This flawed take on the French ballet lacks any tension, and Carmen’s fate feels dully inevitable from the start

This 60-strong show is an impressive feat – even if it does lack a frisson

These performances aren’t Ballet Black’s most audacious, but they are unceasingly eye-catching

This English National Ballet show brings bitingly defined performances from a tight ensemble

The latest work by the world’s most in demand choreographer is about the annual general meeting of a failing society of amateur medieval re-enactors

This sold out show from Dimitris Papaioannou, an artist who works in surreal scenes touched by nightmare, is both arresting and queasy

The Romanian ballerina gives it her all, but the drama dribbles away

The unconventional but enduring ballet bites again

The dancing is elegant throughout this ENB show, which features an exceptional central performance from Katja Khaniukova

The New Adventures company add spark to this festive, cautionary tale

With an astonishing score and gleaming dancers, McGregor's latest marshals spectacular forces

This England frets and fidgets, and stops short of setting ablaze

The first Nutcracker of the year, in the director-choreographer's hands, becomes sultry, clever and a real Christmas treat

Yes, the story of immigration is a bit on the nose – but there’s no resisting the dancers’ skill and energy

Londoners will have a chance to experience this culture clash of Carlos Acosta and Ozzy Osborne when the ballet arrives in the capital next month

The company’s new artistic director makes his first mark with this mixed bill set to a sumptuous score

The revered New York dance troupe blazed on the stage

This thrilling revival boasts a terrific, detailed ensemble and some gorgeous choreography

The Cuban ballet star is an undeniable force for good, and no one should begrudge him a sold-out birthday bash

This whirling ballet in the round touches on the darkness of the Grimm story, but ultimately sparkles