Scottish Opera presents a groundbreaking new digital opera about a fiery family feud at The Narcissistic Fish restaurant.

Ballet Unleashed presents a new cinema meets dance short film from award-winning choreographer/filmmaker Loughlan Prior.

In response to an emerging landscape for current artists, Cathy Marston’s new choreographic work Switchback offers a physical narrative portraying a dancer’s quest to chase their dreams.

Nothing lasts forever. In this poignant dance short by filmmaker Ramón Verdugo, a couple confronts the inevitable fading of their relationship.

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.

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

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

The famous Act 3, Scene 1 exchange between Hamlet, played by Billy Howle (The Serpent), and Ophelia, played by Mirren Mack ( Mary and George).

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

Gábor talks about his move from playing the violin to conducting, a pivotal moment in his career following 17 years of leading the Takács Quartet.

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

Madeline Squire is a First Artist with Scottish Ballet.

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

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

This short ballet piece, performed by Pointeworks artists Sophie Williams and Valentin Batista, explores very essence of water.

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

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

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

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.

Magpie Dance presented their performance exploring the ‘Hidden Impact’ of people with learning disabilities, their journeys to the First World War.

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

Dingle Yandell and Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment present ‘What Power Art Thou’ from Purcell’s King Arthur in a film inspired by Gotye

James Newby and Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment present ‘Cara Pianta’ from Handel's Apollo e Dafne in a film inspired by Radiohead.

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

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.

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

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

Some of Britain’s top comedians bring to life the humorous side of renowned Russian dramatist Anton Chekhov.

James Corrignan performs Mark Antony's famous speech, '' Friends, Romans, Countrymen,'' from Julius Caesar.

Billy Howle performs Hamlet's famous ''to be or not to be.'' soliloquy.

Paapa Essiedu performs Hamlet's famous ''To be or not to be,'' soliloquy.

Dinita Gohil performs Viola's famous ''I left no ring with her'' monologue from the Royal Shakespeare Company's 2017 production of ''Twelfth Night.''

Sir Simon Russell Beale performs Prospero's famous speech, '' Our Revels now are ended,'' from The Tempest.

Ballet Unleashed presents a new cinema meets dance short film from award-winning choreographer/filmmaker Loughlan Prior.

Nothing lasts forever. In this poignant dance short by filmmaker Ramón Verdugo, a couple confronts the inevitable fading of their relationship.

This short ballet piece, performed by Pointeworks artists Sophie Williams and Valentin Batista, explores very essence of water.

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

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.

Madeline Squire is a First Artist with Scottish Ballet.

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

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

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

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

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.

Sir Simon Russell Beale performs Prospero's famous speech, '' Our Revels now are ended,'' from The Tempest.

Bally Gill and Karen Fishwick embody the star-crossed lovers in the famous Balcony Scene from Romeo and Juliet.

The famous Act 3, Scene 1 exchange between Hamlet, played by Billy Howle (The Serpent), and Ophelia, played by Mirren Mack ( Mary and George).

Dinita Gohil performs Viola's famous ''I left no ring with her'' monologue from the Royal Shakespeare Company's 2017 production of ''Twelfth Night.''

Paying homage to classic film noir cinema, this dance short brings together an unlikely cast of characters in a midnight game of cat and mouse.

When two dancers are asked to partner at an audition each struggles with the flip sides of homophobia before finding common footing.

But first... coffee. This stimulating short dance film explores how coffee can change the way we see, think, and interact.

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

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