Coppélia, with its magnificent choreography, colourful set design and beautiful costumes, is a performance anyone will very much enjoy,...

Death in Venice is considered to be Benjamin Britten's greatest confessional piece. First written and performed in 1973, with the tenor...

A glass-cum-concrete cuboid of double-height interiors and wooden accents, the home of Rambert and its youth ensemble, Rambert2, is hardly o

Hélène Blackburn has artistically adapted Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky’s The Sleeping Beauty into the multifaceted masterpiece that is Les...

The magic of this production of The Sleeping Beauty was fulfilled through Yasmine Naghdi’s impossible conquering of gravity. The prodigy...

The Birmingham Royal Ballet remains loyal to the nineteenth century choreography of Marius Petipa in its retelling of Giselle, a tale of...

Last Friday, the Royal Opera House finally unveiled their captivating production of Mozart’s The Magic Flute (Die Zauberflöte). The opera...

Russell Maliphant Dance Company’s Silent Lines is a complete synthesis of movement, sound, light and fabric, all working to enhance the...

This week, the Royal Ballet once again engages its audience with a story of self-deceiving masculine desire and sexual exploitation....

London’s contemporary dance conservatoires produce a cohort of well-equipped and well-versed choreographers and dancers each year....