Starring alumni of Riverdance and Lord of the Dance.
Live performance meets state-of-the-art tech for a truly amazing experience.
Get a hearty dose of quarantine culture.
Plus workshops to get you grooving.
You can't go far wrong with this Christmas classic.
Snowmen, Sleeping Beauties and Nutcrackers.
If this production is anything to go by, the upcoming season is set to be a cracker.
An earthy performance tempers the opulence of traditional ballet.
American dance company returns to London after three years.
A summer festival fit for royalty.
London’s biggest open art studio event.
A groundbreaking performance from the all-male dance troupe.
Contemporary movements, seamlessly paired with traditional music.
Dream-like, but lacking the anger and passion of Shakespeare's play.
An artistic feat and a lesson in history.
An engaging night of dance at Sadler's Wells.
Enough Christmas spirit to power a sleigh.
If you work in an office, one of these exhibitions will be very familiar.
A 40th anniversary production featuring politics, guns and prostitutes.
A singing duck and sea battles.
A sure-fire hit.
From abstract dance to stories about unrequited love.
The most fun we can remember a company having with Forsythe.
Soft and otherworldly.
Londonist
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