Luca Silvestrini’s creation is a fun and surreal mash-up of food, song and dance

As her company hits the road with its first full-scale tour after gaining national portfolio status last year, dancer and choreographer Seeta Patel tells Isaac Ouro-Gnao about realising her quest to stage The Rite of Spring with a rare Bharatanatyam ensemble

Mixed festival with mesmerising highlights celebrates 20 years of pioneering hip-hop theatre 

Theatre Peckham delivers an invigorating and exciting programme, which includes India Wilson’s Innocent Means Not Guilty, Tambo Silavwe’s Ellipsis and Tatenda Shamiso’s Housewarming

Ballet Black’s double bill honours their 20th anniversary with joyous, unafraid performances

London’s Greenwich and Docklands International Festival focuses once more on storytelling, reconnection and community

For his head-spinning new work Saturn Returns, Sonny Nwachukwu considered how he could marry dance and poetry. He discusses finding harmony in mediums, exploring his Igbo roots and celebrating self-expression

A choreographic tour de force

Cleverly curated cabaret that hilariously weaves a narrative through vibrant variety acts

Francesca Hayward and Marcelino Sambé star in Christopher Wheeldon’s ingenious new ballet

This beautifully designed performance comes together as it closes on the effortless Divine Amy Tasinda and Kemono L Riot

Dance double bill featuring potent socio-political commentary on race and gender

Ahead of the collective’s show, House of Absolute’s creative director talks about her journey from street dance to Olivier award-nominated choreographer, her ethos of collaboration and that a lack of formal training needn’t be a barrier to success

Francesca Hayward and Marcelino Sambé steal the show in a triple bill celebrating founding choreographer Frederick Ashton

Akram Khan’s new dance-theatre production based on Rudyard Kipling’s original story sees Mowgli, a refugee in a dystopic London, confronted with the climate crisis