A delight for all the senses: The Toad Knew
A glorious piece of theatre; a feast for the all the senses
Scotland
Buzzing and enthusiastic: Whiteout by Barrowland Ballet
A generally benign, even cuddly affirmation of diversity
Energy, sophistication, execution: Scottish Ballet at the Edinburgh Festival
A phenomenal performance of work by Crystal Pite and Angelin Preljocaj
Visually captivating: Sita Pieraccini in Bird
Contorted, inhuman shapes and movements start to appear
The soul of the street: Lost in Complete
An enjoyable show that shows potential for real exploration in what else street dance can say
Reflection amidst the bustle: Navaridas and Deutinger in Your Majesties
War, peace and hope. A quietly confident piece
Monumental is monumental
No hiding for the dancers, no compromise in the music: brutal, honest, raw.
An outpouring of poetry: David Dawson’s Swan Lake
Sophie Martin is a magical creature with a body that folds and wraps like silk while throbbing with power and strength
Shakespeare’s tempestuous love story
The Bolshoi Ballet in Jean-Christophe Maillot’s The Taming of the Shrew