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

An antidote to digital dislocation, guided experiences such as Protein’s En Route reconnect us with place and presence

Slow, steady, serene – an open-air double bill by German choreographer Isabelle Schad

A stripped down but hyperkinetic composition invokes a collective will

Strict forms and unsettling imagery combine to dissolve gender identity

A polished kinetic, aural and videographic walk around joy, guided by Flemish choreographer Ann Van den Broek

Revisiting a work twenty years on, hip hop dance artist Hamid Ben Mahi finds that the fundamental things still apply, as time goes by

An online premiere from Wim Vandekeybus, Olivier de Sagazan and Charo Calvo that ventures into mythic worlds

Edgy performances at the edge of Paris that take us beyond our own horizons

We Bodies is an hour-long performative question on monsterhood, exorcism, domination, docility – and more 

A rapturous fusion of sensation and motion, imagination and engineering, and body with light

A wide ranging exhibition across two museums in Belgium affords fascinating visions of the idea of ‘outsider dance’

Two Hungarian creators on their response to environmental questions in conception, production and performance of their latest work

The intersection of nature with culture – a garden – forms the setting for a site-specific duet by Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker and Radouan Mriziga

Choreography through headphones, motionless performance within our heads, self-isolation and fantasy – Faye Driscoll’s ’audio choreography’ gets inside you

Works in mysterious ways: two pieces by Belgian physical theatre company Peeping Tom

Pere Faura’s extravagant tribute to Bob Fosse mixes mortality with showbiz and mundane life

A farce in the fog of post-truth, post-dramatic abstractions… Crystal Pite and Jonathon Young’s Revisor trails a string of questions

Exploring co-existence and ‘becoming-with’, Daniel Linehan’s new group piece radiates radical softness

A new company are the first contemporary dance show to headline at Berlin’s iconic electronic music venue Funkhaus

The advocate of ‘post-dance’ performs a solo – hashtagged #lonelyformalism – that reassembles his own choreographies

All rise: choreographer, curtains, dancers and spirit ascend in a piece about worldly bondage and higher powers

Fearless performers brace themselves in a questing, questioning work by Hodworks (HU) and Theater Bremen (DE)

Pitching witch against fairy, Florentina Holzinger’s TANZ bares the corporal discipline and punishment of romantic ballet through brutal parody and spectacular stunts

You can see the trees on Happy Island. What about the wood?