Ladette embodies the messy, magnetic contradictions of modern British womanhood. Inspired by the ladette phenomenon of the 1990s, when young women adopted the swagger, excess, and unruly confidence of lad culture.

Choreographer Charlotte Edmonds expands discussion around dance in a new interview series featuring Holly Blakey, Julie Cunningham and Julia Cheng

Exploring the essential skills and tools that have helped three artists build their success, choreographer and director Charlotte Edmonds unpacks the practical aspects of the dance industry for Series Two of Cameo – with Blue Makwana, Chandenie Gobardhan and Eve Stainton.

The film is an artistic discovery of identity, leaning into the mythology of Merlin and wizardry, and demons as a metaphorical reflection of the choices we make that sculpt us as individuals. This marks director and choreographer Charlotte Edmonds' first film for Northern Ballet.

Goldfish is a mediation on issues surrounding mental health, sensory overload and distraction in the modern world.

Using dance as a medium to personify the physical and emotional state of a marine life, Ten Million Tonnes hopes to raise awareness about the struggle to survive in a world full of plastic.

SAINT delves into the themes of risk and vulnerability within human connections, drawing inspiration from The Beautiful Brain by Santiago Ramón y Cajal.

Sink or Swim is a poetic depiction of depression through underwater ballet. Delving into the mind of someone in the depths of depression battling to keep their head above water.