dance

Bold, graceful and refreshing: The Cottier Chamber Project bewitches with complex choreographic abstractions mirroring a weighty musical selection.

Lust for wealth is explored in Matthew Bourne’s acclaimed dance piece, based on the passionate score of Bizet’s Carmen.

The traditional Irish style, fused with a modern twist, doesn't disappoint.

A wonderful theatre to perform in, great lighting, super ideas and some clever staging, but Edinburgh College's show is, nonetheless, disappointing.

Inspired by pagan and animist rituals, Damien Jalet and Scottish Dance Theatre's piece is taut, robust and evocative.

A flamenco-infused, multi-disciplinary piece of dance theatre that ranges from exhilarating to clunky.

An effervescent master-class in solo performance that never quite gets to grips with the emotional nitty-gritty of its subject matter.

An intriguing, obscure double bill of exceptionally skilled dance and edgy choreography.

A disconcerting and characterful UK premiere from Dutch dancer Sabine Molenaar

[Rating: 2/5] All Or Nothing's aerial theatre is technically clever, but its vague concept fails to captivate.