Live, Video: Dance

Ivan Putrov, who has enjoyed a long career based in London, brings dancers from his homeland for a special London gala. 

Highlights from the nine-day contemporary dance festival from the southernmost tip of Manhattan. 

The National Ballet of Japan's Ryuuguu: the Turtle Princess is a ballet aimed at family audiences but adults can also enjoy it as it is a great showcase for Japanese culture with Noh and Kabuki influences and philosophy. 

The world premiere of Eye Candy by Imre and Marne van Opstal, best known for their work at Nederlands Dans Theater, together with a livestream premiere of Marion Motin’s Rouge.  

Marianela Núñez possesses a shimmering, celestial radiance and Vadim Muntagirov is a Prince in his prime.

Ballett am Rhein's reputation continues to grow under Demis Volpi with a restaging of Aszure Barton's 2006 creation for Mikhail Baryshnikov during her residency for his Hell’s Kitchen Dance. 

An assortment of oddments from the repertoire to honour seven departing PNB dancers.

A mixed bag from the ENB repertoire to greet the summer solstice at the Royal Festival Hall. 

Bangarra's first full-length work in three years is a treasure trove of cultural and historical insights about Australia's vast and mysterious Kimberley region. Not to be missed.  

Northern Ballet demonstrate a range of qualities in a rich mix of contemporary work.

A triple bill about Birmingham brings Birmingham Royal Ballet back to live.

Salvatore Viganò's choreography for Beethoven's 1801 ballet Prometheus has not survived, but a trio of creators put their own stamp on the score in Amsterdam.

 A ballet that has been reduced in substance but is still weighed down by complexity.

Asami Maki's Raymonda returns to stage after 12 years, and the result was glorious, with excellent interpretation by Yui Yonezawa, Yudai Fukuoka and Masahiro Nakaya.

An evening of George Balanchine and Jerome Robbins at Covent Garden, topped by a beautifully poignant rendering of Dances at a Gathering.

The paintings of Victor Vasarely are brought to life in dance at the Bartók Spring International Arts Weeks festival.   

Tamás Juronics choreographs the Concerto for Orchestra as a biographical ballet depicting a fragile Béla Bartók rising from his hospital bed.  

The ENB translates its digital films made during the pandemic into an evening of a live performance.

Two of Hungary's favourite composers star in an evening of Hungarian music and dance.

The emotional triple bill, including a new autobiographical solo, premiered in front of a spellbound audience at the Birmingham Rep.

The first post-lockdown performance by The Royal Ballet offer an important indicator for the company's future.

Dramatic shifts in music and movement style characterise Mario Schröder's new ballet about loneliness.

Sofia Coppola's film closed on a note of optimism. The message seemed to be: “Normality is just around the corner. We’re coming back.” 

Roland Petit's Coppélia by The National Ballet of Japan was streamed to more than 30,000 online viewers, entertaining people forced to stay home during the holidays. 

Chiyan Wong excels in Ravel, part of a diverse programme of music and dance from the Hong Kong Phil and Ballet conducted by Christoph Koncz. 

George Balanchine’s short-but-thrilling ballet Allegro Brillante is tailor-made to Mayara Piniero’s talents in Philadelphia. 

Beautiful neoclassical and Baroque dance describes a future full of hope that really hits the spot.

A fascinating programme of opera and dance to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Baltic Opera House. 

Prokofiev's score is reordered, the choreography is contemporary, characters are missing, and each of the three main scenes is set during a different 20th-century time period... yet, to a certain extent, it works.

A very mixed set of filmed solos themed around The Dying Swan, although this link was often tenuous.

Rambert excels in this fascinating live performance of the unexpected and absurd.

After the success of The Runaway, it wasn’t surprising that Kyle Abraham was tapped to create a new work for NYCB’s 2021 Digital Season.

A complete roster of principal dancers appear in a gala full of the joys of spring. 

Two new works continue PNB's adventurous antidote to the loss of live performance. 

Manuel Legris, whom Nureyev appointed étoile in Paris in 1986, presents an evening of Nureyev choreographies in Milan. 

William Forsythe’s love affair with the music of British composer, James Blake, continues with this exhilarating performance of The Barre Project.

New National Theatre Tokyo's gala evening of six works by six pairs of dancers was a brilliant evening showing works from Japan's leading choreographers and dancers. 

An intimate and revealing dance experience on film from Demis Volpi and Ballett am Rhein. 

Dutch National Ballet presents six Hans van Manen creations spanning 40 years of choreography. 

In the National Ballet of Japan's Sleeping Beauty, the fulfilment and joy of being able to dance was apparent in the whole company and the result was glorious. 

SDC delivers this long-awaited world premiere by Rafael Bonachela, featuring a Bryce Dessner score performed to perfection by the Australian String Quartet.

Christian Spuck gives choreographic identity to Hans Zender's composed interpretation of Franz Schubert's Winterreise. 

A simple, noble and dramatic escape from the present day as the company dances Michael Messerer’s updated (slightly shortened) version of the Vainonen classic.

Dance of a truly gripping and magical quality as Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui’s compellingly beautiful work is translated for the screen. 

The circus mastery, physical brilliance and risk-taking choreography is what makes Circa a stand-out on the international stage – stretching movement capabilities with each electric encounter.

A performance of Giselle that was touched by the teaching of one of its greatest exponents, Carla Fracci.  

A marriage of Greek Mythology and American minimalism in Simone Valastro's new creation for the Ballo del Teatro dell'Opera di Roma. 

New works by Michele Merola, Benjamin Pech and Eleonora Abbagnato at La Nuvola as the Ballo del Teatro dell'Opera di Roma dances on. 

New Year Ballet displayed the versatility of the National Ballet of Japan, from the 19th-century classic Paquita, to three works by Japanese choreographers and David Bintley's “Still Life” at the Penguin Café.