From the classical purity of Swan Lake to the contagious street energy of hip-hop, March offers a huge variety of dance shows in London
The Royal Ballet's sumptuous production of Swan Lake returns to Covent Garden with an exciting roster of established casts and some much anticipated debuts in the lead roles.
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High-end jewellery meets contemporary choreography in Dance Reflections by Van Cleef & Arpels, the first such festival of dance hosted by three London venues: Sadler's Wells, the Royal Opera House and Tate Modern.
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The irrepressible crews of Boy Blue return to the Barbican theatre for A Night with Boy Blue, promising virtuoso displays of all things hip-hop.
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Rising from the ashes of the prolonged lockdown, BalletBoys return to the stage with new personnel to give the first live performances of their show Deluxe.
In its 20th anniversary year, Ballet Black, the small company for dancers of Black and Asian origin, brings a brand-new double bill to the Barbican.
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The Royal Ballet's spring triple bill is an eclectic mix of styles and moods, bringing together a new work by the exciting African-American Kyle Abraham, the reprise of Crystal Pite's elegy to winter, Solo Echo, and Christopher Wheeldon's dizzyingly fast DGV.
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English National Ballet brings the month to a close in glorious fashion with The Forsyth Evening, a programme of works by the maverick American choreographer William Forsythe, that shows the company at its vibrant best.
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