Two men embark on an expedition inside the body and beyond the mind, in Jefta van Dinther’s psychedelic Dark Field Analysis 

Recollection, reflection and re-enactment make for a memorable evening in Michikazu Matsune’s new piece about people both present and absent

A workbook choreographic exercise builds to a surprisingly exhilarating finale in Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker’s new Six Brandenburg Concertos 

Doubt and disturbance come to a climax in Jo Bannon’s powerfully penetrating performance

A merger of choreography and sound installation, Finnish artist Taneli Törmä’s COVER sensitively explores the kinaesthetic experience of sound.

They say that Mother knows best, but does she know how to turn that into a performance?

Is dance raving mad to look to the rave scene for inspiration?

A riveting portrait of the disadvantaged white male that meshes beauty with damnation

Dance gets down and dirty – but is it worth the gross-out? 

Can a solo dance piece create, on stage, that much needed room of one’s own?

Three men hunting – but for what, for whom, and why? Anna Dohy looks to the wider stage for answers

Beautiful as dance can be, is it really any match for the beautiful game?