Best September dance
Giselle, Bach… and The Trocks return
Nureyev Legend and Legacy Gala, Theatre Royal Drury Lane
International ballet stars come together in a glittering gala to pay homage to one of the greats of ballet – Rudolf Nureyev
Read more ...De Keersmaeker/Kolesnikov/Franco, The Goldberg Variations, Sadler's Wells
The Belgian dancer and choreographer Anne Teresa de Keersmaeker brings us her stern and uncompromising one-woman interpretation of Bach's The Goldberg Variations, accompanied by the pianists Pavel Kolesnikov and Alain Franco.
Read more ...Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo, Peacock Theatre
The all-male company affectionately known as 'The Trocks' returns to the Peacock Theatre with its zany but highly skilled spoof of ballet classics.
Read more ...Shobana Jeyasingh Dance, Clorinda Agonistes, Sadler's Wells
One of the most creative and audacious choreographers working in Britain today, Shobana Jeyasingh is back with her enticing new work, Clorinda Agonistes, inspired by the medieval legend of the female Muslim warrior Clorinda.
Read more ...United Ukrainian Ballet, Giselle, London Coliseum
Exiled Ukrainian ballet dancers, now based in The Netherlands, dance the Romantic ballet Giselle in a revised version by the choreographer Alexei Ratmansky in aid of their war-torn homeland.
Read more ...Family Honour, Spoken Movement, Sadler's Wells
Hip-hop meets theatre in a reworked and extended version the award-winning show Family Honour, presented by Sadler's Wells as part of its Well Seasoned programme, which showcases Black dance artists.
Read more ...Body Concert, Ambiguous Dance Company, Coronet Theatre
Ambiguous Dance Company brings its genre-defying, high octane show Body Concert to London as part of the Coronet Theatre's varied festival of South Korean arts.
Read more ...MOMENTUM - lost & found, Fabula Collective, Sadler's Wells
Seven new short works by a collective which searches for new, unexplored paths in contemporary dance.
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