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Review: Stephanie Lake’s COLOSSUS arrives in London – young dancers fulfilled Lake’s vision with ebullience

Graham Watts sees COLOSSUS – Stephanie Lake creates fascinating, kaleidoscopic movement from a mass of bodies made the more powerful by the rarity of the quantum.

‘MIZU’ Contemplates Fragility and Impermanence in a Poignant Dance with an Ice Puppet

Élise Vigneron of Théâtre de L'entrouvert and Satchie Noro of Companie Furankaï join forces for performances all summer long. Do stories and artists like this matter to you? Become...

Common Threads Vol. 2 at Union Theatre: Clara Selberg, Finleigh Zack Dance, Nadine Elise Muncey, and Tiegan Doyle

Words by Lizzy Tan. Tiegan Doyle’s Is This Bliss In Is This Bliss, suited figures stand in for an ambiguous, systemic force pressing in from offstage. Rapid hand gestures – alterna...

Dynamic duo: dance legends León and Lightfoot at the Royal Ballet – in pictures

The programme So Are We marks the first time a British company has performed the work of choreographers Sol León and Paul Lightfoot. Tristram Kenton took a first look at Covent Gar...

Beyond human: Montpellier Danse festival delivers one feat after another

This year’s celebration of contemporary dance in the French city is bold, baffling and breathtaking, with some high-voltage performersLaunched in 1981, the pioneering Montpellier D...

Review: −320°F, Sadler’s Wells

A dazzling spectacle of ideas and imagery that overwhelms, but rewards curiosity with flashes of brilliance. The post Review: −320°F, Sadler’s Wells appeared first on Everything Th...

Uncaged+ review – elegant sketches of Lee Krasner and her life with Jackson Pollock

The Mount Without, Bristol Fame’s Antonia Franceschi delivers a double portrait of Krasner, with music by Claire van Kampen, plus there’s a superb solo from Edward WatsonTwo notabl...

The Madding Crowd: Stephanie Lake’s COLOSSUS

Words by Eoin Fenton. Everyone is doing smaller works these days. Often when flicking through dance offerings of the season you’re met with an increasing amount of solos and duets,...

Preview: Sol León and Paul Lightfoot make their Royal Ballet debut

The Royal Ballet is the first British company to perform the work of the contemporary choreographic duo Sol León and Paul Lightfoot.

Interview: Of Renewals and Returns – Helen Pickett, visionary choreographer and creative

Kathrina Farrugia-Kriel talks with choreographer Helen Pickett on the eve of the opening of her ballet Emma Bovary – “Be the rebel. Be daring. Take Risk.”

Review: CREAVIVA, Sadler’s Wells

Rafaela Carrasco's meditation on creativity that doesn’t quite ignite. The post Review: CREAVIVA, Sadler’s Wells appeared first on Everything Theatre.

Review: Memory Keepers, Sadler’s Wells

Thirty-one dancers move with the cohesion of a hive mind, transforming dense, detail-packed tableaux into the work's choreographic signature. The post Review: Memory Keepers, Sadle...

Ballet stars come together for Verdensballetten 2026, on tour in Denmark, Germany, and Switzerland

Tonight is the opening of the Verdensballetten (World Ballet) in the garden of the Royal Garden Society in Copenhagen, and it is on tour until 30 August.

Interview: Choreographer Jessica Lang on her triple bill at Pacific Northwest Ballet

Pacific Northwest Ballet's Resident Choreographer Jessica Lang talks about her current triple bill, on stage in Seattle.

Review: Daniil Simkin’s Sons of Echo – the Female Gaze, the Male Body

Marta Mele sees Daniil Simkin’s Sons of Echo, a journey through male bodies in motion, where six outstanding dancers explore strength, vulnerability and connection under the gaze o...

Review: So Are We, León and Lightfoot – a five-star double bill from The Royal Ballet

Kathrina Farrugia-Kriel flavours the spirit of contemporary ballet in León and Lightfoot’s Shoot the Moon and Salle de Danse for The Royal Ballet.

Defying gravity through dance

The first impression is instability as a driving force; bodies that slip, fall, rise, try again. This year’s performances at the 32nd Kalamata International Dance Festival do not t...

Review: Interplay, the mixed bill by Phoenix Dance Theatre

Matt Paluch sees four contemporary works performed by Phoenix Dance Theatre, with Pett Clausen Knight’s Small Talk showing substance over style.

Living Image: Chapter 1 review – five days to reanimate a legendary show you’ve never seen

Siobhan Davies Studios, London Watching a group of artists produce new work based on Davies’s 1977 classic Sphinx, which none of them know, makes for a rewarding eveningThe project...

Interview: Mob behaviour and control hit the South Bank in Stephanie Lake’s Colossus

Australian choreographer Stephanie Lake talks with Graham Watts about Colossus, her work for 50 dancers that has toured the world since 2018.

Afzwaaiend Nationale Ballet-directeur Ted Brandsen creëerde saamhorigheid en zorgde dat elke danser zich gezien voelde

Mesajul de Ziua Internațională a Dansului – conceput de dansatoarea și coregrafa Crystal PITE, Canada

Oamenii se mișcă — brațele noastre se întind, genunchii ni se înmoaie, capetele ni se pleacă, piepturile ni se prăbușesc, spatele ni se arcuiește, sărim, ridicăm din u...

La Scala’s 2026-2027 Ballet Season announced

La Scala announces its 2026-2027 Ballet Season with nine works, including five premieres and four new productions.

Toe-to-toe boxers, a moving maze and comedy flamenco: Edinburgh festival 2026’s hottest dance and circus

This year brings world-renowned choreographers, ballet cabaret and fluffy clowns for toddlersThis was San Francisco Ballet’s big new commission in 2024, now getting its European pr...