“Man to Monk: Part 1, Man” is a wonderful synthesis of softness and strength, which takes a spectator on an emotional journey exploring...

Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui has conceptualised a dualistic work that Sadler’s Wells has revived for one evening. Icon that first premiered in...

Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing, revisited by director Dom Rawson, assisted by Tom Howard and produced by Gusta Matthews, is an...

Edgar Allan Poe’s The Pit and the Pendulum uses the Spanish Inquisition as a springboard for exploring the psychological complexities of...

This December, London’s Peacock Theatre offers its audience a chance to dive into winter wonderland for the 21st consecutive year!...

Offering a highly diversified Triple Bill, the Royal Ballet showcases its capability to brilliantly present and dance a wide range of...

King’s Cultural Experience Award is one of the university’s award modules that focuses on experiential learning. The 10-week programme...

Marie Rambert, a Polish immigrant and former Ballets Russes dancer, founded her own dance company in London in 1926, which makes Rambert the

La Fille Mal Gardée is but a simple, comic tale of boy-meets-girl, yet undeniably one of Frederick Ashton’s finest. Ideationally set in...

Tuesday October 30th and Wednesday October 31st 2018 Tickets: £12 - £45 This week, Birmingham Royal Ballet’s take on London begins by...