The Lilian Baylis Studio

• Written by: Joel Harries

A mixed bill of work that demonstrates the producer's enthusiasm for different genres of dance whilst also showcasing his love of good movement, from Michael Jackson to classical kathak.

Part of a series of talks about the body in dance and live performance, philosophy, science, medicine, anthropology and the arts, curated by dramaturg and writer Guy Cools.

A fun and highly interactive show about a little girl who bravely ventures into a dark and mysterious wood. Encountering tempting trees to climb and beguiling creatures, the tale unfolds as the young audience help to create a magical world using shadow and light to guide the little girl through her bewitching adventure.

This discussion centres on the relationship of artist and mentor and its proliferation over the past few years.

• Written by: Daniel Linehan

Sadler's Wells New Wave Associate Daniel Linehan's modern dance work examining the relationship between technology and the human body. The piece combines video and live performance.

A fun and highly interactive show about a little girl who bravely ventures into a dark and mysterious wood. Encountering strange shadows, tempting trees to climb and beguiling creatures, the tale unfolds as the young audience take to the stage to help build the forest and guide the little girl through her bewitching…

• Written by: Jonzi D

A triple bill, including a return of the acclaimed solo work The Letter and new work.

• Written by: Laura Dajao

Working collaboratively with a range of different artists, Laura's evening features new and existing work, including a re-interpretation of her own dance piece Marionette.

Based on the Jules Verne novel Around The World In Eighty Days, with music and lyrics by Cole Porter.

• Directed by: Abe Burrows
• Written by: Truman Capote

A musical based on the heartbreaking novella by Truman Capote and subsequent film starring Audrey Hepburn, Breakfast At Tiffany's.

Noel Coward's revue celebrated for its sharp satire and clever parody, with many iconic songs that live on as firm favourites today, including Mad About The Boy.

Part of a series of talks about the body in dance and live performance, philosophy, science, medicine, anthropology and the arts, curated by dramaturg and writer Guy Cools.

• Written by: Jimmy Liao

This brand new production is inspired by the work of the Taiwanese author and illustrator Jimmy Liao. Mons invites audiences of all ages to an imaginary world, where we find security, breathe peacefully and stroll leisurely.

Guy Cools interviews the dramaturg about her work in the young research field.

A talk by Sinead Rushe, followed by a discussion with Guilherme Botelho, artistic director of Alias Dance Company.

• Written by: Ella Mesma

Igbokwe presents, a mixed bill of work that will premiere her latest creation Our Mighty Groove, an interactive work that allows the audience to be up close and personal with the performers, recreating a club in the theatre.