Lost for ways to spend your holiday in the city? Sarah Marshall and Kate Whiting offer some direction, with a wide range of fabulous suggestions... more
Ferocious showers might have been the talking point at the sixth Latitude Festival but they had competition from showstopping music, punter-pleasing comedy and startling theatre... more
With better direction and material, Sol Picó could be an engaging performer, but on this evidence she has little ability to choreograph to Sadler's Wells's usual theatrical and artistic standard... more
Hans Van Manen is nearly 80, yet instead of taking it easy backstage, the veteran choreographer could be seen signing autographs and surveying the crowd in the foyer bar of Sadler's Wells during the first interval of this celebratory programme of his ballets... more
If your kind of dancing is more street than Strictly, then the appearance of Flawless at The Sadler’s Wells Peacock theatre this Sunday should grab your interest... more
From Strictly Come Dancing to the Royal Ballet at the O2, today’s performers and choreographers are finding a whole new audience. Our critic Sarah Frater guides you through London’s booming scene... more
Four London street dancers who specialise in 'locking, popping and breaking' have beaten flamenco dancers and classical ballerinas to be named one of the best groups in the world... more
At Sadler's Wells the outifts worn by the arty audience exude the essence of the modern dance they're coming to see: sexy, quirky and bold - whether it's an eBay bargain or all Vivienne Westwood... more
London is to host a giant philanthropic arts festival with Martin Scorsese, Youssou N’Dour and African Nobel Prize-winning writer Wole Soyinka.... more
London's top orchestras are to be allowed to employ musicians from around the globe so they can compete “like football clubs”, under new immigration rules announced... more
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