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Birmingham Royal Ballet: Cyrano
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Sadler's Wells, London
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David Bintley's touring production of the ballet based on Edmond Rostand’s play.
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Royal Ballet: Agon/Sphinx/Limen
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ROH, London
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A Royal Ballet triple bill featuring a brand new work from Wayne McGregor.
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Michael Clark Company
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Barbican, London
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New work from the dance maverick inspired by David Bowie, Iggy Pop and Lou Reed.
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Mark Morris Dance Group
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Sadler's Wells, London
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The first of two new programmes of work from the ever inventive Mark Morris.
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Morphoses/The Wheeldon Company
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Sadler's Wells, London
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Second of two programmes from Christopher Wheeldon's modern ballet company.
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Rambert Dance Company: The Comedy of Change
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Lighthouse, Poole
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Touring triple bill including Mark Baldwin's new piece commissioned to commemorate Darwin.
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Mayerling
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Royal Opera House, London
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The Royal Ballet's autumn season opens with a suitably sublime staging of a work by Kenneth MacMillan.
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Bonachela Dance Company: The Land of Yes and the Land of No
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Queen Elizabeth Hall, London
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Intriguing new work from Rafael Bonachela's eponymous company at the South Bank.
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in-i
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BAM Harvey Theatre, New York
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Actor Juliette Binoche dances and dancer Akram Khan acts in their new dance theatre piece.
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Circa
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Assembly Hall, Edinburgh
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A blend of dance and contemporary circus from the acclaimed Australian troupe.
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Chun Yi: The Legend of Kung Fu
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Coliseum, London
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The global martial arts spectacular comes to London.
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Carlos Acosta and Guests
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Coliseum, London
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An exciting and inspired programme of short pieces from the renowned Acosta.
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Les Ballets C de la B: Ashes
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Queen Elizabeth Hall, London
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New work from the Belgian contemporary dance company at the South Bank.
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Richard Alston Dance Company
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The Place, London
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Two new Alston works feature on the bill as the company performs in its home theatre.
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TrAPPED
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Laban, London
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Maresa von Stockert's dance theatre piece about state control and surveillance.
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Rambert Dance Company: New Choreography
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Queen Elizabeth Hall, London
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Rambert's 2009 season of new work features five short pieces choreographed by the company’s own dancers.
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Bale de Rua
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Barbican, London
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From Brazil to the Barbican with dance company Cia de Danca Bale de Rua.
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Pictures from an Exhibtion
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Young Vic, London
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Daniel Kramer and Frauke Requardt's dance interpretation of Mussorgsky.
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Evidence, A Dance Company/Ronald K. Brown
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Queen Elizabeth Hall, London
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Triple bill of work by Ronald K. Brown performed by Brooklyn-based dance company Evidence.
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Jasmin Vardimon Company: Justitia
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Peacock Theatre, London
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Jasmin Vardimon's ambitious courtroom dance drama returns to the Peacock.
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Protein: Dear Body
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Queen Elizabeth Hall, London
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Luca Silvestrini's comic examination of the pursuit of physical perfection.
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Anton and Erin: Cheek to Cheek
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Coliseum, London
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Slick but predictable show from Strictly Come Dancing's Anton Du Beke and Erin Boag.
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Sylvia
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Coliseum, London
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Birmingham Royal Ballet revives David Bintley's 1993 staging of the ballet by Leo Delibes.
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Pomp and Circumstances
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Coliseum, London
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The Birmingham Royal Ballet presents an engaging triple bill.
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Le Corsaire
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Coliseum, London
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Pirates and princes abound in the second London production by the renowned American Ballet Theatre.
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NoFit State Circus: Tabu
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Roundhouse, London
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The dazzling NoFit State Circus present their latest show.
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Swan Lake
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Coliseum, London
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First of two productions by Kevin McKenzie's American Ballet Theatre.
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Tanja Liedtke: Twelfth Floor
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Queen Elizabeth Hal, London
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Tanja Liedtke's first and only full length dance piece, about life in an institution.
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Pied Piper
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Barbican, London
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Blue Boy Entertainment present a hip hop take on the well known fairy tale.
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Scottish Dance Theatre
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The Place, London
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SDT's 2009 touring programme features an engaging triple bill of new work.
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Eonnagata
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Sadler's Wells, London
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Sylvie Guillem, Russell Maliphant and Robert Lepage join forces in the story of Chevalier d’Éon.
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Hofesh Shechter: The Choreographer's Cut
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Roundhouse, London
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The young star of contemporary dance presents a new take on past works at the Roundhouse.
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CandoCo: Still/The Perfect Human
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Queen Elizabeth Hall, London
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Double bill of new work choreographed by Hofesh Shechter and Nigel Charnock.
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Thomas Noone Dance
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Purcell Room, London
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The UK premiere of a double bill of work by the Spanish choreographer.
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Les Ballets C de la B: pitie!
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Sadler's Wells, London
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The Belgian dance company stage a work inspired by Bach’s St Matthew Passion.
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Traces
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Peacock Theatre, London
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Gravity defying acrobatics from French-Canadian circus troupe The 7 Fingers.
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Garden of Earthly Delights
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Minetta Lane Theatre, New York
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Martha Clark's dance theatre piece based on the Hieronymus Bosch painting.
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Edward Scissorhands
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Sadler's Wells, London
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Matthew Bourne's visually striking staging of Tim Burton's film returns to Sadler's Wells.
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Australian Dance Theatre: G
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Queen Elizabeth Hall, London
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Australian Dance Theatre stage Garry Stewart's contemporary update of Giselle.
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Savion Glover: Bare Soundz
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Sadler's Wells, London
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The US tap sensation brings his new, stripped down show to Sadler's.
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Sankai Juku: Toki
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Sadler's Wells, London
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Second of two shows at Sadler's by the leading exponents of butoh, Sankai Juku.
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Mark Morris Dance Group: Romeo and Juliet
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Barbican Theatre, London
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Mark Morris stages an early version of Prokofiev’s Romeo and Juliet - complete with happy ending.
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DV8: To Be Straight With You
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National Theatre, London
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Powerful dance theeatre piece that uses verbatim texts to address homophobia.
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Les Ballets C de la B: Aphasiadisiac
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Lilian Baylis Studio, Sadler's Wells, London
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The Belgian dance company perform a piece by guest choreographer Ted Stoffer.
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Mariinsky Ballet
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Sadler's Wells, London
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The renowned Russian ballet company present two new programmes.
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Momix: Lunar Sea
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Peacock Theatre, London
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Acrobatic dance troupe Momix use UV light to dazzle and delight.
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Scottish Ballet
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Queen Elizabeth Hall, London
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Scottish Ballet's autumn triple bill features new work by Stephen Petronio set to the music of Radiohead.
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in-i
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National Theatre, London
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Potent collaboration between actor Juliette Binoche and choreographer Akram Khan.
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Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo
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Peacock Theatre, London
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The renowned all-male ballet company return to London.
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Dorian Gray
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Sadlers Wells, London
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Matthew Bourne's striking adaptation of Oscar Wilde's novel.
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Dancing On Your Grave
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Shunt Vaults, London
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A gloriously ghoulish new work from Lea Anderson.
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Divas
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Apollo Theatre, London
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Dance piece influenced by the trinity of Edith Piaf, Marlene Dietrich and Judy Garland.
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Goat Island: The Lastmaker
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BAC, London
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The Burst festival concludes with the ninth and final work from Chicago based performance group Goat Island.
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Doris Uhlich: Und
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BAC, London
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Doris Uhlich's dance piece, part of the BAC's Burst festival, features a cast of amateur performers aged between 58 and 86.
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Zeb Fontaine: The Cows Come Home
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Camden People's Theatre, London
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The bovine and human blur in Zachary Dunbar's experimental dance theatre piece.
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The Conch: Vula
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Barbican Pit, London
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A moving and multi-faceted study of the relationship between Fijian women and the sea.
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Press
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Gate Theatre, London
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Pierre Rigal's striking new solo dance theatre piece makes a virtue of limited space.
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Bonachela Dance Company: Square Map of Q4
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Queen Elizabeth Hall, London
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Experimental new work from Rafael Bonachela with music by Marius de Vries.
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