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Message in a Bottle review: A story of human resilience

Arts Covent Garden

Dances at a Gathering/The Cellist review: Passion and pain entwined

Arts Notting Hill

Maliphantworks3 review: Mesmerising work by magic choreographer

Arts Covent Garden

Aisha and Abhaya review: Techno fairytale loses the plot

Arts Covent Garden

Onegin review: Impassioned choreography and quiet devastation

Arts Covent Garden

ENB/Le Corsaire review: A swaggering, bravura spectacle

Arts Clerkenwell

The Little Match Girl review: Tear-jerker tale leaves you smiling

Arts Clerkenwell

The Red Shoes review: Bourne's cinematic ballet is enchanting

Arts Covent Garden

The Nutcracker review: Enough to conjure childlike wonder

Arts Covent Garden

Radio & Juliet/ Faun/ McGregor + Mugler review: A missed opportunity

Arts Covent Garden

Modanse/Svetlana Zakharova review: Surface gloss obscures a dark side

Arts Covent Garden

Coppélia review: Crisp dance and sharp comedy

Arts King's Cross

Alston at Home review: Choreographer's heroic farewell

Arts Clerkenwell

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Acosta Danza — Evolution, review: Cuban star’s troupe spreads magic

Arts Covent Garden

Chopiniana / Scheherazade review: An uneven debut

Arts Covent Garden

The Sleeping Beauty review: Classical ballet in its purest form

Pure Dance review: Natalia Osipova is magnetic

Arts Clerkenwell

Russell Maliphant's Silent Lines review: A light fantastic

Arts Covent Garden

Manon review: Graceful descent of an enigmatic and flawed heroine

Giselle review: A triumph of pure stagecraft

Steve Reich Project review — Fails to pay Reich his dues

Body Language review: Actions speak louder than words

Matthew Bourne's Romeo and Juliet review: A masterful reimagining

Bolshoi Ballet infuse the Bright Stream with genuine laughs

Arts Covent Garden

Spartacus review: Bolshoi Ballet gloriously let rip

Arts Clerkenwell

Ballet Flamenco review: Sara Baras serves a feast of explosive energy

Boris Charmatz's 10,000 Gestures review: Tests limits and patience

The Mother review: Dark and disquieting tale guaranteed to shock

Arts Covent Garden

The Royal Ballet triple bill review: A very special night

Arts South Kensington

English National Ballet goes Grimm with dark Cinderella

Arts Clerkenwell

Strange scenes from San Francisco Ballet's goldmine of dance talent

San Francisco Ballet's Shostakovich Trilogy has rebel spirit

Arts City of London

TS Eliot’s rhythm makes for heartbreaking moves in Four Quartets

Arts Clerkenwell

Rambert Ballet's exuberant triple bill shimmers and crackles

Arts Covent Garden

Within The Golden Hour/Medusa/Flight Pattern are expressively danced

Arts Clerkenwell

Zulu zest pops and fizzles in Soweto Gospel Choir's Inala

Arts City of London

Merce Cunningham would have approved of Night of 100 Solos tribute

Arts Central London

Rules are broken in Against The Stream

Arts Clerkenwell

Inner voices shout loud in unmissable female trio in She Persisted

Arts Covent Garden

Romeo and Juliet embraces its ugliness with dramatic flair

Arts Clerkenwell

Northern Ballet's inventive Victoria has a little too much white noise

Arts Clerkenwell

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BalletBoyz show dashes of real inventiveness in Them/Us

Arts Clerkenwell

Richard Alston's Quartermark celebrates the sheer joy of movement

Arts Covent Garden

Royal Ballet's Don Quixote has flamboyance, gusto and English reserve

New Work I, Since She review — Pina Bausch, almost as we knew her

Arts Covent Garden

Royal Ballet's New Work New Music is stretching and stimulating

Arts Central London

Peeping Tom's Father is a touching and crazy take on life in old age

Arts Covent Garden

Asphodel Meadows/The Two Pigeons is comic and heartbreaking

Arts Covent Garden

Alina Cojocaru is a revelation in English National Ballet's Manon

Arts Covent Garden

Trio ConcertDance is the perfect show for intimate new Linbury Theatre

Arts Camden Town

Akram Khan is electrifying in Until the Lions

Arts Covent Garden

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English National Ballet's Swan Lake is as traditional as it comes

Arts Covent Garden

Royal Ballet celebrates Christmas with ice-skaters and comic treats

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London's Nutcracker shows are beautifully produced with lovely touches

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Five stars for Matthew Bourne’s sensual cult classic Swan Lake

Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui and Antony Gormley's clay Icon is remarkable

Arts Covent Garden

Royal Ballet duo impress in real-life WW1 love story

Layla and Majnun is lacking the passion of a truly tragic love story

Arts Clerkenwell

Rambert triple bill keeps it youthful, but we're in for the long haul

Arts Bloomsbury

Shobana Jeyasingh Dance's Contagion is a moving memory of Spanish flu

Arts Covent Garden

Royal Ballet's La Bayadère is dazzlingly mad, but embrace it

Arts Clerkenwell

Fire and Fury burn brightly in the Sun King’s court at Sadler's Wells

Diversity's magical moves bring a touch of Las Vegas to Brent Cross

Dimitris Papaioannou's The Great Tamer dances through surreal dreams

Arts Covent Garden

Dangerous prince Mayerling gets upstaged in Royal Ballet show

Arts South Kensington

The Royal Albert Hall can't contain Carlos Acosta's A Celebration

Natalia Osipova offers a feast for the eyes, but not the heart

Heart to Heart's Varhung is a rewarding harvest

The Spinners deals with big issues whilst still having fun

V/DA and MHz: Void loses its way on a backdrop of unease

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Company Wayne McGregor's Autobiography is a work of art and science

Arts Clerkenwell

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Hofesh Shechter Company heads to the end of the world in Grand Finale

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Nederlands Dans Theater 1 makes a strong statement amid the chalk dust

Arts Clerkenwell

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Semperoper Ballet's All Forsythe triple-bill fizzes with passion

Arts City of London

Smack That shows the pain of abuse and camaraderie of survivors