(P)review of Scottish Ballet and Forest of Black’s These Violent Delights in cinemas soon

United KingdomUnited Kingdom These Violent Delights – ‘O Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou Romeo?’ ***

Romeo (Ishan Mahabir-Stokes) and Juliet (Kayla-Maree Tarantolo)inside The Apothecary © Mihaela Bodlovic

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Spring Snow: A Kabuki Winterreise at Wigmore Hall was an unforgettable evening

United KingdomUnited Kingdom Spring Snow: A Kabuki Winterreise: Fleur Barron (mezzo-soprano), Suleiman Suleiman (dancer), Jong Sun Woo (piano), Hibiki Ichikawa (shamisen/shinobue), Sonoko Kamimura-Ostern (choreography), Lifeng Liao (costume and lighting designer), Misa Koide, Sophie Daneman (movement directors). Wigmore Hall, 11.10.2026. (CC)

Spring Snow: A Kabuki Winterreise © Hugo Glendinning

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(P)review of ENB’s The Sleeping Beauty film: ideal viewing for those new to ballet

United KingdomUnited Kingdom English National Ballet’s The Sleeping Beauty: Soloists, Dancers of English National Ballet, English National Ballet Philharmonic / Maria Seletskaja (conductor). Filmed (directed by Ross MacGibbon) at the Royal Albert Hall, London, on 28 June 2025 and available in UK cinemas from 13.9.2026. (JPr) ***

Anna Nevzorova (Aurora) and Davi Ramos (Prince Désiré) © Annabel Moeller

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English National Ballet’s triple bill of dance at Sadler’s Wells is ‘rhythm itself’

United KingdomUnited Kingdom English National Ballet’s Rhythm Riot (choreography by George Balanchine, Jae Man Joo and Micaela Taylor): Dancers of English National Ballet, English National Ballet Philharmonic / Maria Seletskaja (conductor). Sadler’s Wells, London, 24.9.2026. (JO’D)

English National Ballet dancers in Jae Man Joo’s Auguries of Innocence © Photography by ASH

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Hugo Marchand leads a stellar troupe of dancers from Paris Opera Ballet in Los Angeles

United StatesUnited States ‘BalletNOW, Superstars of Paris’: Dancers of Paris Opera Ballet, Elena Bonnay (piano), Julie Sévilla-Fraysse (cello). Walt Disney Concert Hall, Los Angeles, 1.8.2026. (JRo)

Hugo Marchand in Béjart’s Bolero (not in the current program) © Julien Benhamou

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