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With its off-kilter comedy and flirtatious touches, this show is Bausch at her most accessible – and beautiful

3.5/5 Pina Bausch’s world of humans on the edge combines abundant silliness with spiky music - and lots of rain

Bausch’s 1978 classic is presented six times, interspersed with memories of the performers, in this epic treatment by Boris Charmatz

From extraordinary human feats to stories of enduring hope, these exceptional films will stay with viewers

On a stage covered in thousands of silk carnations, a beguiling cast of 20 explore fear, fun, control, bunny-hopping and onions, ending ultimately in hope

She was the only black student in her Paris school, constantly criticised for her ‘big butt and flat feet’. But she went on to win awards worldwide, including the Venice Golden Lion. As Germaine Acogny finally hits Britain, the dancer relives her path to the top

A heavyweight drama tells the story of wrestling family the Von Erichs, while the Swedish pop singer finds the love alongside David Guetta

Cito, who had been a dancer herself, spent 40 years working for Tanztheater Wuppertal

At its premiere in 1913, Igor Stravinsky and Vaslav Nijinsky’s Rite of Spring shocked audiences and divided critics. The ballet centred around a straightforward yet brutal narrative – a community selects a sacrificial victim, a virgin who will be martyred to their fertility god to secure a good harvest. The…