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An space for imaginations to wander: James Thierree's surreal dance show is full of delights and enchantment.
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Motionhouse makes highly physical and daring dance work, often performed outdoors. The set always plays a major role in the company's work,
Ear plugs are being offered to the audience on the way in. Brewband, part gig, part dance piece, is the work of
A series of hunched forms are draped in grey cloaks. They look like a landscape. A palpable tension runs through the figures
Rosie Kay is known for the extensive research she conducts for her projects. Previous piece 5 Soldiers saw her dancers undertake training
Dance company Aracaladanza has been a regular part of the Sadler's Wells family weekend since 2008. The two-day event sees the building
Men and Girls Dance is undoubtedly a provocative title. But then this is a piece designed to challenge the preconceptions of its
Adrenalin-fuelled, beguiling, and vaguely Dionyisian: Rebecca Elderkin is frustrated by 2Faced Dance's uneven triple-bill.
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It's a decade since Jewels first entered the Royal Ballet's repertoire as a full work and, in the year that sees the
Tamara Rojo has created an ambitious programme. Featuring signature works of Pina Bausch, William Forsythe and Hans van Manen, it's a triple
Wayne McGregor's Tree of Codes, a work which sees his company perform alongside dancers of the Paris Opera Ballet, is based upon
Arthur Pita's fairytale double-bill revels in the dark side of human nature. A macabre medley of fairytales, Stepmother features the petite, innocent-looking
David Bintley’s production of Cinderella for Birmingham Royal Ballet is, for the most part, a sparkling version of the traditional tale. But
After winning the International Award for his company’s touring work at The Stage Awards 2017, Early Adventures sees Matthew Bourne return to
Throughout 2016, choreographer Jonathan Burrows, composer Matteo Fargion and video maker Hugo Glendinning released a weekly video portrait of a selected dance
This is the 28th edition of Resolution, the Place's annual festival for contemporary dance. Showing three pieces a night across the six
Moscow City Ballet’s touring production of Romeo and Juliet opens with its closing tableaux. The bodies of the tragic lovers and their
It seems odd to say that the story of an orphaned, shivering match girl is a delight, but Arthur Pita's remake of
Why is it easier to imagine the end of the world than the world changing for the better? That is the question
In the company's 90th year, Rambert Contemporaries brings together the work of three rising choreographers, all of whom have danced with the
Clusters of scissors are suspended above the stage. Every so often they are lowered, their sharp points encroaching on the space as
It's concerning that, in a world where sexualised images are part of our culture, adults have little control over what their children
