Lyndsey Winship

Rocío Molina has completely redefined what flamenco can be. Some purists say she's not flamenco at all, and when, three quarters of the way through

Full of surprises, Stephanie Lake’s 2018 piece is a feat of logistics as 60 performers display split-second timing

In a collaboration with young British dancers, supported by Oxford’s new Schwarzman Centre, the Memphis dancer tackles US history’s ‘broken promise’ of equality in a performance filled with spark

Lyndsey Winship Way back in 2011 – that's ancient in internet terms – Memphis street dancer Charles Riley, aka Lil Buck, went viral in an

Watching a group of artists produce new work based on Davies’s 1977 classic Sphinx, which none of them know, makes for a rewarding evening

Lyndsey Winship The project: five choreographers create new dances in response to Siobhan Davies' 1977 solo Sphinx.

From returning comedy award winner Sam Nicoresti to Flo & Joan’s cheeky One Man Musical, these are surefire standouts at the fringe

Bog Witch It may contain a brief moment of actual tree-hugging but this bracing solo show by Bryony Kimmings finds fresh and compelling perspectives on the horribly familiar plight of our planet.

Love’s Labour’s Lost offers a heady mix of passion and death – which makes the Spanish art form a perfect match, says director Indiana Lown-Collins. Our writer joins the theatre’s flamenco bootcamp

Lyndsey Winship On a heatwave day in London, Shakespeare's Globe has turned into a fiesta.