★★★★

This author’s first foray into Flamenco was a high energy affair with four of the best Flamenco dancers in the world taking to the stage for one night only.

★★★

The London Contemporary Dance School’s graduating class premiere Australian choreographer Stephanie Lake’s work COLOSSUS. Epic in name, lacking in result.

★★★★

Following his Rose Prize-nominated creation in London last year, Portuguese choreographer and dancer Marco da Silva Ferreira brings his rave-come-anti-establishment work to Sadler’s Wells East.

After many years on my ballet bucket list, I finally got around to seeing nearly every cast in a run of Mayerling. After 6 weeks of shows, is it still a favourite?

★★★

Hotly anticipated new ballet from Northern Ballet finally hits London. Alas, the result was a little underwhelming.

★★★★

A Festival of Korean Dance kicks off in London with an experimental and sci-fi inspired contemporary number.

★★★

English National Ballet champions choreographic heavyweights alongside the new. Alas neither work truly sparkled.

★★★★

New York City Ballet’s star ballerina Tiler Peck brings her four-work show to Sadler’s Wells. It was the most joyful night of theatre I’ve been to in a long time, and one weak-link away from being my first five-star show in two years.

★★★★

Scottish Ballet’s latest narrative work is the closest I’ve come to giving five-stars in an age. Alas, creating a work around such a complex political narrative was always a big ask.

★★★★

The Royal Ballet’s revival of Giselle is as beautiful as ever.

★★★★

Michael Keegan-Dolan’s ode to Irish pub culture commences its first UK tour. As is the case with this unique choreographer, twists were never far away. Crisp anyone?

★★★

Glen Tetley’s 1960s work contained a brilliant trio of dancers but utterly bamboozling choreography.

★★★★

One of Pina Bausch’s final works makes its Sadler’s Wells debut. But would this soiree be cohesive or chaotic?

★★★★

Roberto Bolle’s inaugural London gala was a night to remember with a perfect mix of contemporary and classical works.

★★★

Holly Thomas explores how sound design can be used to make dance accessible for blind and visually impaired audiences. With so many great ideas, the core story gets a little lost.

★★★★

The Taiwanese dance company take to the stage for Dance Umbrella Festival 2025 with a mournful piece inspired by tragic historic events in their homeland.

★★★★

The Royal Ballet bring back Frederick Ashton’s signature, heritage work after nearly a decade. How will this twee countryside romcom fare through a 2020s lens?

★★★★

The Canadian hip-hop company bring their mirrored and mellow creation to London. But which perspective of this work was the true one?

★★★★

English National Ballet’s contemporary programme opens their 2025/26 Season with an exploration of the artform’s development over the past 70 years.

★★★★

Marc Brew and Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui combine forces to bring the story of Brew’s lifechanging car accident to life.