Mikhail Baryshnikov, one year after the death of his friend and collaborator, the director Robert Wilson, is working on completing their last project.
Graham Spicer sees Martha Graham Dance Company’s centennial celebration tour – a company in good hands as it enters its second century.
Scott C Morgan sees a programme of American Icons of dance with The Joffrey Ballet – this US arts institution is a global dance treasure.
Graham Watts sees Marcelino Sambé, Mayara Magri and Matthew Ball in Pierrot Lunaire, celebrating Glen Tetley’s centenary.
Graham Watts sees Yorke Dance Project’s mixed programme that took him on a fascinating journey through some Modern Milestones.
Pressure mounts on San Francisco Ballet to rethink its Washington performances as criticism swirls around President Trump’s takeover of the Kennedy Center.
Graham Watts sees Natalia Osipova in ‘Osipova/Linbury’ – “this remarkable star of 21st century ballet continues to expand her horizons”.
Lily Hyde sees the return of Hofesh Shechter Company’s Theatre of Dreams to Sadler’s Wells – an overwhelming sensory experience.
Matthew Paluch sees an alternative cast to that of opening night in ENB’s R:Evolution mixed bill – but something was missing?
Lucía Piquero sees English National Ballet’s mixed bill with a “company full of energy and vision, galvanised through dancers you cannot stop looking at”.
Yorke Dance Project’s Modern Milestones celebrates Martha Graham Dance Company, Lewitzky Dance Company, Robert Cohan’s birth, and Christopher Bruce’s birthday.
NYC Dance Project’s Ken Browar and Deborah Ory have created a luxuriously illustrated book of 200 photos to celebrate the Martha Graham Dance Company at 100.
Martha Graham Dance Company dancer Lloyd Knight talks about being the first man to perform Graham’s Lamentation, and Black rights in dance.
Les Étoiles Pour Homme – With a title that sounds like a men’s perfume producer Daniele Cipriani throws down a gauntlet to George Balanchine.
The Royal Ballet’s 2025/26 Season with world premieres by Wayne McGregor, Cathy Marston, Akram Khan and Sol León and Paul Lightfoot.
English National Ballet announces its 2025-2026 season with works by Martha Graham and Crystal Pite for the first time.
Matthew Paluch sees Natalia Osipova in three pieces at the Royal Ballet and Opera’s Linbury Theatre with Marcelino Sambé and Christopher Akrill.
The Lions of Biennale Danza 2025 go to Twyla Tharp (Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement) and Carolina Bianchi (Silver Lion).
The Royal Ballet and Natalia Osipova present Osipova / Linbury – an evening of dance with Natalia Osipova in March 2025.
Dancers and addiction – Matthew Paluch looks at the traits of dancers that could align with addictive behaviour patterning.
Jonathan Gray sees Sarasota Ballet at the Royal Opera House – Valses nobles et sentimentales, Dante Sonata, and Sinfonietta: they left the audience breathless.
Jonathan Gray sees California Connections: Three Pioneering Women with Yorke Dance Project – Isadora, Errand Into the Maze, A Point of Balance.
Sadler’s Wells has announced seven new Associate Artists who represent a wide range of dance styles and are among the most exciting talents working in dance today.
Royal Ballet dancers Yasmine Naghdi and Reece Clarke head the bill for the Spring 2024 Ballet Nights.
Yorke Dance Project presents a celebration of choreographers Isadora Duncan, Martha Graham and Bella Lewitzky.
Alvin Ailey company: “…tremendously committed to everything it performs, dancing with an inspirational sense of dignity, joy and accomplishment.”
The Fire Island Dance Festival 2023 weekend runs from Saturday 15 to Sunday 16 July. Since 1995 it has raised more than $7.7 million for AIDS charities.
On the And, a performance celebrating Robert Cohan’s life, the man who perhaps did more than anyone to establish a solid contemporary dance scene in Britain.
Guest author Jonathan Gray sees the New York City Ballet’s ‘All Balanchine II’ programme: “Everyone is rewarded by Balanchine’s outstanding choreography.”
Seven major choreographers come together to create pieces for Gauthier Dance’s The Seven Sins, which will also be broadcast.
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