Performing arts

Musa Motha's leg was amputated when he was 11-years-old, after being diagnosed with cancer. Now he is a lead dancer in 'Cion: Requiem of Ravel's Bolero.'

People living in Petare - one of the poorest neighbourhoods of the capital of Venezuela, came together on Friday (April 19) to watch a re-enactment of the Passion of Christ.

Classical music and a whole lot more is on offer at the annual event in the Russian city

Italian performer Andrea Loreni thrilled Rome on Sunday (Dec. 11) by becoming the first high-wire act to cross the Tiber. While crowds watched him

Hundreds of lanterns have been launched in Taiwan as part of the Sky Lantern Festival.

The project is giving performances of the classical works of Homer, Sophocles, Plato and more at archaeological sites across the Greek capital.

Russian choreographer Boris Eifman has taken up the challenge of using the plot of a complex psychological novel for a ballet.

The European Oscars Captured on camera for acting in front of the camera – stars of the European silver screen.

Puppetry has a very long history across the Czech Republic and can be traced deep into the Middle Ages.

‘While I was waiting’ by acclaimed Syrian playwright Mohammad Al Attar and director Omar Abusaada tells the story of a young man who ends up in a coma in hospital after being beaten up at a checkpoint

‘Paris de Nuit’ by the Budapest-based Recirquel Contemporary Circus Company takes audiences into the cafes, brothels and dark streets of 1930’s Paris.

A group of refugees are taking to the stage in the UK to tell their stories through the play “Queens of Syria.

The first of the annual Princess of Asturias Awards has been won by the Spanish actress, theatre director and stage designer Nuria Espert. The

Artist Filippo Minelli set off colourful smoke bombs in the courtyard of London’s Somerset House on Wednesday (March 2) as part of a new exhibition