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Matthew Bourne’s ‘Cinderella’ Embarks on 30th Anniversary UK Tour

Matthew Bourne’s epic Cinderella returns for an extensive 2026-2027 UK tour, celebrating the production’s 30th anniversary. The tour launches at Theatre Royal...

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Sadler’s Wells Cheers 30 Years at Peacock Theatre

This year Sadler’s Wells celebrates 30 years at its home in the West End, the Peacock Theatre with a vibrant celebratory programme showcasing the very...

'ManMade.' Photo courtesy of ZoieLogic Dance Theatre.

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ZoieLogic Dance Theatre presents ‘ManMade’ for Solent boys to shine

On Wednesday 18 and Thursday 19 March, 300 boys aged seven to 16 from across the Solent region will take to the...

Collage Dance Collective, wood spring. Photo by David Roseberry, College Dance Collective.

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Beneath the movement: The importance of the dance floor

Dancers can spend hours in the dance studio; it is their place of work and should provide a safe environment that is...

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Birmingham Royal Ballet: A Season Full of Classics, Premieres, and UK Tours

Birmingham Royal Ballet’s 2025-26 season has been a tremendous success so far with a 30% increase on ticket sales from the last...

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Your dance studio is safer than you think in an AI world

There is a specific kind of dread that hits you on a Tuesday afternoon. It’s not about choreography or tuition. It’s the...

Dance workshop with Seungyeon Jang, K-pop artist and member of girl group CLC. Photo by Minglan Xu.

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Precision, power, performance: The dance language of K-pop

In a world where attention is currency, the highly visual and expressive world of K-pop is capturing the spotlight and inspiring dancers...

Michael Nunn and William Trevitt. Photo by Paul Postle.

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BalletBoyz marks 25 years on stage with ‘Still Pointless’

Twenty-five years after Michael Nunn and William Trevitt’s critically acclaimed debut performance Pointless at the Roundhouse, pioneering dance company BalletBoyz returns to the stage. Still...