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Lauren Pinard in rehearsal. Photo courtesy Serendipity.

Let’s Dance International Frontiers season launch and initiatives to widen the lens through which black dance is viewed

The Leicester-based dance festival, Let’s Dance International Frontiers (LDIF) has announced its 2026 programme, along with exciting developments in the recognition, showcasing,...

'Abyss' by 99 Art Company. Photo by Lee Dohee.

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A Festival of Korean Dance: A uniquely Korean connection

“By connecting with a culture that is less familiar to UK audiences, I think we offer an opportunity to see universal themes...

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State Ballet of Georgia Brings Brand-New ‘Swan Lake’ to London Coliseum

The internationally acclaimed State Ballet of Georgia, led by world‑renowned ballerina Nina Ananiashvili, returns to the London Coliseum following its triumphant 2024 season with a...

Response Theatre Company's 'I Made You a Mixtape.'

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‘I Made You a Mixtape’: ‘90s-inspired dance theatre that changes every night

Response Theatre Company, a UK-based, female-led company led by Christie Lee Manning, is developing what could be the first Meisner-based movement theatre...

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BRB2 to tour ‘Carlos Acosta’s Ballet Celebration: Diaghilev and the Birth of Modern Ballet’

Birmingham Royal Ballet revives Carlos Acosta’s Ballet Celebration: Diaghilev and the Birth of Modern Ballet programme for BRB2’s fourth UK tour in 2026. Described...

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Reimagined ‘Dirty Dancing’ Becomes the First Show at Capital Theatre

A reimagining of producer Karl Sydow’s record-breaking global hit Dirty Dancing – The Classic Story on Stage will be the first production to open...

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Rosetta Life’s ‘Learn From Us’: Artists living with brain injury share their journeys

In an inspiring show from professional performers and emerging artists living with brain injury, the new disability dance theatre show from Rosetta...

Acosta Danza's 'Carmen.' Photo by Polina Koroleva.

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The depths of Carmen’s passion: Acosta Danza sets off on UK tour

Carmen is pretty famous as the 19th century four-act opera, by George Bizet, frequently produced by operatic companies worldwide since its original...

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A Dorrance Dance Production ‘The Center Will Not Hold’ heads to Sadler’s Wells

Recently appointed Sadler’s Wells Associate Artist and acclaimed tap dancer and choreographer Michelle Dorrance and Bessie Award-winning choreographer b-girl Ephrat “Bounce” Asherie...