David Jays

This sprawlingly ambitious dance show certainly delivers atmosphere. Forty years ago, the Chatham dockyard shut up shop, ending over 400 years of

Nassim Soleimanpour’s experiment in live theatre has a different performer discover the script for the first time each night – but Sheen is especially well suited to its mix of whimsy and rousing exhortation

This new show from Hofesh Shechter is closer to a nightmare than a dream – but it’s undeniably a banger

· 2-min read Sweet dreams aren't made of this, exactly. Hofesh Shechter 's disarming new show is closer to a fever dream or nightmare.

This quartet of contemporary dances offers eccentric movement, bravura quartets and meditations on relationships, loneliness and destiny

· 2-min read The Royal Ballet 's programme of new and recent work runs almost three hours, and one whole hour of that is interval.

John Douglas Thomas and Juliet Rylance reprise their New York roles as Othello and Desdemona, while Will Keen is all gripe and snipe as shaven-headed Iago

An empathetic reckoning with the end of the world leaves you clinging to dance and music

Khan’s first appearance on the London stage for four years rattles with expressive, arrowing vigour

Two decades ago, Akram Khan hit the British dance scene in a quicksilver dazzle. A kathak performer of unmissable intensity, his roots in Indian