Ultra football fandom embroidered into a choreographic tapestry of cultural merchandise and political division

An ensemble dance that hovers on the cusp between human and bird

A cross-continental, multidisciplinary collaboration aiming – and failing – to ask big questions on the role of art and nature in a growingly digital world.

An upcoming Latvian dance artist at a laughing distance from herself

Renewing traditions can renew our ways of being together

Five dancers, one mind. Should we be worried?

Could Silvia Gribaudi be the Bridget Jones we need right now?

Human interaction – between performers, audience members, among us all – becomes a ray of light in this gently moving event 

The hidden and seen aspects of a dancer’s work, constructed as a performance 

From roots in Basque cultures grows a fusion of musicians and dancers, of collective form and individual freedom 

A storming ensemble of ten dancers meets the escalating marching beats of music; together they shake the stage

Breathing life into the new Sadler’s Wells East theatre

The amorous armoury of the male body as both protection from and conduit to intimacy

Three dancers moving through time. Every moment is bound to the past. Every movement has the future inscribed in it.

Unusual connections between Portuguese cow-herding traditions and contemporary aesthetics

Navigating your own self, space and time while making space and time for others alongside

Playing around with non-player characters leads to… Destination FCKD?

A world premiere for a Butoh performance that arises from the conflicts and co-existence of past and present

An ascetic duet for mother and machine – both performing with brain and heart

A retrospective in a ‘rush’ becomes a skilful and yet intimate reenactment that connects past and present

Inviting ghosts to the party, Samir Kennedy’s sweet solo requiem subtly blends loss, hope and desire

A window onto an ongoing exchange project between dance artists in Africa and in Europe

Part Passion Play, part Monty Python, a performance for a three-in-one trio of characters called Andrea

In the latest of his surreal, anthropomorphic and monstrous masquerades, Laskaridis puts fear into the frame

An energetic and unnervingly zeitgeisty work that both comes from and speaks to our age

From krumping to breaking, an intense liberating solo with moving paradoxes

A minimal yet mesmerising choreographic orchestration for mature dancers

Contact, combat and continuity in a ‘remediation’ of 19th-century spectacle

A minimal choreographic language enlivens the present with the past

The pulse of pantsula made palpable

A tender work where going inwards lifts us all upwards

The body as a storyteller in a work inspired by a book of short stories

A poetic other world is magically conjured from cloth, space, sound, bodies – and marshmallows

A Greek work selected for international exposure is rich in ideas, whether as postmodern profusion, density of material or to fill a vacuum

Between mother and son, motherland and migration, this tender tale is moving – if not specifically so