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Birmingham Royal Ballet is on cracking form in a show that celebrates one of the city’s greatest musical exports
Audience participation and a new work from Tanztheater Wuppertal featured in this year’s event
Triple bills in Leeds and London ranged from fresh work by Tiler Peck to a glittering Balanchine classic
The South Korean group performed with unwavering stamina at London’s Coronet Theatre
The venue took its celebrations to the streets of Paris with work by Hofesh Shechter and others
The Kizomba Design Museum festival in São Paulo celebrated the dance, music and more created in Portugal’s former colonies
‘Resurgam’, the latest project from the abseiling performers, will showcase vertical choreography across the historic London landmark
Plus: The Australian Ballet celebrates its 60th anniversary at London’s Royal Opera House
The company have chosen a challenging work for their visit to London’s Royal Opera House
The Cuban-British dancer gives a polished performance at London’s Royal Opera House despite hit-and-miss choices
Three pieces were performed at the Lycée Jacques-Decour as part of this offbeat season of shows
A twerking, breakdancing young cast animate a new tribute to Shakespeare’s Tempest, while the landmark ‘En Atendant’ is successfully revived
Transgressive, feminist and queer artists are shattering the form’s conventions in a return to its anti-establishment origins
Si Rawlinson’s piece uses text and movement to look inside the secret lives of four wage slaves
Erina Takahashi leads a staging that is elegant and fast-moving
William Forsythe’s works were performed impressively, despite injuries to a number of principals
Triple bill also includes Christopher Wheeldon’s exhilarating ‘Corybantic Games’ and Kenneth MacMillan’s ‘Anastasia’
Vienna festival’s retelling of Berg’s work expertly combines dance and opera
Pieces inspired by transgender people in west Africa and hair-braiding feature in this experimental festival
The choreographer’s apocalyptic adaptation of Jim Henson’s The Dark Crystal premiered in London
GöteborgsOperans Danskompani tumbles at Sadler’s Wells and Trajal Harrell’s ‘Porca Miseria’ overstays its welcome at the Barbican
The movement in the choreographer’s new piece is in danger of being upstaged by the gorgeous imagery
Highlights of the annual event at Sadler’s Wells included South Korean flashdancing and Dutch soft-shoe slip-sliding
‘The Firebird’ was revolutionary while ‘Song of a Wayfarer’ brought forth a new star dancer
The dancer and choreographer had a passion for history and reconstructing lost works
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