Teresa Guerreiro

A multifaceted look at the intersection between digital technologies and the moving body, the first Digital Body Festival comes to East London this autumn

ZooNation serves up an explosion of colour and exuberant breakin’ in The Mad Hatter’s Tea Party, returning to the Linbury Theatre on the tenth anniversary of its premiere there

Tickets are now on sale for the cinema screenings of English National Ballet's spectacular Swan Lake in-the-round, coming to a cinema near you this autumn

The State Ballet of Georgia’s Swan Lake is a traditional production with luscious sets and costumes and variable dancing

Sadler's Wells Hosts A Chorus Line

Charming and thoroughly professional, the young dancers of London Children's Ballet return to the Peacock Theatre with The Secret Garden

Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Starlight Express is back 40 years on, bigger, glossier, speedier and camper than ever before

Bundesjugendballett, the German National Youth Ballet, brought something uniquely powerful to the Next Generation Festival at the ROH Linbury Theatre

Award-winning choreographer Kim Brandstrup completed his mesmerising mythological trilogy with Echo & Narcissus, a study of image, desire and dysfunction

Making the most of warm summer nights, this year's Henley Festival brings a huge variety of events and entertainment to the banks of the river Thames

Review: The Royal Ballet School, Next Generation Festival

Semi-forgotten Ashton works came to life at the ROH Linbury Theatre, courtesy of Sarasota Ballet, in the first of seven performances as part of the Ashton Worldwide 2024-28 festival

Sadler's Wells annual Flamenco Festival is back, bringing the sunny vitality and artistry of Southern Spain to soggy London

Ballet Nights scores another first by taking a performance of New Voices to the Ministry of Sound

Breakin’ Convention, the annual festival of all things hip hop, returns to Sadler’s Wells in its 21st year, bigger, brasher and more enjoyable than ever

The Winter’s Tale, choreographer Christopher Wheeldon’s compelling adaptation of Shakespeare’s play, marked its 10th anniversary at Covent Garden with outstanding performances all-round

The master of the flamenco guitar returns

Hofesh Shechter's international youth dance company, Shechter II, comes to the QEH with From England with Love, a characteristically punchy look at England today

One of the most compelling and original dance-makers in the UK today, Mark Bruce, brings his haunting Frankenstein to The Place as part of a double bill

In Nye, an epic play which resonates deeply today, Michael Sheen prowls the Olivier Theatre stage as the visionary father of the NHS, the Labour politician Aneurin ‘Nye’ Bevan