designer and Choreographer from North East London.

A voice guides a group of dancers on a journey of surreality where the relation between the audience and the stage is connected by a subtle veil.

Production inspired by the video created by Walter Stern for ‘Bittersweet Symphony’ performed by The Verve.

Annie Edwards is a disabled dance artist from Brighton, now based in London.

Production inspired by the video created by Sam Bennett for ‘What they’ll say about us’ performed by Finneas.

Madeline Squire is a First Artist with Scottish Ballet.

Helen Charlston and Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment present ‘When I am Laid’ from Purcell’s Dido and Aeneas in a film inspired by Coldplay.

The Royal Ballet’s In Her Hands stars Natalia Osipova and reflects on the relationship between French sculptors, Camille Claudel and Auguste Rodin.

Mukeni Nel begun dancing aged 6 in Winchester and has since toured internationally.

WAITING FOR COLOR is a documentary dance film revealing the harsh reality of LGBTQ+ persecution in Chechnya and exploring paranoia, trauma, and hope.

Nacho Duato composed the one-act ballet, "WHITE DARKNESS", as a requiem for the untimely loss of a sister.

Hofesh Shechter’s Clowns holds a mirror up to a world enthralled by violence.

Maurice Béjart’s compelling staging of Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony has been enchanting audiences worldwide since its inception.

Mukeni Nel begun dancing aged 6 in Winchester and has since toured internationally.

This captivating short dance film unveils the story of a lonely ice fisherman who finds an unlikely friend trapped within the depths of the frozen sea ice.

Madeline Squire is a First Artist with Scottish Ballet.

Saul Nash is a Designer and Choreographer from North East London.

The film tells his personal account of how dementia affects the everyday life of Keith and his wife Joan.

Annie Edwards is a disabled dance artist from Brighton, now based in London.

Hayaat zahra shah is 24 years old. They are from Manchester and were born in Pakistan.

Nikita Gold is a prolific dancer with killer moves and great taste in music and fashion.

Choreographer Angelin Preljocaj explores the history of Buddha in this beautiful work for the Paris Opera Ballet.

Eric Gauthier presents his collective collage portraying the seven deadly sins in movement at the Stuttgart Theaterhaus.

Under the direction of Mourad Merzouki, Phénix shakes up the codes between musicians and dancers.

While the look of Hans van Manen's ballets are sparse and austere, the feel is charged with drama and eroticism.

A unique evening programmed and orchestrated by choreographer and dancer Carolyn Carlson, which will in a way conclude her career.

Inspired by the aesthetics of Chinese calligraphy, Cursive II is a masterpiece by Lin Hwai-min that is both commanding and seductive

Echoing the mythical duet of Ana Laguna and Mikhail Baryshnikov in Place, Mats Ek composed Another Place at the Paris Opera ten years later.

Mourad Merzouki unites five of his choreographer friends and thirty dancers in order to create Répertoire#1.

Hip Hop choreographer Mourad Merzouki brings to life a new work for the technological age.

Angelin Preljocaj's themes of love, war and labour are enriched with a dance vocabulary oriented towards physicality and sensuality.

A voice guides a group of dancers on a journey of surreality where the relation between the audience and the stage is connected by a subtle veil.

Presented by Fall For Dance North, Choreographer Aszure Barton captures the colourful spirit of Havana with Cuba’s Malpaso Dance Company.

More Forever is a captivating percussive dance and music work with New York’s Caleb Teicher & Company and Conrad Tao.

My Mother’s Son unites South African brothers Siphe November and Mthuthuzeli November in performance for the first time since their childhood.

Presented by Fall for Dance North. Dancer and Choreographer Guillaume Côté explores the idea of home as a state of mind in this sculptural new dance short film directed by Vikram Dasgupta.

Discover the world of contemporary Odissi at the Nrityagram Dance Ensemble’s one-of-a-kind dance village.

City of a Thousand Trades is a moving love letter to Birmingham, choreographed by Miguel Altunga for the Birmingham Royal Ballet.

Choreographer Silas Farley's piece, Dowland Dances, draws inspiration from the idea that art can transcend history.

Choreographer Dana Genshaft's work creates a ‘world’ on stage in which the characters are confined to their own personal bubbles or boxes.

In re:member, choreographer Andile Ndlovu explores the idea of reclaiming joy, and putting back together that which is broken,

Watch Choreographer Silas Farley’s moving dance piece set to Aaron Copland’s Fanfare for The Common Man.

Terminus Modern Ballet Theatre explores the experience of living with Dementia through dance.

l’Orchestre Métropolitain, conducted by Maestro Yannick Nézet-Séguin, plays an aquatic-themed program inspired by the natural beauty of Canada.

Mourad Merzouki teams up here with aerial-technique specialist Retouramont to open up a new field of hip-hop possibility in Vertikal.

Dita von Teese is the world's biggest burlesque star. Stream her multi-artist revue, Night of the Teese, for a masterclass in cinematic burlesque.

Rumpelstiltskin is reimagined by the BalletBoyz. Jane Horrocks co-stars in this innovative reimagining of the Brothers Grimm fairytale.

BalletBoyz continue their daring and challenging approach to dance with an elegant, powerful and provocative look at life and death.

Taiwan’s Cloud Gate Dance Theatre takes grain, field, and flower as verdant muse in this celebration of the life cycle of the island’s essential crop.

In Tales of Beatrix Potter, a ballet for all ages at the ROH, Peter Rabbit and other beloved characters from the celebrated author come to life

A dance performance that explores language and its relationship with nationhood, identity and religion.

Choreographer Mats Ek takes on Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet creating something wholly new with the Royal Swedish Ballet.

A passionate and energetic picture of lonely people in a large city.

Mourad Merzouki sails towards a new choreographic adventure in the direction of the "Everest of the seas" - the sailing race Vendée Globe.

This Christopher Bruce ballet is set to Janáček's String Quartet No.2.

Rambert's Note to Self offers a powerful and deeply moving insight into the devastating effects of creeping dementia.

A Film adaptation of The Lost Happy Endings written by Carol Ann Duffy and originally directed for the stage by Artistic Director Liv Lorent.

Newcastle-based balletLORENT filmed Rumpelstiltskin at Northern Stage, Newcastle, in October 2017.

Rooms is a daftly ambitious dance-theatre-film that is performed live.

Rambert's Eye Candy is a daring triple bill combining different dance styles and confronting the audience with tough questions.

Jonathan Watkins reimagines the original novel weaving dance, projections, puppetry and music through the performance.

An intensely moving portrayal of love, friendship, loss and survival.

A group of Young Men brought together by the indiscriminate brutality of war.

BalletBoyz perform Liam Scarlett’s Serpent and Russell Maliphant’s Fallen.

Them/Us is an inventive double bill asking where we see ourselves in relation to the “other,” and explores the fine balance between them and us.

Ballet Boyz celebrate 20 years of world-class dance with Deluxe, a fusion of some of the world’s most exciting choreographers and composers.

Silent Lines was inspired by Maliphant’s research and explorations in movement and anatomy.

Three incredible performances in a range of styles from ballet to hip-hop to tap.

Soledad is a duo full of sensuality and emotion that explores the wild and tender aspects of a love relationship.

Boan’s El cruce sobre el Niágara is one of the most important choreographies of modern Cuban dance.

The play of a deep psychology is transformed into a ballet, created by the stage director Marit Moum Aune on the music by Nils Petter Molvær.

Christian Spuck’s production has been celebrated in Zurich, but also performances given by the Ballett Zürich in Tel Aviv, Bogotá and Stuttgart.

Travel to a faraway land for the adventures of Conrad, and his girlfriend Medora. Will they outfox evil schemers and find happiness on the high seas?

Revisor reunites choreographer Crystal Pite and playwright Jonathon Young for a theater/dance hybrid production.

MacMillan found new sympathy with the capricious Manon and her struggle to escape poverty in this production.

Choreographed by Ohad Naharin and danced by the Young Ensemble, Sadeh21 underscores the extraordinary emotional powers of dance.

Performed by guest Roberto Bolle and in her farewell performance, Zenaida Yanowsky, Ashton's Marguerite and Armand retells the opera La Traviata.

The Mariinsky Theater presents Le Corsaire (The Pirate), a ballet in three acts, with a libretto based on the poem The Corsair by Lord Byron.

Mark Morris garnered international fame for his landmark work "L'Allegro, il Penseroso ed il Moderato", set to Handel's Baroque masterpiece.

PLACE is a sensational dance film, especially created for world-famous dancers Mikhail Baryshnikov & Ana Laguna.

A captivating story told through BSL, voice and movement, Unspoken Spoken is performed by a cast of disabled and non-disabled dancers.

A captivating story told through BSL, voice and movement, Unspoken Spoken is performed by a cast of disabled and non-disabled dancers.

The Sacral Dance' is production created by Christophe Béranger et Jonathan Pranlas-Descours for the infamous Compañia de Danza Contemporánea de Cuba.

What The Day Owes To The Night, is a highly physical, stunningly fluid work for twelve French-Algerian and African dancers.

Lauren Cuthbertson and Vadim Muntagirov lead the cast in Ashton’s poignant and heart-warming reflection on love, The Two Pigeons

The South African company Via Katlehong Dance tells the story of 1950s Sophiatown, a district of Johannesburg.

Combining hip-hop street moves with Indian kathak and contemporary dance, Kader Attou creates a unique fusion of styles in The Roots.

Choreographer Mourad Merzouki and the Debussy string quartet once again explore the mixing of genres

Carolyn Carlson turns to the thought of philosophers Bachelard and Steiner as the inspiration for this show; calling her art ‘visual poetry’

Opus 14 is a dance event performed by 16 incredibly gifted hip-hop dancers who are defined by their power, otherness, and commitment.

In Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui’s Fractus V, the message is philosophical and political, inspired by Noam Chomsky’s ideas on language and political control.

BiT takes us into the depths of our humanity and questions our individual responsibilities in the turmoil of each passing day.

Choreographer Jonah Bokaer’s precise movement aesthetic animates Daniel Arsham’s space-manipulating architectural environments in this triple bill

Sadler’s Wells presents four pieces that pay tribute to Sergei Pavlovich Diaghilev, to mark the centenary of Diaghilev founding Les Ballets Russes.

Zero Degrees is a remarkable collaboration between four acclaimed: Akram Khan, Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, Nitin Sawhney and Antony Gormley

Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui and artist Antony Gormley present a dance work inspired by the skill, strength and spirituality of Buddhist Shaolin monks.

Bringing together preeminent dance talents, Akram Khan and Sylvie Guillem, Sacred Monsters is a masterclass of modern movement.

FLA.CO.MEN, a concerto for one dancer and six musicians, is a wildly unpredictable deconstruction of a centuries-old art form.

The Paul Taylor Dance Company shine in Paris, the city of lights, where they perform two masterpieces set to the music of Bach and Francis Poulenc.

Adapted by Ohad Naharin from the anti-play Offending the Audience by the Nobel-winning Austrian playwright Peter Handke.

John Neumeier's Bach’s Christmas Oratorio confronts us with basic questions of trust, hope, faith, doubt and self-sacrifice

Kylián's Wings of Wax is an allegorical journey danced beneath the branches of an inverted tree to a hauntingly beautiful score.

Six male dancers attempt to prevail over a painfully loud acoustic wall of screams, cries, clattering instruments, and violent sounds.

Alonzo King's Scheherazade reimagines the ancient Persian, Sanskrit, and Arabic stories of 1,001 Nights with LINES Ballet.

Triangle of the Squinches, a collaboration with Mickey Hart and architect Christopher Haas, explores the inner and outer space of the body.

Mozart's spirit, and his understanding both of life's richness and madness, inspired the creation of this acclaimed work by Jiri Kylian.

Jirí Kylián’s one-act ballet, Bella Figura, sets flowing, masterful dance to the music of Vivaldi and more.

In a landscape that shifts like the clouds, Alonzo King brings out the emotional intimacy of dance.