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The troupe opens the Joyce Theater’s season with Victor Quijada’s apocalyptic Ever So Slightly
Danny Yung’s work uses music, dance and theatre to explore different traditions
A delightful and harrowing film homes in on the most urgent period in Merce Cunningham’s dance-making career
At the Le Temps d’Aimer la Danse festival, early-career dance makers are busy multitasking
Chinese company’s first New York visit featured newly minted pieces
The Royal Opera House residency wraps up with an extravaganza by Marius Petipa that is hard to hate
Sharon Eyal’s dance troupe repurpose old material to fresh effect at Bold Tendencies
Used to thinking in 3D, choreographers are now experimenting with virtual reality to dazzling effect
The first two programmes of the Ballet Festival presented familiar pieces and promising premieres
The emphasis is on youth in this production from Bourne’s New Adventures company
Choreography is perfectly matched to score in Lopukhov’s amusing piece at the Royal Opera House
Odile can be played as a puppet but Smirnova shows her scheming side at the Royal Opera House
The milestone work of 20th-century ballet enjoys a spectacular presentation at the Royal Opera House
Ballet stars Wendy Whelan and Sara Mearns have gone rogue, seeking out contemporary choreographers and venturing into experimental territory
A new creation that uses the flex idiom to evoke sadness, injustice and struggle
At the Avignon Festival, the choreographer’s latest work is typically expressive but its storytelling is unclear
Kader Attou and his dancers matched street moves to classical music in front of the famous Pyramid
The renaissance in tap dance was evident in events across the city while Glover appeared in a travesty of a show
There are striking choreographic translations of Satie’s musical economy in this Mostly Mozart commission
Romeo Castellucci’s staging uses dance and music to create a remarkable experience
The New York choreographer’s life pervades his work. He talks about his latest piece, Mercy
The company’s dancers have a ball in David Bintley’s unashamedly nostalgic production
Akram Khan’s choreography shines in this kung fu musical
The evening featured three new or recent works by female choreographers
Jennifer Monson’s ditch was performed at daybreak as part of Lower Manhattan’s outdoor dance festival
