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Edward Scissorhands
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Sadler's Wells, London
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Matthew Bourne's visually striking staging of Tim Burton's film returns to Sadler's Wells.
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Australian Dance Theatre: G
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Queen Elizabeth Hall, London
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Australian Dance Theatre stage Garry Stewart's contemporary update of Giselle.
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Savion Glover: Bare Soundz
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Sadler's Wells, London
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The US tap sensation brings his new, stripped down show to Sadler's.
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Sankai Juku: Toki
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Sadler's Wells, London
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Second of two shows at Sadler's by the leading exponents of butoh, Sankai Juku.
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Mark Morris Dance Company: Romeo and Juliet
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Barbican Theatre, London
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Mark Morris stages an early version of Prokofiev’s Romeo and Juliet - complete with happy ending.
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DV8: To Be Straight With You
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National Theatre, London
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Powerful dance theeatre piece that uses verbatim texts to address homophobia.
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Les Ballets C de la B: Aphasiadisiac
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Lilian Baylis Studio, Sadler's Wells, London
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The Belgian dance company perform a piece by guest choreographer Ted Stoffer.
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Mariinsky Ballet
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Sadler's Wells, London
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The renowned Russian ballet company present two new programmes.
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Momix: Lunar Sea
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Peacock Theatre, London
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Acrobatic dance troupe Momix use UV light to dazzle and delight.
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Scottish Ballet
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Queen Elizabeth Hall, London
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Scottish Ballet's autumn triple bill features new work by Stephen Petronio set to the music of Radiohead.
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in-i
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National Theatre, London
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Potent collaboration between actor Juliette Binoche and choreographer Akram Khan.
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Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo
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Peacock Theatre, London
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The renowned all-male ballet company return to London.
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Dorian Gray
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Sadlers Wells, London
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Matthew Bourne's striking adaptation of Oscar Wilde's novel.
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The Cholmondeleys & The Featherstonehaughs: Dancing On Your Grave
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Shunt Vaults, London
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A gloriously ghoulish new work from Lea Anderson.
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Divas
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Apollo Theatre, London
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Dance piece influenced by the trinity of Edith Piaf, Marlene Dietrich and Judy Garland.
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Goat Island: The Lastmaker
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BAC, London
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The Burst festival concludes with the ninth and final work from Chicago based performance group Goat Island.
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Doris Uhlich: Und
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BAC, London
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Doris Uhlich's dance piece, part of the BAC's Burst festival, features a cast of amateur performers aged between 58 and 86.
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Zeb Fontaine: The Cows Come Home
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Camden People's Theatre, London
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The bovine and human blur in Zachary Dunbar's experimental dance theatre piece.
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The Conch: Vula
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Barbican Pit, London
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A moving and multi-faceted study of the relationship between Fijian women and the sea.
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Press
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Gate Theatre, London
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Pierre Rigal's striking new solo dance theatre piece makes a virtue of limited space.
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Bonachela Dance Company: Square Map of Q4
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Queen Elizabeth Hall, London
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Experimental new work from Rafael Bonachela with music by Marius de Vries.
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