A programme of recent works celebrated the sheer breadth and depth of Alston’s musicality

The late Pina Bausch’s company explores love and loss in Alan Lucien Øyen’s piece at Sadler’s Wells, London

Buoyant Marianela Nuñez and witty Vadim Muntagirov lead bravura dance performances

Chairs, smoking, nudity: Dimitris Papaioannou’s new piece contains any number of familiar tropes

The choreographer’s To Create a World moves from the elemental to the emotional

The choreographer’s new work brings remarkable self-possession to its theme

Dancers as humanoids and relationships like Benetton ads — elegant, gender-fluid, commitment-fluid

Choreographers were paired with composers for six short pieces at the newly remodelled Linbury Theatre

The choreographer’s 1974 duet Variations for a Door and a Sigh deserves more imaginative treatment

The latest collaboration between the troupe and the choreographer has bravura solos

Principia was performed as part of the New Combinations programme at Lincoln Center

The influence of the troupe’s diverse dancers could be felt at the Théâtre des Champs-Elysées

The troupe’s two-hour show is impressive, though some routines are over-embellished

The festival is showcasing talented choreographers from beyond the French mainland

Set to Stravinsky’s music, Apollo and Orpheus are a contrast between playful and dark

Ballet de Lorraine performed five pieces in a dance programme with an intriguing twist

The Royal Ballet revives Liam Scarlett’s satisfying work and Frederick Ashton’s classic

Alessandra Ferri was the star of a piece that launched this handsome new London venue

Alina Cojocaru is at the peak of her powers dancing Kenneth MacMillan’s dirty little anti-heroine

The Cuban dance troupe’s 90-minute piece El Ultimo Recurso formed part of the 2019 Cuba Festival

The dancer and choreographer’s piece is packed with ravishing imagery and quicksilver movement

The director, dancers and others offer their perspectives

Choreographer Miguel Gutierrez’s performance piece descends into slobby purgatory

This adventurous annual showcase featured works from Japan and east Asia

Derek Deane’s production at the Coliseum is unashamedly traditional, rich in drama and spectacle