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Plus: an interview with dancer-choreographer Akram Khan
The film-maker is celebrated in works by three Scandinavian choreographers
Anxious anticipation surrounded the Romanian star’s first full-length ENB role since maternity leave
An elegant reworking of traditional Chinese dance was followed by a superhuman display of body-popping
Despite Alexei Ratmansky’s attentions, Petipa’s 1901 story ballet is an incorrigibly flimsy affair
Clever choreography gives both pros and amateurs a chance to shine
Khan’s solo piece is inspired by the experiences of Indian soldiers in the first world war
A programme of three works by the choreographer, performed by CNDC d’Angers
Audiences were riveted by performances from South African guest troupes
Choreographer Kim Brandstrup’s piece is brilliant in every respect — except narrative coherence
The choreographer’s first American Ballet Theatre commission is the latest attempt to stage ‘The Rite of Spring’
A quadruple bill that told an engaging story
Vadim Muntagirov and Marianela Nuñez gave Liam Scarlett’s production premiere the best possible start in life
This rarely staged piece showed how the choreographer dug deep into the history of dance
Ensembles cluster and flow in Formosa, Lin Hwai Min’s celebration of his home island
A free two-week teaser offers a hint of things to come, a year ahead of the Manhattan cultural centre’s opening
In 1987 the Royal Ballet controversially ditched the classical costume. Now, after painstaking effort, it is set for a comeback
The timely premiere of a loose-limbed new piece formed part of a triple bill
DeNada Dance Theatre’s latest is a gender-fluid tale of colonialism, racism, misogyny, trans- and homophobia
Benjamin Millepied’s tiny company punches (and kicks) above its weight
A fascinating programme of MacMillan’s work, curated and directed by former Royal Ballet star Viviana Durante
A programme that had something to delight — and infuriate — every taste
Two works by the choreographer shone in an otherwise uneven programme
Childs’s new piece for the Martha Graham Dance Company is a powerful response to the great choreographer
The Berlin-based company showcased works for older dancers
