London City Ballet: Ghost Light and Firebird
Boram Kim’s Gwantong 18: Who Is Boram Kim Anyway?
Dickson Mbi Company: Tellus
Scottish Dance Theatre: A long and unsettling evening
Paul White and Victor Callens at Arteria Tortosa
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London City Ballet: Ghost Light and Firebird
October 25, 2026
Two contrasting works by John Neumeier and Glen Tetley, and an evening that confirmed the exceptional quality of this increasingly impressive company
Boram Kim’s Gwantong 18: Who Is Boram Kim Anyway?
October 25, 2026
After seventy minutes, I cannot say I know Boram Kim. But he is a fascinating dancer, an amusing storyteller and, with all his eccentricities, pretty good company.
Dickson Mbi Company: Tellus
October 25, 2026
Tellus is a fully immersive show… Mbi looks to the folklore of his Cameroonian heritage to explore our fractured relationship with the earth.
Scottish Dance Theatre: A long and unsettling evening
October 25, 2026
“A long and unsettling evening.” Édouard Hue’s The Game of Life and Emilie Leriche’s Rotten Work.
Paul White and Victor Callens at Arteria Tortosa
October 24, 2026
“Covered in newspapers, a technician brings White to the lawn that is the stage in wheelbarrow, leaving him as if he were trash…”
New York City Ballet: All-Balanchine
October 21, 2026
After 58 years out of the repertory, Balanchine’s Pithoprakta, pieced together from incomplete film recordings and Suzanne Farrell’s memory, gives a lot to talk about
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New York City Ballet: Modern Masters
October 19, 2026
George Balanchine’s La Source (with Tiler Peck and Roman Mejia) and The Four Temperaments, and Jerome Robbins’ The Concert
Afro Dance Xplosion 2026: A joyful celebration of dance and rhythm
October 18, 2026
A wonderful sense of warmth, generosity and welcome… a programme that was as varied as it was engaging
Baro d’evel: Who Are We?
October 16, 2026
There are occasions in theatre when, despite the evident skills of the performers and the enthusiasm of the audience, a production simply fails to communicate
The Royal Ballet: Manon
October 15, 2026
MacMillan gives his characters room to behave foolishly, selfishly, passionately and sometimes with startling cruelty, all within the discipline of classical ballet.
Past and present, dreams and reality, life and art. Christopher Wheeldon’s Oscar
October 13, 2026
Not a linear narrative, Oscar looks back at key moments in Wilde’s life and relationships, revisiting the glittering world he once inhabited, and then at the effects of his time in Reading Gaol.
Waves of Korean Contemporary Dance
October 13, 2026
Andamiro Art Company and choreographer Lee Dongha from Korea, and White Wave Dance, Brooklyn-based but led by Korean artistic director Young Soon Kim
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Dance is Not For Us by Cie Omar Rajeh & Maqamat
October 17, 2026
A short powerful burst of human emotion wrapped in poetic thoughts and a forest of basil plants.
RB Dance Company: Stories
October 16, 2026
Ten dancers, all multi-talented, commanding the stage at every step, and leaving an indelible impression
Fall for Dance Program 4: San Francisco Ballet, Friedemann Vogel, Gauthier Dance
October 2, 2026
Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui’s Faun is good, but Any way the wind blows, created by Hofesh Shecter for Gauthier Dance earlier this year… is quite simply terrific. And it was terrifically danced too.
For choreographer Micaela Taylor, it’s all about rhythm
September 11, 2026
A conversation with Micaela Taylor about her work and her new ballet, ‘Bow Out’, part of English National Ballet’s forthcoming Rhythm Riot programme
Why Hamlet? A conversation with Ben Duke
September 9, 2026
Ahead of performances in Paris in September and then Sadler’s Wells East in November, Zoë Hewitt talks to Lost Dog director Ben Duke about his new production, ‘The Last Hamlet’
Something special. César Morales Anderson on Ballet de Santiago and Swan Lake
September 7, 2026
September 2027 sees the UK debut of Ballet de Santiago in Ivan Nagy’s Swan Lake. Artistic director and former Birmingham Royal Ballet principal César Morales Anderson talks with David Mead about the company, the ballet, and becoming a director.