• Immersive contemporary dance performance

• “A meditation on identity, loss, and self-discovery”

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• ’An intoxicating blend of circus arts and urban dance music, b-boying/b-girling, breakdance, hip hop and more.’

• World premiere

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• Contemporary ballet show inspired by the music and life of heavy metal band Black Sabbath

• Multidisciplinary Arts Festival

• Dance shows include:

  • 19 July: One Sky, Pagrav Dance Company

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• Ballet

• Mixed programme

  • Haieff Divertimento, George Balanchine

  • ‘Pictures at an Exhibition’, Alexei Ratmansky

  • Consolations & Liebestraum, Liam Scarlett

  • New works by Florent Melac and Tasha Chu [select venues]

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• Contemporary dance double bill which reflects ‘on the unpredictable and deeply human experience we all share.’

  • Gallery of Consequence, Emma Evelein: Brings ‘to life the chaos, quiet, and connections we find in transit.’

  • B.R.I.S.A., Johan Inger: ‘A joyful whirlwind of movement, music, and humour.’

• Arts, music and dance festival

• Feature dancers: Cesar Corrales, Francesca Hayward, Melissa Hamilton (Royal Ballet), Andres Zuniga, Emma Von Enck (New York City Ballet), Jinhao Zhang (Bayerisches Staatsballett), Shale Wagman (Paris Opera Ballet). Vsevolod Maievskyi (English National Ballet), Braylon Browner (So You Think You Can Dance) and rising stars from Youth America Grand Prix and Trinity Laban.

• Programme includes:

  • World premiere from choreographer Emma Evelein (performed by Rambert)

  • New work by Jade Hale-Christofi (performed by Jinhao Zhang

  • Uk Professional Latin Champions Anton Sboev and Patrizia Ranis

  • Murmuration by Sadeck Berrabah

• Plus musical performances and art installations

• Festival has been running since 2013 in Mexico, having been founded by Christina Lyon. This is its first London show.

• Hip hop theatre

• ‘Underlined with a resistance to change, a lone warrior journeys through time, with every step full of significance as they battle between hope and responsibility.’

• Arts festival along the Thames Estuary in London, Kent and Essex

• Dance performances include:

  • 21 June: ANCHORED at Chatham Historic Dockyard

  • 27—18 June: SALT at Concord Beach Eastern Esplanade, Canvey Island

• Ballet

• Narrative

• Choreographed by Christopher Wheeldon

• Based on the novel by Lewis Carroll

• For the whole family

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• A new show from Strictly Come Dancing’s Oti Mabuse

• With special guest Flavia Cacace

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• A new show from Strictly Come Dancing’s Anton Du Beke and Giovanni Pernice

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• New tour from Strictly Come Dancing’s Dianne and Vito

• Choreographed by Jason Gilkinson, creator of Burn the Floor

• Flamenco Dance

• Based on Federico García Lorca’s play Pineda

• Part of Flamenco Festival 2025

Festival of dance shows by youth companies and graduating dance students from the world’s leading ballet schools and dance companies.

• Arts festival in Wandsworth, London

• Various dance performances and workshops across the borough

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• Contemporary dance variety show mixing dance, satire, impersonation, drag and writing.

• “a queer look at what it means to be natural or unnatural within ecology and society.”

• Ballet

• Mixed programme of new works by Northern Ballet company members and guest artists

• Ends with an extract from the classical ballet Paquita

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• Mixed programme by postgraduate dancers of Joss Arnott Dance and the University of Salford

• Programme

  • New work by Sofia Nappi

  • New work by SAY (Sarah Golding and Yukiko Masui)

  • New work by Joss Arnott and Lisa Marie Robinson

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• Ballet

• Mixed programme

  • Raymonda Suite, reimagined by Jamie Carter

  • Green Girls, Marika Brussels

  • New Work, Julian Nichols

  • Echoes in Glass, Jamie Carter

• Ballet

• Narrative

• Choreographed by John Cranko

• Based on the novel Eugene Onegin by Pushkin.