Scottish Ballet's new interpretation of the tragic tale of star-crossed lovers is spellbinding.

Former artistic director of Nederlands Dans Theater for 25 years, Jiri Kylian remains an in-house choreographer and the programme began with his 1997 work Wings of Wax, inspired by the leg

I have enormous admiration for Scottish Dance Theatre, watching the company develop and mature in the past decade into a world class ensemble of ten super talented contemporary dancers.

This perennial Christmas entertainment may have arrived at the Playhouse Theatre a few weeks later than usual, but it's still a magical winter treat for all the family to warm the heart.

La La Human Steps latest production ‘Amjad’, based on the themes of the classic romantic tales of Swan Lake and Sleeping Beauty, is absolutely absorbing from the moment the production begins until its uninterrupted conclusion an hour and forty-five minutes later.

Sleeping Beauty was the second of Tchaikovsky's three great ballets. By the time it was first performed in 1890, Tchaikovsky had become the most famous composer in Russian history.

Richard Alston, one of Britain’s foremost contemporary choreographers, set up his dance company at The Place in London in 1994. Always popular with audiences, their current tour comprises a mixture of both classical and modern music and dance.