A breathtaking piece of contemporary circus

The pleasures associated with chocolate are explored via interact... (continued)

Dance show about football is a joyous nostalgia trip

Despite interesting elements this international dance collaborati... (continued)

A likeable but artistically variable music-and-dance tribute to a great city

A refreshingly smart, warm look at relationships refracted throug... (continued)

Rain does not stop play for Trisha Brown Dance Company

Louche, hypnotic dance piece inspired by activist and Afrobeat pi... (continued)

A medieval spectacle

A punchy one woman show about sex work and climate change

Perhaps the “X” in No Way Back Company’s new production FrontX de... (continued)

Artistic director Yen-Cheng Liu's Monster is a confusing contribu... (continued)

A sweet show, but a baggy one

Australia's Company2 generates a fair bit of fun riffing on the a... (continued)

A small but choice environmentally-conscious, poetry-laced dance ... (continued)

A veteran Finnish dance artist and an Iraqui musical virtuoso in ... (continued)

Female circus troupe focus on gender tropes in the discipline wit... (continued)

Vulnerable and impressive circus returns five years on.

The Black Blues Brothers brings sheer spectacle and a classic soundtrack

Scottish choreographer Kally Lloyd-Jones and six dancers have a g... (continued)