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The London programme from Carlos Acosta’s company features fine dancers, but the choreographic choices are questionable
Sean Gandini and Kati Ylä-Hokkala are dexterous and engaging in the hour-long London show
The Sadler’s Wells world premiere was earnest and introspective but lacked energy
Marianela Núñez has danced the role since 2003 and still displays all the fairy gifts
Derek Deane’s production is revived with strong performances and meticulous choreography
Suresnes Cités Danse had plenty of premieres, including rising star Mehdi Kerkouche’s ‘Portrait’
The Paris-based choreographer collects stones, admires JFK Jr, and smells of Terre d’Hermès
National Ballet of Ukraine, which has been performing amid attacks in Kyiv, brought elegance and attitude to a Paris show
Amsterdam’s show of dozens of Vermeer works is set to be one of the highlights of a year that promises blockbusters, comebacks and a final farewell
Plus: English National Ballet’s creaking Nutcracker at the London Coliseum
Matthew Bourne’s production is well danced, with plenty of clever quotations from other ballets
Lost Dog’s dance production at the Linbury Theatre is surprisingly funny and steamy
‘La Consagración de la Primavera’ disappeared in a flash and was studded with cheeky quotes
The reopening of an iconic skating venue has brought back the boogie
Two stylish revivals have opened in Woking and Birmingham to audience delight
Many of the Andalucían art form’s most exciting performers and rising stars are based in the Spanish capital — and to be seen on the stages of small, atmospheric venues
Sadler’s Wells programme also includes well-crafted work by Stina Quagebeur and a new ‘Rite of Spring’ from Mats Ek
The legendary writer on teaming up with the choreographer to transform her MaddAddam into a ballet
Three lively and varied pieces were performed at the Royal Opera House’s Linbury Theatre
The hypnotic high-kicking extravaganza has come a long way from the ancient Celtic ritual of dancing around trees
After a shaky start, Paris Opera Ballet’s dancers warm to their task in this handsome production
Sadler’s Wells staged Jasmin Vardimon’s Alice and Arthur Pita’s Ten Sorry Tales for younger audiences
The choreographer has expanded ‘Flight Pattern’ into a whole-evening programme for the Royal Opera House
A two-hander inspired by a 16th-century Chinese epic and a one-man show are both expressive and compelling
Birmingham Royal Ballet will this week perform a piece by the esteemed Czech dancemaker for the first time
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