Sala: Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, Londres

Con una pareja tan excelsa encabezando el drama, el Onegin de John Cranko resulta conmovedor;

Sir Kenneth MacMillan’s Manon with The Royal Ballet looks every bit as good as it did back in 1974. There is a reason why it’s stood the test of time. 

Some highlights and occasional disappointments in an overly long performance celebrating 100 years of the Royal Ballet School.

In The Royal Opera’s latest Wagner outing, Jakub Hrůša and the orchestra give a performance for the record books, while Evgeny Titov creates intelligently nuanced dystopia.

A mix of fast-paced, characterful whimsy and tragedy in this diverse programme from Northern Ballet, which has become a very welcome part of London’s autumn dance calendar.

Lisette Oropesa leads a strong cast in an engaging revival of Richard Jones’ eye-catching account of a Handel masterpiece. Thomas Mayes' performance as Oberto marks him out as a talent to watch.

Absolutely first rate production with outstanding performances. The McRae/Vassilev Project was a masterclass in resilience and major talent.

With its busy videography, Kasper Holten's 2014 production returns, vibrantly conducted by Stefano Montanari.