142 stories by "Zoë Anderson, Zoë Anderson"
Arthur Pita's retelling of the bittersweet Hans Christian Andersen classic is a child-friendly dance production
Wayne Eagling's revival of the English National Ballet's production is always a treat at Christmas but Tchaikovsky's score is why it survives
One of the company's rising stars, Hayward, has a radiant flow of movement and gleaming footwork as Clara in the company's 455th performance of Peter Wright's production
The world famous ballet star Pulunin presents a mixed bill, including a new short ballet 'First Solo' starring himself
Osipova in the title role isn't always comfortable with the rich detail of Frederick Ashton's choreography, but she makes up for it with powerful technique and huge charisma
Set to Nina Simone songs, Ben Duke's first work for Rambert blends speech and dance in a work that admits it has no solutions for the current horrors of the world
The glamorous dancer performs three works, with a de luxe supporting cast
'Pavement' which is a powerful introduction to rising star Abraham's work and company is inspired by John Singleton's 1991 film 'Boyz n the Hood'
Twyla Tharp and Arthur Pita create new works for The Royal Ballet, alongside Hofesh Shechter's 2015 'Untouchable'
A triple bill, beginning with 'Arcadia', a new work by Birmingham Royal Ballet's first artist Ruth Brill
'The Royal Ballet keep trying with Kenneth MacMillan's 'The Judas Tree', but this is one that should have stayed buried'
The Peking Opera perform the popular romantic farce, 'The Phoenix Returns Home'
British dance companies come together at the Royal Opera House to mark the 25th anniversary of MacMillan's death
Inspired by the Japanese art of paper folding, 'Origami', which launches this year's Dance Umbrella festival, is performed at Battersea Power Station
BalletBoyz return with their original project - four pieces created in only 14 days
McGregor's latest work 'Autobiography', which explores dance and genetics, breaks fresh ground
Northern Ballet celebrate the master choreographer MacMillan with a triple bill - the first time this company has performed his work
Combining ballet and contemporary dance, Carlos Acosta's new company balances Cuban roots with a sense of adventure
Christopher Wheeldon's Alice dazzles, but both dance and characterisation have to fight to make it through the whirl
Stars of The Royal Ballet reopened Hull New Theatre with performances by Marianela Nuñez and Thiago Soares as well as local dancers including the Mariinsky Ballet's Xander Parish
From the creator of the modern classic 'Political Mother', ten zombified dancers perform to Shechter's own electronic music
This exploration of modern war as a physical experience is presented in association with the British Army and performed in drill halls and barracks across the country for the UK tour
The bonkers show 'Sacrifice' by Iceland Dance Company mixes dance, art and film
With the Roundhouse's huge, pillared space working as an art gallery or a stage during the run, +/- Human is both installation and dance work
The Mariinsky Ballet brings together Carmen, Wayne McGregor's Infra and Marius Petipa's Paquita
