Audiences for the performance of Così fan tutte might have been somewhat concerned that they had missed the show when the first scene...

Tesseract by Charles Atlas, Rashaun Mitchell and Silas Riener is an "impressive exploration of the relationship between the human form...

When the words ‘student production’ are mentioned one’s mind immediately turns to torturous school productions with teenagers...

This February, Cirque Éloize returns to London for their 25th Anniversary and dazzles with their combination of circus arts, theatrics,...

When mythical Tanztheater Wuppertal graces London with a visit to Sadler’s Wells, dance aficionados are presented with an unmissable...

Dubbed the ballet's Carmen by dance historian Tim Scholl, Carlos Acosta’s production of Don Quixote executes Spanish flair with similar...

In many businesses and corporations, staff is organised by hierarchy. Large ballet companies such as the Royal Ballet make no exception...

Hitting its third week mark, Resolution continues at The Place showcasing intriguing fresh contemporary dance. Following the festival’s...

A common enough complaint about the opera, certainly in my experience, is that it is not as relevant to modern life as other art forms:...

Within our fast pace world moments of pure visual ecstasy can be few and far between, however Tango Fire’s display of ferocious passion...