dance

Let's All Dance's offering at this year's Fringe is a near-perfect dose of entertainment for younger children.

An unconvincing demonstration of West African dance and cultural practices.

A fusion of neo-classical ballet, Cuban dance and a funky electronic soundtrack.

A fraught, sexy and often humorous work, exploring the boundaries between chastity and lust.

[Rating: 3/5] Multimedia and dance combine to give a visually stunning but short and succinct show.

Superb Flamenco, juxtaposed with José Val del Omar's beautiful film <i>Tríptico Elemental de España</i>

Fragmented dance theatre version of A Streetcar Named Desire is visually pleasing, but of specific appeal.

[Rating:4 Bombs] Thierry Alexandre's honest and fearless celebration of humanity.

The setting is perfect, but this re-interpretation tries too hard to be contemporary.

London's boldest dance theatre brings <i>T-Dance</i> to the Fringe, exploring how we can touch without touching.