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Her new show, now touring to Paris, is refreshing about life today and the power of dance
Alan Lucien Øyen’s new production blurs the line between fiction and reality to no good effect
Le Temps d’Aimer la Danse featured modern twists on the quadrille as well as dancers from Guadeloupe and Martinique
Artificial intelligence is the theme of this new version, given its world premiere in Edinburgh
The choreographer, 79, made a playful appearance at this summer festival
Giselle required an understudy to step up, while A Midsummer Night’s Dream lacked purpose
Performed by Scottish Ballet at Sadler’s Wells, Helen Pickett’s work brings Arthur Miller’s play to the dance stage
The choreographer’s latest work, performed at the Théâtre de la Ville in Paris, mimics the ebb and flow of conversation
A mixed bill at Théâtre de la Ville illustrated the company’s journey into contemporary dance
As well as the choreographer’s Angels’ Atlas, the programme included Marco Goecke’s Almost Blue
The French star discusses the joys of playing fearless women — and how Call My Agent! supercharged her career
The life and work of the choreographer are illuminated in archive footage and his own words
She generously shared the spotlight with other artists at the Festival d’Automne à Paris
Its recreation of Nijinsky’s groundbreaking 1913 choreography for ‘The Rite of Spring’ is urgent and insightful
The Greek artist and director mixes nudity and mythology in his new show
Pierre Lacotte’s new three-act ballet has the appearance of a classic — but is unlikely to become one
Mikhail Baryshnikov stars in Wayne McGregor’s line-up — but the strongest acts are women and up-and-coming dancers
With cancellations of key performances, the event’s line-up felt depleted — but Phia Ménard offered some consolation
The palace grounds are populated by creatures in an exhibition of sculptures by French artists Les Lalanne
After five years of closure and a €55m refit, the often overlooked museum reopens with new spaces covering the past century
A half-hour of classical choreography set to songs by James Blake will stream online in May
A new generation of dancers are bringing their pregnancies into performances
The streamed programme’s new work, Bernstein in a Bubble, brims with pent-up energy
The latest online productions offer audiences a choice of camera angles
The French artist inspires both inmates and staff at the Tehachapi facility in California with his gigantic paper installations
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