The Sunday Preview: Dance
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Your support makes all the difference.Kirov Ballet (Coliseum, 071-836 3161). Vinogradov's revised, some say tampered-with, version of Swan Lake tomorrow to Thurs, and Lavrovsky's moving Romeo and Juliet Fri & Sat.
Tango Para Dos (Sadler's Wells, 071- 278 8916, to Sat). Last chance to experience the subtle nuance of sexual tension in the tantalising tango.
South Bank Gamelan Players (QEH, 071-928 8800, Sun 11 July). Javanese myth with dance, music and masks.
Birmingham Royal Ballet (Theatre Royal, Plymouth, 0752 267222, tomorrow to Sat). Peter Wright's magnificent Sleeping Beauty, acclaimed for sensuous design as well as dance.
London Contemporary Dance School (The Place, WC1, 071-387 0031, tomorrow to Sat). Students perform Alston's lyrical Les Illuminations, Victoria Marks's satirical Here Not Here and Perfume by Chick Eldridge.
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