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Wim Vandekeybus' Mockumentary of a Contemporary Saviour takes place in a distant future, where a destructive force seems to have eliminated life on Earth

Jurgita Dronina adds a slight Russian touch to Derek Deane's Swan Lake in an evening marked by intense interpretations of the leading roles and gleaming performances from young soloists.

When academia meets performing arts: Rosie Kay draws on conspiracy theories to analyze contemporary society.

Rosas’ exhilarating performance of Keersmaeker’s iconic piece

A star studded programmme of works celebrating the legacy of Les Ballets Russes

Natalia Osipova and Sergei Polunin's present a contemporary programme of works exploring the complexities of a couple's initimacy at Sadler's Wells

LA dance project tours to London and presents a mixed bill of works by Millepied and Cherkaoui at the celebrated Sadler's Wells

Ballet Black presents a compelling programme in its first ever appearance at the Barbican

Many ballet fans do not find galas particularly enjoyable. We can admire our favourite dancers performing acrobatic solos, numerous fouettés and famous variations, but little space is left for the dancers to lose themselves in the roles they are playing, not to mention the limitations in terms of scenography and lighting.'Carlos Acosta – A Classical Selection' is a nice exception.

Phoenix Dance Theatre is an intriguing mix of international and, at the same time, Leeds-based contemporary dance company. It's triple bill at the Linbury Studio proved worthwhile. 

La Veronal presents Marcos Morau's excellent and thought provoking Voronia in London this month 

With a programme inspired by neuroscience and fairytale, the Royal Ballet shows that one is not born, but rather, becomes a woman.

A though-provoking fusion of b-boying, contemporary, theatre, rigging and much more.

An intense, substantial and authentic programme definitely worth seeing.