The Sunday Preview: Dance
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Your support makes all the difference.Royal Ballet (Covent Garden, 071-240 1066, Wed & Sat mat). Viviana Durante and Irek Mukhamedov open Mikhail Baryshnikov's version of the Russian classic, Don Quixote.
The Cholmondeleys and Featherstonehaughs (The Place, 071-387 0031, tomorrow to Sat). The all-female group and its brother company turn metal into gold in pursuit of a dream in Lea Anderson's Precious.
Volcano Theatre Company (Riverside Studios, W6, 081-748 3354, Tues to 17 April). DV8's Nigel Charnock adapts Shakespeare's sonnets to physical theatre with dance and text in LOVE
Rambert (Northcott Theatre, Exeter, 0392-54853, Tues to Sat). The company performs Mark Baldwin's Gone, Merce Cunningham's Touchbase and Robert Alston's Strong Language.
Laurie Booth & Company (Snape Maltings, Aldeburgh, 0728-453543, Sat). One of dance's most original figures presents River Run, designed by the sculptor Anish Kapoor with sound by Hans Peter Kuhn.
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