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

Form undulates with flow in a sensorial choreography of imagination, evocation and presence

Impressive but also frail but also funny, a show that is a little human, a little animal and a little magical

Beyond trivial and beyond tasteful… Holzinger rides again, through pop, schlock and Schiller

Falling, failing and the fates that befall us in Mascherin’s poetically staged physical fable

The impacts of harrowing piece on the ‘science of programmed death’ are felt inside, outside and between our bodies

Anna Kozonina journeys through an impressive programme but wonders why we keep caging dance in black boxes and white cubes

A triple bill of duet encounters with mysteries that both captivate and mystify

Laughing, learning, touring and moving (slowly!) in the face of climate degradation – with Rita Marcalo’s Instant Dissidence

Dance work as material and metaphor for body labour and physical burnout

A mix of live and VR performance in response to Joyce’s classic novel becomes a heady, scented experience

In its (dis)association of word and action, Adrienn Hód’s new work touches a primal fear – of the critic

A singers, dancers and orchestra reach out in a meditation on the unreachability of desire

With its subconscious mysteries and fugitive feelings, Reverie is as much a ‘place’ as a ‘piece’

Time, space, light, cycles – Eleonora Siarava’s Blue Beyond is both cosmic and minimal

A curiously cryptic hybrid morphs into an echo of a singer’s unregretted life

Humans within a more-than-human world – but does the idea outweigh the material?

An audience gently transported from Berlin to Sápmi, to witness a performance of roots, reclamation and resilience

Dimchev’s entertainingly provocative song, dance and quiz-show sees six characters in search of a musical. Meta, much?

A choreographic debut tunes music, movement and personal history

Masculinities and spectatorships questioned up front and behind the back

Buckets, cleaning cloths, soap and water become implements of joyous resistance

An artistic alliance configures everyday movement and moveable panels – to what end?

Dystopian poetry coming from other-worldly dark matter and black blood

Will chocolate and floral flavours in an industrial building form the gateway to a sisterly rite of passage?

Changing the rules of performance – while staying on the same pitch?

Charles Dickens’ bulky, tangled tale boiled down to a soup of familial deception…

On blending literature, theatre and dance – Ben Duke talks about storytelling, embodiment and the classics

Jordi Ribot takes a look into and around the long-standing, many-armed Spanish choreography platform

Choreomanias, contagious movement and collectivity – Mette Ingvartsen delves into the background to her new solo

Based in a Rio favela and fêted in Paris, Lia Rodrigues brings different yet connected works to this year’s Festival d’Automne

Can a theatre event infect a public body with movement?

A troupe of men with hands for fig-leaves are ‘just for you’ in a performance that is both bittersweet and perplexing

A Crip kink dance shows the linkage of liberation and constraint, the leashed and the unleashed – physically, erotically, socially, emotionally