Intriguing and watchable choreography served these talented emerging dancers well, but their professionalism was diminished slightly by the college atmosphere.

An awe-inspiring circus show with truly amazing able-bodied and disabled artists performing together.

Pros: Breathtaking stunts, energetic cast and a belting soundtrack. Cons: No story for you to sink your teeth into, and some uneven pacing. I’ll never forget the first time I walked down Old Compton Street. I’d been in London no more than 48 hours, fresh off the boat from South Africa, and had deliberately weaved my way around the streets to this place I’d heard of called Soho. I stood in the middle of it all, snow started to fall ...

Diverse styles of dance unite with a powerful message.

A humorous and talented couple, striving to get back into the business of performance through beautiful movement and stunning acrobatics.

A unique, timely and unforgettable dance work that will make you laugh, cry and think.

A spectacular demonstration of physical abilities by a company with a strong ethos which could benefit from more theatrical direction.

Shakespeare’s cross-dressing romp 'As You Like It' refracted through the lens of high quality contemporary dance theatre.

Pros: A rare opportunity to appreciate a form of theatre which has been performed without interruption since the 14th century. Cons: As with anything out of the ordinary, this show can be quite challenging to follow, due to the lack of clear narrative elements. In the wonderful world of performing arts there is a theatrical discipline that has been kept alive from the 14th century to this day. Its name is Noh, or Nogaku, and it is a form of classical ...

A vibrant, varied production. Worth seeing for its open approach to difficult subject matter alone.