This month, London photography gallery Proud Chelsea presents its first ballet exhibition, Fifty years of the ballet by Colin Jones. Our preview shows a selection of his images.

In March, the Victoria and Albert museum opens a display of more than 50 original prints by award-winning dance photographer Chris Nash.

Get into London Theatre 2011 launches this afternoon, January 4, 2011, at Southbank Centre’s Royal Festival Hall. West End performer and “Any Dream Will Do” finalist Daniel Boys (pictured) hosts the free afternoon of theatrical fun, which includes performances from the Jersey Boys and a lesson from “Dance Captain” Tim Stanley and the cast of Mamma Mia!, covering the finale of the hit show.

There will also be a chance to sing along to favourite West End show tunes; a workshop on body percussion from the cast of Stomp; and a unique “jump rope” demo from resident director Dominic Shaw and the cast of Legally Blonde.

Get into London Theatre offers ticket deals to nearly 60 London shows until February 18, 2011. Tickets are priced from as little as £10 for a wide choice of musicals, dance, plays and opera from Billy Elliot: The Musical to English National Ballet’s Romeo and Juliet.

There are also exclusive Get Into London Theatre activity packages, which means that you can see your favourite show, then take part in a special workshop or meet the talent behind London’s hottest productions.

London mayor Boris Johnson said: “Get Into London Theatre means you can bag a bargain at a time when people are watching their pennies and is a delightful fillip for the chilly first months of the year. It's a fabulous opportunity to discover why our theatre industry is the envy of the world.”

For more information about Get Into London Theatre visit www.getintolondontheatre.co.uk or ring the ticket hotline on 0871 230 1548.

“Moving Movements“ is the slogan of Hamburg Ballet’s new image campaign, which was launched at the beginning of the current season.