Performed by a cast with a combined age of more than 500 years, Sonya Tayeh’s bold work pays tribute to the singer’s defiant spirit

Kurt Jooss’s 1932 pacifist masterpiece speaks directly to the present moment in Birmingham Royal Ballet’s powerful revival

The choreographic duo produce an exhilarating double bill for the Royal Ballet

Under Benoit Swan Pouffer, Britain’s oldest dance company celebrates a century of change with an eclectic, exhilarating programme

New York City Ballet’s lively, lavish production finds an entrancing lead in Tiler Peck

The radiant Marianela Nuñez and a new work by Akram Khan lit up an evening with the King

William Trevitt and Michael Nunn on their creative collaboration - and why it’s harder than ever to make it in dance

The Royal Ballet gives six leading men the chance to make their mark as the antihero of Kenneth MacMillan’s masterpiece

Classical and contemporary converge in a convention-shattering triple bill by the Royal Ballet’s resident choreographer

Dancers now in their 70s retrace their old steps in Meryl Tankard’s powerful reboot of Pina Bausch’s seminal work

Olivier award winner Linda Tolhurst’s tales from the National Theatre stage door

An ill-judged work by Kameron N Saunders opens a double bill redeemed in the second section

The ballerina on pursuing her dream and dancing Mary Vetsera in Mayerling

Annabelle Lopez Ochoa’s unexpected, sensual new ballet about the diarist Anne Lister tells a story of love and prejudice through its charismatic star

Meet the team who brought Jordan Fein’s production of Sondheim’s fairytale to life

The innovative company marked its 25th anniversary with Mthuthuzeli November’s piece about suffering and resistance during the 2012 South African miners’ strike

After nearly 30 years at the Royal Ballet, the Argentine dancer is at the height of her powers in a magical Giselle. Plus, Ballet Icons Gala

Sweet Mambo, created a year before the choreographer’s death, is given a haunting, emotional revival by its original cast. Plus, Glen Tetley’s joy-filled world

The late choreographer’s company returns to the UK for the first time in 20 years with all the breeziness and buoyancy for which they are known

This brave, experimental, genre-bending ballet captures the spirit of the author