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• Contemporary dance

• 25th Anniversary of the company

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• Contemporary dance

• Choreographed by Matthew Bourne

• Has a plot

• LGBTQ+ themes

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• Ballet

• Has a story

• For young families

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• Stricty Come Dancing professional tour

• Latin and Ballroom dance

• Classical ballet

• Shakespeare’s ultimate romantic tragedy told through dance

• Great for dance newbies

• Choreographed by Kenneth MacMillan

• Has a narrative

On tour: various locations

• Contemporary dance

• Narrative work

• Inspired by Giovanni’s Room by James Baldwin

• Choreographed by Marcus Jarrell Willis

• Ages 10+ (Contains themes of a sexual nature and depictions of violence)

On tour: various locations

• Stricty Come Dancing professional tour

• Latin and Ballroom dance

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• Modern ballet

• Two shows

  • Premiere of Cassa Pancho’s adaptation of My Sister, The Serial Killer by Oyinkan Braithwaite

  • A new work by award-winning choreographer Chanel DaSilva, making her British choreographic debut.

• Ages 12+

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• Ballet

• Narrative ballet based on the novel by Charlotte Brontë

• Nominated for the South Bank Sky Arts Dance Award 2017

• Choreographed by Cathy Marston

On tour: various locations

• Stricty Come Dancing professional tour

• Latin and Ballroom dance

• Contemporary dance

• Explores the damage that is happening to the environment

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• Contemporary dance

• Explores the damage that is happening to the environment

• Narrative ballet

• For young families

• “About a friendship between a magical cat and a young man with a talent for music.”

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• Contemporary dance, theatre and spoken word

• “A raw, portrayal of the modern young male experience, informed by the experiences of over 750 young people across the UK.”

• Narrative ballet

• Based on the Arthur Miller play about the Salem witch trials

• Choreographed by Helen Pickett

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• Contemporary dance

• Narrative dance

• Retelling of Swan Lake

• LGBTQ+ themes

• Contemporary kathak

• Solo performance

• “A powerful celebration of everyday female heroism”

• Dance theatre

• An exposure of “both personal experiences and patriarchal systems that place pressure on the female body.”

On tour: various locations

• Contemporary dance

• A re-imagining of Alice in Wonderland

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• Birmingham Royal Ballet’s junior company

• Mixed programme of classical ballet works originating from Sergei Diaghilev’s Ballet Russes.

• Repertory includes: The Firebird, Le Spectre de la rose, Les Sylphides, Les Biches and Scheherazade.

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• Contemporary triple bill by French trio (LA) HORDE

  • Weather is Sweet*: ‘catapults us into some of our times’ most pressing questions over intimacy, consent and sex-positivity.’

  • Room with a View: ‘forces us to look in the mirror and ask-what do I care about?’

  • HOP(E)STORM*

• *Premieres at Southbank Centre, London

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• The touring group of the Northern School of Contemporary Dance

• Triple bill of contemporary dance by three international choreographers

  • Swiss-based Luca Signoretti

  • Vietnamese, German-born Thanh-Tú 'Sattva' Nguyen

  • Tel Aviv based Bosmat Nossan

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• A dance theatre work exploring the impact of Section 28, a piece of legislation which prohibited the promotion of homosexuality.

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• Contemporary dance

• Two works:

  • 0g (zero grams) by Melancholy Dance Company: About finding meaning in the mundane

  • A Complementary Set_Disappearing with An Impact by Choi x Kang Project: Explores the gap between dimensions.

• Part of Festival of Korean Dance 2025

Four ballets by British Choreographer Christopher Wheeldon

• Fool’s Paradise

• The Two of Us

• Us (Duet)

• An American in Paris - an extract of the ballet from his Tony Award-winning musical.

• Contemporary dance theatre

• Follows ‘the story of Oona Doherty’s Great Great Grandfather Specky Clark and his arrival in Belfast.’

• Irish choreographer

• Hip-Hop

• Mixed programme of work performed by students and professional dancers

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• Strictly Come Dancing professional tour

• Latin and Ballroom dance

• Flamenco dance

• “A musical representation of the 8 regions that make up the autonomous community of Andalucia in the South of Spain, the birthplace of flamenco; Cordoba, Sevilla, Cadiz, Malaga, Jaen, Granada, Huelva and Almeria.”

• Presented by Daniel Martinez, “a Spanish flamenco guitarist and composer from Cordoba, based in Scotland since 2015.”

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• Contemporary, narrative dance show from Matthew Bourne

• ‘Step inside The Midnight Bell, a tavern where one particular lonely-hearts club gathers to play out their lovelorn affairs of the heart; bitter comedies of longing, frustration, betrayal and redemption.’

• Dance theatre

• For ages 7+

• About living with dyslexia

• Contemporary, narrative dance theatre

• Based on the famous TV show

• Canadian contemporary dance company

• Two works

  • Frontier, Crystal Pite

  • Passing, Johan Inger

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• Contemporary dance

• ‘Loosely inspired by depictions of madness in Hamlet and Macbeth, Ham:beth combines traditional Korean songs with a live rock band to create a powerful gig atmosphere.’

• Part of Festival of Korean Dance 2025

• Dance theatre

• ‘fractures the expectations of the home as a place of comfort.’

• Inspired by Paula Rego’s Dog Woman paintings

• Flamenco Dance

• Mixed programme paying tribute to the flamenco guitar virtuoso, Paco de Lucía.

• 25th anniversary of Sara Baras’ company

• Part of the 2025 Flamenco Festival

• Contemporary dance theatre

• Won 2023 Olivier Award for Best New Dance Show

• “an invitation to question the stereotyping of Black men in contemporary western society”

Sensory, interactive dance show for young children and families.

• Ballet

• Narrative

• Choreographed by John Cranko

• Based on the novel Eugene Onegin by Pushkin.

• 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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• 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.”

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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.’

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

• Immersive contemporary dance performance

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