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A half-hour of classical choreography set to songs by James Blake will stream online in May
Good for the body – even better for the brain. The Twist, Bollyfunk and Cher-obics are some of the best therapies around
Add some rhythm to your feed
Dance, paint, get dressed up and moisturise. Welcome to the reawakening
A new generation of dancers are bringing their pregnancies into performances
The streamed programme’s new work, Bernstein in a Bubble, brims with pent-up energy
Scientist and dancer Merritt Moore’s twin disciplines enable her to bring art and technology together like few others
The pandemic has deprived us of something that binds people together and gives great joy — but history suggests that it will bounce back
In a feat of unmatched clock-making, Balanchine’s Jewels has been animated, scored, and put inside three new timepieces
The latest online productions offer audiences a choice of camera angles
As viewers prepare to cast their votes in the final episode, there are some surprising hidden money lessons
Much-loved production of the seasonal favourite moves online, as does Birmingham Royal Ballet’s staging
This mini-showcase of hip-hop dance featured responses to the pandemic and the Black Lives Matter movement
The dance theatre director discusses redundancies, artistic responses to Black Lives Matter and his plans for reopening strongly
The stars of new film ‘Audrey’ reflect on the life and dance ambitions of the Hollywood great
She stripped away hierarchies in stagings for artists such as David Byrne — now she is working with untrained dancers for Dance Umbrella
The ambitious staging, exploring centuries of African history and colonisation, had a breathtaking score and lush vocals
Stars such as Marianela Nuñez and Vadim Muntagirov exuded pride and joy after a hiatus of seven months
A Barbican exhibition traces the dancer/choreographer’s steps from outsider-artist collaborations to outlandish costumes
The choreographer talks about privilege, poverty and creating online work about life in the industrial north
jessica Care moore’s furious poem about the death of a black woman in custody is the subject of a powerful short film
A round-up of the new wave of in-car entertainment – from opera to art shows
The novelist describes her obsession with posting a dance a day on Instagram
Life-long practitioners of the sensual dance struggle under one of region’s strictest lockdowns
The feel-good film about a miner’s son turned ballet star has influenced a generation of male dancers
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