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Ballet

April 2025

  • Akram Khan and Yoshie Sunahata in Gnosis by the Akram Khan Company at Sadler's Wells in London in 2010.

    Where will the next Akram Khan come from?

    Letters: Sharon Watson and Mark Osterfield say small dance institutions are at risk under current funding provisions, which will only deepen inequality in access to the arts
  • five ballerinas in identical poses in Balanchine’s Serenadereet,

    Balanchine: Three Signature Works review – visions of perfection

    An immensely satisfying tribute to the choreographer is full of invention, emotion and dazzling precision
    • Prudence Skene obituary

    • Royal Ballet to perform Justin Peck’s Everywhere We Go, with music by Sufjan Stevens

    • The best theatre to stream this month
      The best theatre to stream this month: Macbeth, Life of Pi, Playhouse Creatures and more

March 2025

  • Ballet du Grand Théâtre de Genève in Outsiders by Rachid Ouramdane.

    The week in dance: Rachid Ouramdane: Outsider; Pam Tanowitz: Neither Drums Nor Trumpets – review

  • Dancers from Lyon Opera Ballet dressed in Marsha Skinner’s unitard costumes, with white bodies and black arms, strut like gulls as they perform Beach Birds by Merce Cunningham.

    The week in dance: Lyon Opera Ballet: Cunningham Forever (Biped & Beach Birds); Giselle… – review

  • Fiendishly difficult … dancers from Lyon Opera Ballet perform Beach Birds by Merce Cunningham.

    Lyon Opera Ballet: Cunningham Forever review – a modern master’s wild ambition

  • Helga Paris-Morales and Isabela Coracy in My Sister, the Serial Killer

    ‘Like seeing an old friend’: Oyinkan Braithwaite on My Sister, the Serial Killer becoming a ballet

  • Ballet Black: Shadows review – killer moves in a dance adaptation of murderous blockbuster

  • The week in dance: Trisha Brown Dance Company & Noé Soulier: Working Title & In the Fall; Osipova/Linbury – review

  • ‘My career flashed before my eyes’: Steven McRae’s devastating onstage injury and proud return as Romeo

  • ‘We fell in love with the ballet and with her’: why 184-year-old Giselle keeps us swooning

  • Keep dancing: Chanel DaSilva on taking risks, dealing with grief and tackling Trump

  • The week in dance: Romeo and Juliet; Deepstaria – review

  • Osipova/Linbury review – superstar ballerina reckons with the icons of dance

  • Natalia’s night: Royal Ballet puts the spotlight on Osipova – in pictures

  • Light of Passage – a mesmerising meditation on loss, grief and hope

February 2025

  • Andrew Tomlinson (background) as the father, Julie Nunès as Gretel and Archie Sherman, as Hansel.

    Hansel and Gretel review – Northern Ballet ditch the witch in peril-free eco-fable

  • A bare-chested male dancer lies on a darkened stage, his face and body contorted as if in pain.

    The Australian Ballet: Nijinsky review - riveting, defiant portrait of madness ain’t pretty

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