Bare bodies, animal suits and William Blake; that's quite a season.
Contemplate moving forms amongst static sculpture
Surreal summer dance making, learning, sharing and performance.
Blockbuster ballet shows plus barely there emerging works
Hofesh Shechter returns with The Choreographer's Cut
Big shows opening, a Royal Court debut, the first street photography festival and things that go bump in the night
Contemporary dance, Russian ballet, hip hop and future stars
Clarke is brutally open in his triple bill Ménage a Trois
You can't get much more contemporary than hip hop.
Coulorophobes look away now.
Naked dancers at Sadler's Well, something ace in Tate Modern, a Vardimon retrospective and Fred & Ginger at the Royal Albert Hall.
A brilliant way to ease yourself into contemporary dance.
'Must see' dance shows for May.
A challenge for the artists and the audience alike, a one off performance of Haydn's Seven Last Words took place on Thursday evening with mixed success.
We have a winner: masturbation, tango, wrestling and fake orgasms win audience and expert approval.
Text, dance and music will explore death and hope in a sacred setting tonight.
If you're feeling brokenhearted about the upcoming closure of Shunt later this month, then take solace in the next generation of underground artistic events, as The King and The Minotaur opens on the 8th April.
Sexuality is to the fore as new American choreography celebrate 25 years of Scottish Dance Theatre.
Catch the last night of DancEUnion's celebration of great dance from across Europe at Southbank Centre tonight.
Four picks from this properly excellent programme, literally loaded with fresh dance talent for spring.
Letters From America marks the 25th birthday of Scottish Dance Theatre this month.
A brand new batch of BalletBoyz take to the stage.
Humorous and disturbing: 'I don't believe in outer space' premiered last night.
With 100+ choreographies over 34 evenings it’s been a rollercoaster ride of a season.
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