David Mead
Ballet Black: Captured and Red Riding Hood
Captured is a work of cryptic and ever-shifting but tightly-knit relationships
A ride on the gloriously gory ghost train with Jakop Ahlbom’s Horror
A physical theatre homage to the horror movie
English National Ballet School’s young choreographers show impressive skills
New dance created and performed with commitment
Magical and poignant: Rambert Dance Company in Ghost Dances
It remains hugely relevant; a moving tribute to victims of political oppression everywhere
Colour and delight: Matthew Bourne’s The Red Shoes
Led by the wonderful flame-haired Ashley Shaw as Victoria, the dancing is terrific
A feast for eyes and ears: Ravi Shankar’s dance-opera, Sukanya
A massively colourful, entertaining total integration of music, dance, drama and modern visuals
A meeting of old friends: Ana Morales and David Coria in Reunión
A journey through many moods and flamenco’s range of rhythmic styles
An extraordinary fusion: Jose Agudo’s Silk Road
A unique blend of of specialist flavours wrought in finest detail
Are you happy? An evening of warmth with The Happiness Project by Umanoove/Didy Veldman
Quality choreography and a rich store of movement ideas
Ballett Zürich’s Quintett: Godani, Van Manen, Forsythe
A well-balanced triple bill of contemporary ballet