A evening of Baroque music and dance: Dance of the Nations
Difficult to see the dance as more than a curiosity, albeit a charming one
UK
A spectacle of nature: Deborah Colker Dance Company in Dog Without Feathers
Opening a door on the soul of Brazil
Fresh and inspirational: English National Ballet School Choreography Competition
Something to celebrate
Remembering Merce Cunningham in Night of 100 Solos: A Centennial Event
A fitting tribute to Cunningham’s ceaseless exploration of new methods and forms
Unnerving and mysterious: Vessel by Damien Jalet & Kohei Nawa
Leaves imprints of its details and imagery in the mind for a long time
a Human Connection: an immersive multimedia exhibition with the late Janis Claxton
Filling space with live visual art
No-frills circus, close-up and lots of fun: Gravity and Other Myths in A Simple Space
An hour of total enjoyment
An impressive and fascinating look at a queen often misunderstood: Northern Ballet in Cathy Marston’s Victoria
Abigail Prudames’ depiction of a queen cowed by grief is particularly moving
A sideways look at flamenco: Albert Quesada and Zoltán Vakulya in OneTwoThreeOneTwo
‘What is flamenco?’ Ask they may, but tell us they don’t.