Let's hope it's not a long wait for this company's next visit
By Joy Sable
Joy Sable enjoys this classic - but where's the Fairy Godmother?
Yoram Karmi’s piece about gender equality in Israel is the perfect way to celebrate the country’s 75th birthday
By Elisa Bray
Choreography and music of Frederick Ashton's original production is retained but fresh designs and costumes re-invigorate this well-loved classic
Skylar Brandt is principal dancer with American Ballet Theatre - her grandfather made his name as a ballet dancer after migrating to Canada from Poland
Arnon Herring was 13 when he was cast in the Israeli production of the hit musical
We meet the choreographer as she prepares an immersive production of Guys & Dolls
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Ballets Jazz Montreal's latest show is a mixed bag
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An impressive night of contemporary dance
With Fumi Kaneko a delicate Lilac Fairy, bestowing goodness all around, this classical work shows off the Royal Ballet at its best
Joy Sable enjoys a Royal Ballet classic
A bit of a rush - and a singing audience member
Now is a good time to get your winter dose of ballet
A programme showcasing the wide range of the Royal Ballet’s work is a mixed bag
The Birmingham Royal Ballet is back at Sadler’s Wells Theatre in London for a short run of a new triple bill, entitled 'Into the Music'
A work which delves into loss
