Lucinda Childs’ 1983 piece is revived in all its near-nondescript purity

The central idea of life after love never quite comes into focus, though individual vignettes touch the heart

A spirit of open-hearted eclecticism suffused Manhattan’s annual tap showcase

The dancer explores her own pregnancy in this disarmingly honest production

Pam Tanowitz’s piece is a dance to the music of T.S. Eliot’s poetry

The dancers respond well to Bach’s music — but the piece’s limitations soon become apparent

Birmingham Royal Ballet’s production is pure delight — and the pony is perfectly behaved

The visiting company’s programme of mostly 21st-century works is a mixed affair

Younger performers relished their solos in Pina Bausch’s Nefés

A chequered evening from the dance company at the Joyce’s annual Ballet Festival

Dark, foreboding and full of conflict, her new show at Sadler’s Wells is hotly anticipated

New York City Ballet and Joffrey Ballet kicked off a run of performances celebrating the choreographer’s centenary

Paloma McGregor’s multi-site performance installation explored the history of a little-known waterway

Though first performed in 1986, this partly improvised work is no period piece

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’