Donald Hutera

The company’s Momentum mixed bill, which ranges from Balanchine to Ratmansky, brings together new commissions and rarely seen dances to great effect

Scottish Ballet unveils an audacious new production that tells the story of Scotland’s passionate queen filtered through the troubled memories of Queen Elizabeth 1

Naked dancers behind steamed-up glass and a reinvented lindy hop feature in this ambitious dance takeover of the Southbank Centre

This revival of the band-approved ballet got a standing ovation in the rockers’ home town of Birmingham, but could do with more of their raucous energy

Six singers and four dancers collaborate on a Renaissance a cappella work, said to have been written by the composer to atone for the murder of his wife and her lover

Combining high-level acrobatics, light slapstick and agreeable character comedy, this European premiere at Aviva Studios is an enjoyable alternative to panto

From a superb riff on La Dolce Vita to showcasing hip-hop’s thrilling energy, this was another fine edition of the annual festival at Sadler’s Wells in London

Multi-tasking seems to come easy to the American dancer, choreographer, pedagogue and artistic director Maria Caruso.

Larson died at the age of 35, the day before the first performance of Rent. Now a new show in London strings together his unheard numbers