Looking ahead to dance in June indoors and out: Birmingham International Dance Festival returns for 2018
New name, new logo, new dates and a different feel and focus
A powerful look at those trapped by war: Aakash Odedra Company in #JeSuis
A triumph of the human spirit
Extravagant and exuberant: Dutch National Ballet in Don Quixote
Maia Makhateli is a feisty Kitri, flirting boldly
Peiju Chien-Pott returns to Taiwan with the Martha Graham Dance Company
A conversation with the celebrated American modern dance company’s principal dancer
Two prizes for Akram Khan’s Giselle and musical theatre in the 2017 National Dance Awards
Celebrating dance in the UK in 2016-17
A searingly witty look at long life and (not so) happy marriage: Lost Dog’s Juliet and Romeo
Fabulously detailed and totally engaging
Momoko Hirata dazzles in Birmingham’s sumptuous Sleeping Beauty
Gives full value to this most aristocratic of classical ballets
Birmingham Royal Ballet announces Beyond Words 2018/19 season, including four world premieres
4 world premieres, 159 performances, 11 different productions, 13 venues
Umanoove/Didy Vedman explores the world of marriage in The Knot
Veldman lifts the curtain on the act of marriage by staging the very thing
Throbbing with the life of the Eternal City: Pina Bausch’s Viktor
Captures the vigour, corruption and eccentricity of the metropolis