Performer: Floor Eimers

While Rudi van Dantzig's production of Romeo and Juliet was buoyed by confident dancing and stylised acting, it falters somewhat under its own dramaturgy.

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.

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

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

The world premiere of Annabelle Lopez Ochoa's ballet about the legendary Mexican painter Frida Kahlo is unsurprisingly colourful and highly dramatic by design. 

There are 44 years between the oldest and newest Balanchine works in this programme which confirmed its timeless beauty and significance today.