Scottish Ballet rethinks Romeo and Juliet

Dancer Claire Robertson fulfils a long-held ambition as star of a bold new production choreographed by Krzysztof Pastor

Breakin’ Convention - the Sunday Times review

Breakin’ Convention thrills to a Brazilian beat, but the BRB looks lost in Ashton’s Inferno

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Top Dance: Ballet Boyz; Breakin' Convention '08

The ever-entertaining duo of Michael Nunn and William Trevitt present their greatest hits in Ballet Boyz at Sadler's Wells

Cloud Gate Dance Theatre of Taiwan; Gravity & Levity

Cloud Gate’s Moon Water is too fluid to make a splash

Top Five Dance: The Sleeping Beauty

Lavish revival of the landmark 1946 Covent Garden staging of Tchaikovsky’s fairytale ballet at the Royal Opera House

Entity - the Sunday Times review

Wayne McGregor’s fascination with the brain verges on nerdy, but it creates raw physical thrills

Moon Water

Lin Hwai-Min’s staging has an austere simplicity, with dancing of remarkable humility, piercing authority and discipline

Cattle Call

This self-consciously rude, darkly satirical show tries to forge a link between the herding of livestock and an audition

Entity

Wayne McGregor's excursion into the marriage of science and dance is fascinating but emotionally uninvolving

Nederland Dans Theater at Sadler's Wells - the Sunday Times review

Nederland Dans Theater opens its tour with a dense, dark show

Dancing on Ice at the Nottingham Arena

I have yet to see a single moment of the hit ITV series, but I had a great time at the live version that is touring UK arenas

Carlos in Cuba

The juicy discipline that fuels the pellmell dance energy is admirable, but certain acts can seem repetitive and overlong

Ballet Black

Shobana Jeyasingh delivers with a dance that offers speed and thrusting energy set against a full-on percussive score

Push

Sylvie Guillem and Russell Maliphant's revival of their prizewinning collaboration is nothing short of magical

Gravity & Levity

Lindsey Butcher's ‘aerial dance-theatre' fascinates and thrills with its inventiveness but falls away at the end

Toronto Dance Theatre

There's is little new in choreographer Christopher House's overstretched duet between live action and video imagery

Into the Hoods - the Sunday Times review

Characters such as Spinderella, Rap-on-Zel and Lil’ Red and her Wolf are relocated to the Ruff Endz estate

Carlos in Cuba - the Sunday Times review

Even at his own show, Carlos Acosta has no problem sharing the limelight with his Royal Ballet friends

Matthew Bourne on Dorian Gray

Our coolest choreographer’s latest work turns Dorian Gray into a modern It boy. Why did Matthew Bourne choose Wilde’s chiller?