Osipova's new Carmen and Kyle Abraham's return are among the highlights of May dance in the capital
Sadler's Wells presents a double bill of new choreography that explores questions of identity through works by choreographers Julia Cheng and Matsena Productions.
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International tango champion and London favourite German Cornejo returns to the Peacock Theatre with a radically different approach to Argentina's emblematic dance.
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Students from the UK's six major dance schools come together in Unite for Ukraine, a one-off gala designed to raise funds for humanitarian assistance to the victims of the war in Ukraine.
The UK's premier contemporary dance company, Rambert, returns to the stage with a varied triple bill that includes the first performance by a UK company of a work by the acclaimed American choreographer Alonzo King.
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Talented youngsters from the London Children's Ballet take to the stage with a brand-new adaptation of the much-loved children's novel Anne of the Green Gables. The cast will undoubtedly include some of the ballet stars of the future.
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The restless Russian ballet superstar, Natalia Osipova, continues to plough her own furrow with programmes tailor-made for her. This time she will give us her own version of Carmen in a work choreographed by Didy Veldman.
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The sui generis Israeli choreographer Sharon Eyal brings her company L-E-V to Sadler's Wells with the final instalment of her trilogy on love and its discontents.
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May dance ends on a high with a visit to Sadler's Wells by A.I.M by Kyle Abraham. Earlier in the season we saw Kyle Abraham's creation for The Royal Ballet; this visit offers an opportunity to become acquainted with Abraham's own company and another facet of this prolific choreographer.
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