The choreographer celebrates 10 years at the helm of ABT with a vibrant new production in New York

David Hallberg, Natalia Osipova and Marcelino Sambé shine at Covent Garden, London

Benoit Swan Pouffer combined works by Wayne McGregor and Hofesh Shechter with a new Marion Motin piece

The Chinese choreographer gives the Rite a Tibetan/Chinese flavour at Sadler’s Wells, London

Motin on her new work for Rambert and the divide between commercial dance and legacy companies

This Royal Ballet triple bill features works by Wheeldon, Crystal Pite and Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui

The choreographer’s ideas-packed Bartok Ballet had its premiere at Lincoln Center

Director Kevin O’Hare had warm words for ballet’s most loyal champion and fiercest critic

Performed as part of the Joyce’s Australia Festival, the piece features cool-headed choreography and Javanese rock music

The Spanish dancer and choreographer brings brilliant surprises to his piece, seen here in its London premiere

The choreographer and cellist have collaborated on a new piece for De Keersmaeker’s Rosas dance troupe

Works by Sol León, Paul Lightfoot and Hans Van Manen make up the new triple bill at the Palais Garnier

Works by three European choreographers brought out a variety of styles at the Théâtre National de Chaillot

The dancers came from outside the ranks of company veterans — and broke the choreographer’s mould of a tall, lean, ribless WASP

Choreographer Damien Jalet and sculptor Kohei Nawa have joined forces in this gooey, gloomy piece

This programme was a celebration of the troupe’s founder, who died last year

William Forsythe abandons experimentation in favour of fun with his new piece

The former Royal Ballet star assembled a programme that included works by Robbins and Balanchine

A strong programme included Stina Quagebeur’s Nora and Pina Bausch’s The Rite of Spring

The choreographer’s Herodiade joins a season that also includes new commissions

Dancer and choreographer Michelle Dorrance’s astounding Soundspace was a highlight of this programme

Thierry Malandain tells us little about the French queen in his fluffy new work

Cathy Marston’s new piece is not an unqualified success, though it has many strengths

The choreographer’s Batsheva Dance Company performs a piece that plays on gender and national identity

A strong Kenneth MacMillan revival and a show of Russian firepower at the Royal Opera House