The landscape for youth dance is uncertain, but a few strong voices and organisations are continuing to push for its teaching as a transformative performing art

With chords crashing and vocals soaring, it feels like a finale erupts every five minutes

After surviving the whirlwind of Doctor Who, the actor returns to the stage in ‘horny Elizabethan drama’ Born With Teeth. He and co-star Edward Bluemel discuss bust lips, hot pants and queering the Ba...

When Elliot Levey was cast in Henry IV, Parts One and Two, he didn’t expect water-bombing, corpsing and a character redefined by new teeth

After surviving the whirlwind of Doctor Who, the actor returns to the stage in ‘horny Elizabethan drama’ Born With Teeth. He and co-star Edward Bluemel discuss bust lips, hot pants and queering the Ba...

Samira Wiley is superb as a corset-maker who embroiders dreams for herself and others in Lynette Linton’s tremendous production

There is crackling chemistry in Harrison David Rivers’ two-hander starring Omari Douglas and Alexander Lincoln

Samira Wiley is superb as a corset-maker who embroiders dreams for herself and others in Lynette Linton’s tremendous production

A glittering opening night for The Who’s ballet included a star-making performance from Paris Fitzpatrick

This collation of ballets from Rodgers and Hammerstein’s game-changing musicals is packed with treats, but still feels diluted

Performed and designed with gusto, Jonathan Larson’s zippy musical about creative passion is a fitting show to relaunch this cherished Welsh stage

Matthew Bourne peers into the aching hearts frequenting a seedy 1930s pub in his production’s latest work

He created the iconic Phantom of the Opera mask, made Daniel Radcliffe go topless and even had his Führer design banned on the tube. Theatreland’s go-to graphic artist Bob King talks us through his bo...

A droll Dionysos, an ab-obsessed himbo and a waddling ballet for goggle-clad frogs can’t outshine Sondheim’s songs in this rarely seen version of the ancient Greek satire

Northern Ballet’s take on Jane Eyre is faithful to the book but is a little over-stuffed

Crystal Pite is in demand around the world for her visceral, epic work but for the Canadian artist, the demands of creation means the journey to success can be a struggle

She had just finished working with Steve McQueen and was starting on the Stranger Things stage show when she had a stroke. But the movement director is determined to come back stronger

The street dance festival kicked off with a high octane dance battle for Fierce Friday

Britain’s leading contemporary dance company Rambert are bringing over ultra-cool French collective (La) Horde for the first in a series of cutting edge collaborations

This highlight reel of totemic routines interspersed with some dazzling cast numbers showcases the couple’s former greatness and timeless elegance

American choreographer Forsythe’s triple bill at English National Ballet is a triumph of experimentation and fun

This marmite choreographer serves up raw, dirty and dizzying moves in her latest double bill

This triple bill in the Dance Reflections festival is a joyous look at a man who wasn’t fun to marry, but was a remarkable choreographer

The performances are dynamic, even if the vigorous choreography sometimes feels like a decorative add-on

The return of the Dance Reflections festival is a mixed bag — as it should be

The breeding season for Peregrine Falcons starts from March onwards and our Peregrines return each year to London Metropolitan University's Tower Building to lay their eggs. During the winter months y...

The Royal Ballet inhabits their heritage production like a well-loved home

Acosta Danza gives this piece balletic finesse and contemporary heft, even if the choreography is patchy

Pina Bausch’s world of humans on the edge combines abundant silliness with spiky music - and lots of rain

Sadler’s Wells East has finally opened on the new East Back: here is the story behind a long but fruitful journey

Sadler’s Wells East has finally opened on the new East Back: here is the story behind a long but fruitful journey

Katsiaryna Snytsina gives a merrily messy account, complete with deft displays of her ball skills, of being driven from sport into politics

In an emphatic production that prowls around the mess of human motive, Peake’s Sister Aloysius doggedly pursues a suspicion of abuse

Rami Malek’s outsider vibes enliven seamy, superb new staging of Sophocles’ family tragedy