Formed in 1971 by Venezuelan dancer ex-pat Tina Ramirez, this New York-based dance company dedicates itself to preserving and celebrating the legacy of Latin dance, and the experiences of its Latin and Hispanic dancers, who make up the company. Having performed for more than two million people in the United States, Europe, and South America, they have brought the same recognition to their dancer as Alvin Ailey has done for black dancers.

The Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra team up with the renowned Ballet Folklorico De Mexico de Amelia Hernandez for a joyful celebration of Mexican folk culture and history! The vibrancy of the region's folklore rivals that of any civilisation and, through seven wonderful pieces, the ensemble and orchestra take audiences on a journey through it, replete with stunning costumes and beautiful choreography.

Arguably one of Australia's hottest (if not most chiselled) exports, Thunder From Down Under has been thrilling audiences the world over since 1991 with their steamy live shows. Consisting at any one time of Australia's most eligible (and oiled) men, their all-male revue is guaranteed to stimulate the mood of any girl's night out!

Arguably one of Australia's hottest (if not most chiselled) exports, Thunder From Down Under has been thrilling audiences the world over since 1991 with their steamy live shows. Consisting at any one time of Australia's most eligible (and oiled) men, their all-male revue is guaranteed to stimulate the mood of any girl's night out!

Los Angeles Ballet bring beauty into the spring with two of ballet's pinnacle pieces, Stravinsky's perennial fantasy favorite Firebird and the George Balanchine original Serenade. With choreography by Yuri Possokhov, Firebird is based on Russian fairytales about a mythical bird that can be both a blessing and a curse to its owner.