The Forsythe Programme - T0801513917A world premiere and two classics from the master choreographer, William Forsythe. In 2022, Playlist (EP) brought the house down. Combining ballet classicism and athleticism with the music of Barry White, Natalie Cole and more, it left audiences "tipsy with delight" (Financial Times). It's back in 2025 to bring pure happiness into our lives! Our dancers will also perform New Suite, an arrangement of eight early Forsythe pas de deux. Set to Händel, Berio and Bach, these memorable vignettes showcase his signature style - rooted in the classical tradition yet layered with unconventional juxtapositions of ballet's kinetic logic. Completing this special programme will be your chance to experience a World Premiere, where Forsythe takes inspiration from the 2nd movement of Prokofiev's piano concerto number 3 in C major Opus 26; "Tema con Variazioni" | |
| 10 Apr 24 to 19 Apr 24 | Sadler's Wells Theatre, Inner London :: V224 listing details L0905104758 |
Carmen - T193809065With its fiery drama and iconic music, Carmen never ceases to thrill. In this reimagined version, choreographer Johan Inger takes audiences deep into the passions and dark undercurrents of the original story - imbuing the enduring tale with new resonance. Sensual and spirited, Carmen turns every head - including Don Jose's. But when she refuses to fall under his control, he plunges into an abyss of jealousy and rage, with tragic consequences. Inger's choreography combines contemporary and classical movement to powerful effect. Nine large movable mirrors frame the action – transporting us from a town square through to the troubled mind of Don Jose. Menace and foreboding loom over the stage, thanks to additional music by Marc Alvarez which complements Bizet and Shchedrin's classic score, performed live by ENB Philharmonic.Choreographer Johan Inger. Music George Bizet. Music Rodion Shchedrin. Music Marc Alvarez (additional original music). Music Alvaro Dominguez Vazquez (orchestration). Costume David Delfin. Lighting Tom Visser. Design Curt Allen Wilmer. Design Leticia Ganan (AAPEE with estudiodeDos). DramaturgGregor Acuna-Pohl. Stage ManagerToby Mallitt. Stage ManagerUrtzi Aranburu. | |
| 27 Mar 24 to 6 Apr 24 | Sadler's Wells Theatre, Inner London :: V224 listing details L934643272 |
Our Voices - Three works showcasing the vast possibilities of ballet - T0450785424The programme opens with the dazzling exuberance of Theme and Variations, a virtuosic showstopper from George Balanchine. Featuring 13 couples dancing to Tchaikovsky, this is classical ballet that is grandiose, yet light on its feet. Intricate choreography, technical bravura and exquisite musicality all lead to a triumphant finale that will leave you exhilarated. Known for her visceral and imaginative movement style, Andrea Miller creates a new work to Stravinsky's revolutionary score, Les Noces. The piece unfolds against set designs from acclaimed artist Dame Phyllida Barlow, with dancers joined on stage by the Opera Holland Park Chorus. Marking 100 years since the work's premiere, Miller's Les Noces examines the power of rituals and imagines the aftermath of Stravinsky's other iconic piece, The Rite of Spring. What comes after the sacrifice? Finally, British choreographer David Dawson takes us on a deeply moving journey with Four Last Songs. Richard Strauss's song cycle is a musical masterpiece, often described as a poignant farewell to life. Underneath a glimpse of the heavens above, twelve dancers unite in Dawson's poetic style to the music's lush, lyrical melodies, ushering in a feeling of serenity, eternity and the sublime.Choreographer George Balanchine (Theme and Variations). Music Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (Theme and Variations). Design Roberta Guidi di Bagno (Theme and Variations). Other Victoria Simon (Theme and Variations - stager). Choreographer Andrea Miller (Les Noces|). Music Igor Stravinsky (Les Noces|). Other Phylida Barlow (Les Noces| - artwork). Costume Danshan (Les Noces|). Lighting Mark Henderson (Les Noces|). Choreographer Emma Thesing (Les Noces| - assistant). Company Opera Holland Park (Les Noces|). Choreographer David Dawson (Four Last Songs). Music Richard Strauss (Four Last Songs). Lyrics Hermann Hesse (Four Last Songs - Fruhling / September / Beim Schlafengehen). Lyrics Joseph Freiherr von Eichendorff (Four Last Songs - Im Abendrot). Design Eno Henze (Four Last Songs). Costume Yumiko Takeshima (Four Last Songs). Lighting Bert Dalhuysen (Four Last Songs). Performer Madeleine Pierard (Four Last Songs - singer). | |
| 21 Sep 23 to 30 Sep 23 | Sadler's Wells Theatre, Inner London :: V224 listing details L0628613134 |
Creature - T95150931Taking inspiration from Mary Shelley's literary classic, Frankenstein, Khan's ballet, titled Creature, is influenced by essential questions on ambition, human endeavour and morality.Producer Opera Ballet Vlaanderen. Producer Sadler's Wells. Choreographer Akram Khan. Music Vincenzo Lamagna. Company English National Ballet Philharmonic. Conductor Gavin Sutherland. Conductor Daniel Parkinson. Performer Jeffrey Cirio (Creature - some dates). Performer Aitor Arrieta (Creature - some dates). Performer Rentaro Nakaaki (Creature - some dates). Performer Fernanda Oliveira (Marie - some dates). Performer Erina Takahashi (Marie - some dates). Performer Emily Suzuki (Marie - some dates). Performer Emma Hawes (Doctor - some dates). Performer Isabelle Brouwers (Doctor - some dates). Performer Sarah Kundi (Doctor - some dates). Performer Ken Saruhashi (Captain - some dates). Performer Henry Dowden (Captain - some dates). Performer Giorgio Garrett (Captain - some dates). Performer Fabian Reimair (Major - some dates). Performer James Streeter (Major - some dates). Performer Skyler Martin (Major - some dates). Performer Noam Durand (Andres - some dates). Performer Miguel Angel Maidana (Andres - some dates). Performer Victor Prigent (Andres - some dates). | |
| 23 Mar 23 to 1 Apr 23 | Sadler's Wells Theatre, Inner London :: V224 listing details L0299039270 |
New Work/Blake Works I/Take Five Blues - T0942760507A dazzling triple bill celebrating the creativity and innovation of contemporary repertoire. Renowned Swedish choreographer Mats Ek creates a new work for the Company - his first for English National Ballet. This new work will be performed alongside Blake Works I, a soulful piece by William Forsythe set to seven songs from James Blake's album The Colour in Anything. Solos, duets and intricate group formations brilliantly combine to reflect the poetic melodies and words of Blake's music. Completing the bill is Take Five Blues by Associate Choreographer Stina Quagebeur, which premiered last year and will be expanded for 2022. Under moody lights, dancers let loose to a jazz-inflected soundtrack, flaunting their talent and spurring each other on. As the recording of Nigel Kennedy's arrangements of classical and jazz standards reaches its peak, so do their dancing featsChoreographer Mats Ek (New Work). Costume Marie-Louise Ekman (New Work). Design Marie-Louise Ekman (New Work). Lighting Linus Fellbom (New Work). Choreographer William Forsythe (Blake Works I). Design William Forsythe (Blake Works I). Costume William Forsythe (Blake Works I). Lighting William Forsythe (Blake Works I). Lighting Tanja Ruhl (Blake Works I). Costume Dorothee Merg (Blake Works I). Music James Blake (Blake Works I). Choreographer Stina Quagebeur (Take Five Blues). Lighting David Richardson (Take Five Blues). Costume Stina Quagebeur (Take Five Blues). | |
| 9 Nov 22 to 12 Nov 22 | Sadler's Wells Theatre, Inner London :: V224 listing details L01484991660 |
EkForsythe/Quagebeur - T273670124Renowned choreographer Mats Ek will choreograph a new work for English National Ballet, his first creation for the Company. The piece for 22 dancers will feature costume and set design by Marie-Louise Ekman, lighting by Linus Fellbom and music played live by English National Ballet Philharmonic. The new work will be performed alongside Take Five Blues by English National Ballet's Associate Choreographer, Stina Quagebeur, and William Forsythe's Blake Works I.Originally created for the Company's 2020 Digital Season and first performed on stage when theatres reopened in spring 2021, Take Five Blues is a joyous exploration of contemporary jazz and classical music which will be extended to a longer one act ballet. Blake Works I is a soulful piece for 21 dancers set to seven songs from James Blake's album The Colour in Anything, first performed by English National Ballet in spring 2022. | |
| 9 Nov 22 to 12 Nov 22 | Sadler's Wells Theatre, Inner London :: V224 listing details L0520223369 |
The Forsythe Evening - T0465570837In 2018, choreographer William Forsythe and our dancers gave audiences a high when we premiered Playlist (Track 1, 2). Juxtaposing ballet classicism and athleticism with the beats of neo-soul and house music, it left the crowd whooping and wanting to join in. In 2021, it returns - now expanded into Playlist (EP), with six music tracks ranging from Khalid and Barry White to Lion Babe, and up to 30 dancers on stage. This dance party just got bigger. Rounding out the triple bill are two stunning works. Blake Works I is a soulful piece for 21 dancers set to seven songs from James Blake's album The Colour in Anything. Solos, duets and intricate group formations reflect the poetic melodies and words of Blake's music. Approximate Sonata 2016 is a series of stripped down duets: their complex choreography surprises and seems to carve out the air around the dancers. Originally created in 1996, Forsythe reworked this piece for Paris Opera Ballet. We are proud to honour this master choreographer in a special programme celebrating his enduring love and curiosity for ballet.Choreographer William Forsythe (Blake Works 1). Design William Forsythe (Blake Works 1). Lighting Tanja Ryhl (Blake Works 1). Lighting William Forsythe (Blake Works 1). Costume Dorothee Merg (Blake Works 1). Costume William Forsythe (Blake Works 1). Music James Blake (Blake Works 1 - songs from The Colour in Anything). Choreographer William Forsythe (EP). Design William Forsythe (EP). Lighting Tanja Ruhl (EP). Music Peven Everett (EP - Surely Shorty). Music Abra (EP - Vegas). Music Lion Babe (EP - Impossible Jax Jones remix). Music Khalid (EP - Location). Music Barry White (EP - Sha La La Means I love You). Music Nathalie Cole (An Everlasting Love)). Choreographer William Forsythe (Approximate Sonata 2016). Design William Forsythe (Approximate Sonata 2016). Lighting William Forsythe (Approximate Sonata 2016). Costume Stephen Galloway (Approximate Sonata 2016). | |
| 31 Mar 22 to 10 Apr 22 | Sadler's Wells Theatre, Inner London :: V224 listing details L1613795282 |
Raymonda - T01812406339Love and courage in a time of war. England, 1854. Raymonda runs away from her comfortable life to become a nurse in the Crimean War. There, she becomes engaged to a soldier, John, but soon develops feelings for his friend Abdur, a leader of the Ottoman army. As turmoil grows around and inside her, who will she give her heart to? Taking inspiration from the ground-breaking spirit of Florence Nightingale and the women who supported the war effort in Crimea, Tamara Rojo, Artistic Director of English National Ballet, creates a new version of the classic story ballet, Raymonda. This adaptation keeps the best of the 19th-century original - its glorious and sensuous score by Alexander Glazunov and the classical choreography of ballet genius Marius Petipa - and updates it with a dramatic new story, introducing a heroine in command of her own destiny. The original Raymonda is very rarely performed in the UK, where no dance company performs it in its entirety. This new version marks Tamara Rojo's first foray into directing and choreographing, building on her illustrious career as dancer and artistic director.Company English National Ballet. Company Finnish National Ballet. Choreographer Tamara Rojo (after Marius Petipa). | |
| 30 Nov 21 to 3 Dec 21 | Mayflower Theatre, Southampton :: V774 listing details L532189228 |
Creature - T01851410671World Premiere (Sadler's Wells). Taking inspiration from Mary Shelley's literary classic, Frankenstein, Khan's new ballet, titled Creature, is influenced by essential questions on ambition, human endeavour and morality.Corporate Sponsor Cunard. Company Opera Ballet Vlaanderen. Producer Sadler's Wells. Choreographer Akram Khan. Music Vincenzo Lamagna. Sound Vincenzo Lamagna. Costume Tim Yip. Lighting Michael Hulls. DramaturgRuth Little. Choreographer Andrej Petrovic (assistant). Sound Yvonne Gilbert. Music James Keane (orchestration). Other Mavin Khoo (repetiteur). Other Nicky Henshall (repetiteur). Conductor Gavin Sutherland. Conductor Gerry Cornelius. Performer Jeffrey Cirio (Creature - some dates). Performer Isaac Hernandez (Creature - some dates). Performer Aitor Arrieta (Creature - some dates). Performer Erina Takahashi (Marie - some dates). Performer Fernanda Oliveira (Marie - some dates). Performer Emily Suzuki (Marie - some dates). Performer Stina Quagebeur (The Doctor - some dates). Performer Emma Hawes (The Doctor - some dates). Performer Sarah Kundi (The Doctor - some dates). Performer Ken Saruhashi (The Captain - some dates). Performer Francesco Gabriele Frola (The Captain - some dates). Performer Henry Dowden (The Captain - some dates). Performer Fabian Reimair (The Major - some dates). Performer Joseph Caley (The Major - some dates). Performer James Streeter (The Major - some dates). Performer Victor Prigent (Andres - some dates). Performer Noam Durand (Andres - some dates). Performer Rentaro Nakaaki (Andres - some dates). | |
| 23 Sep 21 to 2 Oct 21 | Sadler's Wells Theatre, Inner London :: V224 listing details L1766866879 |
Solstice - T1009352616Expect dancing fireworks from classics like Swan Lake, The Sleeping Beauty and Le Corsaire; a passionate duet from Broken Wings (Annabelle Lopez Ochoa's ballet inspired by the life of Frida Kahlo); and joyous steps from Coppelia - as well as reflection and tenderness in extracts from Akram Khan's Dust and Ben Stevenson's Three Preludes, set to Rachmaninoff's beautiful music. The programme hits fever pitch with William Forsythe's Playlist (Track 1, 2). This dazzlingly athletic and high energy work set to neo-soul and house music will make you want to join in. | |
| 16 Jun 21 to 26 Jun 21 | Southbank Centre, West End :: V423 listing details L02024647261 |
Reunion: Laid in Earth/Echoes/Senseless Kindness/Take Five Blues/Jolly Folly - T655610490English National Ballet returns to live performances with five works by renowned choreographers and rising talents. Created and released as films during our critically acclaimed Digital Season in late 2020, these original pieces are performed live on stage for the first time. | |
| 17 May 21 to 30 May 21 | Sadler's Wells Theatre, Inner London :: V224 listing details L1283504381 |
Reunion: An Evening with English National Ballet - T0968089426English National Ballet returns to Sadler's Wells to perform five world premieres. Laid in Earth by Sadler's Wells Associate Artist, Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, expands his moving duet to four dancers. The piece is set to Purcell's famous aria from Dido and Aeneas - sung live by mezzo soprano Flora McIntosh. Sadler's Wells Associate Artist, Russell Maliphant creates ever shifting choreography and uses light as an integral partner in the creative process. Collaborating on this project with video artist Panagiotis Tomaras and with commissioned sound design by Dana Fouras, the result is mesmerising. Yuri Possokhov choreographs for a UK company for the first time. Senseless Kindness is based on Vasily Grossman's great novel, Life and Fate, about a Russian family caught in the Second World War, and set to Shostakovich's Piano Trio No1. In Take Five Blues, Stina Quagebeur responds to Bach's Vivace and Paul Desmond's jazz standard, Take Five, both performed live. The Klazz Brothers' latin and jazz-infused covers of Tchaikovsky, Strauss and Mozart set the tone for Arielle Smith's Jolly Folly. The piece is like your favourite dance number in an old movie musical: fast-paced, surprising and full of uncontainable energy. | |
| 19 Oct 20 to 21 Nov 20 | Sadler's Wells Theatre, Inner London :: V224 listing details L1351824513 |
70th Anniversary Gala: Apollo/Onegin/Carmen/Farruca (3-Cornered Hat)/Swansong/Three Preludes/Dust/Broken Wings/Playlist/Etudes - T1567492961Using archive footage of English National Ballet, Dominic Best, who directed BBC documentaries Good Swan, Bad Swan: Dancing Swan Lake and Giselle: Belle of the Ballet will create a special film which will dissolve into live performance on stage. The programme features extracts from great masterworks which have not been recently performed by the Company. These will be performed alongside excerpts of some of the Company's modern productions. The gala performances conclude with a nod to English National Ballet's early years, with a performance of one of its signature pieces, Etudes by Harold Lander, first performed by the Company in 1955.Choreographer George Balanchine (Apollo). Choreographer John Cranko (Onegin). Choreographer Roland Petit (Carmen). Choreographer Leonide Massine (Farruca). Choreographer Christopher Bruce (Swansong). Choreographer Ben Stevenson (Three Preludes). Choreographer Akram Khan (Dust). Choreographer Annabelle Lopez Ochoa (Broken Wings). Choreographer William Forsythe (Playlist - Track 2). Choreographer Harol Lander (Etudes). | |
| 17 Jan 20 to 18 Jan 20 | London Coliseum, West End :: V376 listing details L1931588832 |
Le Corsaire - T968727212Travel to a faraway land for the adventures of a dashing pirate, Conrad, and his feisty girlfriend Medora. Will they outfox evil schemers and find happiness on the high seas? Expect a swashbuckling romp, full of thrilling dancing by a brilliant cast of performers, with gorgeous decors and costumes created by Hollywood's Bob Ringwood, all set to a romantic score played live by English National Ballet Philharmonic.Choreographer Anna-Marie Holmes (after Marius Petipa and Konstantin Sergeyev). Design Rob Ringwood. Costume Bob Ringwood. Lighting Neil Austin. Performer Erina Takahashi (Medora). Performer Francesco Gabriele Frola (Conrad). Performer Shiori Kase (Gulnare). Performer Ken Saruhashi (Lankendem). Performer Jeffrey Cirio (Ali). Performer Erik Woolhouse (Birbanto). | |
| 8 Jan 20 to 14 Jan 20 | London Coliseum, West End :: V376 listing details L289713331 |
| 20 Nov 19 to 23 Nov 19 | Milton Keynes Theatre, Milton Keynes :: V754 listing details L1696867127 |
She Persisted: Le Sacre du printemps/Broken Wings/Nora - T01445027318In 2016, English National Ballet made headlines when they commissioned three female choreographers to create work that both celebrated and promoted women's voices in dance. In their follow up to She Said, She Persisted, the Sadler's Wells Associate Company revives Annabelle Lopez Ochoa's biopic of Frida Kahlo, Broken Wings and Pina Bausch's "epic, harrowing and ecstatic" (The Guardian) Le Sacre du printemps (The Rite of Spring). And, for her first main-stage commission, Stina Quagebeur, a first artist with the company, takes inspiration from Henrik Ibsen's play A Doll's House in her new work, Nora.Choreographer Pina Bausch (Le Sacre du printemps). Choreographer Annabelle Lopez Ochoa (Broken Wings). Choreographer Stina Quagebeur (Nora). | |
| 4 Apr 19 to 13 Apr 19 | Sadler's Wells Theatre, Inner London :: V224 listing details L1413583053 |
Manon - T0948756065The young and na?ve Manon is torn between two lives: privilege and opulence with the wealthy Monsieur GM, or innocent love with the penniless student Des Grieux. Wanting it all will be her downfall. Aristocrats and beggars, courtesans and harlots fill the stage to take you from a gambling den in 18th-century Paris to a desolate Louisiana swamp, and share with you one of British ballet's most dramatic stories. Famous for its expressive choreography and acting demands, Manon features some of the most challenging roles in ballet. Let our Company sweep you up, to the haunting music of Jules Massenet performed live by English National Ballet Philharmonic.Music Jules Massenet. Company English National Ballet Philharmonic. Choreographer Kenneth MacMillan. Design Mia Stensgaard. Costume Mia Stensgaard. Lighting Mikki Kunttu. Performer Alina Cojocaru (Manon). Performer Joseph Caley (Des Grieux). | |
| 16 Jan 19 to 20 Jan 19 | London Coliseum, West End :: V376 listing details L1988862363 |
| 31 Oct 18 to 3 Nov 18 | Mayflower Theatre, Southampton :: V774 listing details L01493585342 |
| 24 Oct 18 to 27 Oct 18 | Milton Keynes Theatre, Milton Keynes :: V754 listing details L0756646683 |
| 17 Oct 18 to 20 Oct 18 | Opera House, Manchester :: V488 listing details L0307717930 |
Lest We Forget: No Man's Land/Second Breath/Dust - T01101653700To commemorate 100 years since the end of the First World War, English National Ballet revive their "moving and ambitious" (The Independent) triptych reflecting the experiences of those who fought, and those who stayed behind. The programme features works by two Sadler's Wells Associate Artists: Russell Maliphant's Second Breath, in which 20 dancers rise and fall, and Akram Khan's award-winning Dust which is "full of pain and power" (The Independent), as well as Liam Scarlett's No Man's Land ? evoking the entwined destinies of the soldiers and munition workers.Choreographer Liam Scarlett (No Man's Land). Music Franz Liszt (No Man's Land). Music Gavin Sutherland (Arrangement / Orchestration - No Man's Land). Design JJon Bausor (No Man's Land). Lighting Paul Keogan (No Man's Land). Choreographer Russell Maliphant (Second Breath). Lighting Michael Hulls (Second Breath). Music Andy Cowton (Second Breath). Music Ben Foskett (Orchestration - Second Breath). Costume Stevie Stewart (Second Breath). Choreographer Akram Khan (Dust). Director Akram Khan (Dust). Music Jocelyn Pook (Dust). Design Sander Loonen (Set - Dust). Design Kime Nakano (Dust). Lighting Fabiana Piccioli (Dust). DramaturgRuth Little (Dust). Performer Alina Cojocaru (No Man's Land). Performer Isaac Hernandez (No Man's Land). Performer Erina Takahashi (No Man's Land). Performer Fabian Reimair (No Man's Land). Performer Crystal Costa (No Man's Land). Performer Aitor Arrieta (No Man's Land). Performer Alina Cojocaru (Second Breath). Performer Junor Souza (Second Breath). Performer Tamara Rojo (Dust). Performer James Streeter (Dust). Performer Fabian Reimair (Dust). | |
| 20 Sep 18 to 29 Sep 18 | Sadler's Wells Theatre, Inner London :: V224 listing details L978175495 |
Le Jeune Homme et la Mort/La Sylphide - T034196832Le Jeune Homme et la Mort - Last performed by English National Ballet in 2013, Roland Petit's Le Jeune Homme et la Mort follows a young man hopelessly in love with a cruel and faithless mistress. He waits desperately for her, but when she finally arrives, she torments him. Distraught and confused, the young man succumbs to his despair. Performed to Bach's Passacaglia and Fugue in C Minor, with a libretto by Jean Cocteau, Petit's ballet is a searing display of unrequited love and its tragic consequences. La Sylphide - On the morning of his wedding to his sweet fianc?e Effy, James awakens from a dream to see a mysterious and tantalising Sylphide before him. His obsession with her sets off a fateful sequence of events where joy turns to sorrow, love to betrayal and infatuation to tragedy.Performer Ivan Vasiliev. Performer Tamara Rojo. Performer Isaac Hernandez. Performer Joseph Caley. Performer Cesar Corrales. | |
| 16 Jan 18 to 20 Jan 18 | London Coliseum, West End :: V376 listing details L1753868155 |
Song of the Earth/La Sylphide - T1309133609Song of the Earth - Inspired by Mahler's haunting song cycle Das Lied von der Erde, MacMillan brings music, poetry and choreography together to capture the fragility of life, and its constant renewal. Three central figures portray the bittersweet reality of love, loss, and mortality: a Woman, a Man and an enigmatic Messenger. First performed in 1965, Song of the Earth was a point of departure for MacMillan's choreography, surprising and captivating audiences and critics. English National Ballet is honoured to add this revered MacMillan work to its repertoire. La Sylphide - On the morning of his wedding to his sweet fianc?e Effy, James awakens from a dream to see a mysterious and tantalising Sylphide before him. His obsession with her sets off a fateful sequence of events where joy turns to sorrow, love to betrayal and infatuation to tragedy. August Bournonville's classic Romantic ballet is devotedly recreated by Eva Kloborg and Frank Andersen in this captivating production, and is accompanied by an enchanting score, played live by English National Ballet Philharmonic.Performer Tamara Rojo (Lead Lady - Song of the Earth). Performer Joseph Caley (Lead Man - Song of the Earth). Performer Jeffrey Cirio (Messenger - Song of the Earth). Performer Jurgita Dronina (La Sylphide). Performer Isaac Hernandez (James - La Sylphide). | |
| 9 Jan 18 to 13 Jan 18 | London Coliseum, West End :: V376 listing details L01675606075 |
| 17 Oct 17 to 21 Oct 17 | Milton Keynes Theatre, Milton Keynes :: V754 listing details L0753784449 |
| 11 Oct 17 to 14 Oct 17 | Palace Theatre, Manchester :: V490 listing details L1716967624 |
Kenneth MacMillan: a National Celebration - Song of the Earth - T01820246088Kenneth MacMillan first heard Gustav Mahler's Das Lied von der Erde in 1958. He immediately fell in love with Mahler's elegiac score and determined to set it for ballet. He created his Song of the Earth in 1965 for Stuttgart Ballet, on the invitation of his friend John Cranko. The ballet was instantly acclaimed and The Royal Ballet took the piece into its repertory only six months after the Stuttgart premiere. MacMillan introduced a narrative thread to the piece's six movements, drawing on imagery from Hans Bethge's translation of the six Tang dynasty-era poems used by Mahler. Marcia Hayd?e created the role of the woman, a figure of loneliness isolated from the movements of the corps de ballet around her. In MacMillan's hands Death becomes a gentle, ever-present companion. Earthbound, non-classical movements morph seamlessly into modernist curves in a work of breathtaking beauty and power.Choreographer Kenneth MacMillan. Music Gustav Mahler. Design Nicholas Georgiadis. Lighting John B Read. | |
| 24 Oct 17 to 1 Nov 17 | Royal Opera House, West End :: V377 listing details L1820766195 |
Emerging Dancer - T02074058678Success in ballet requires a huge amount of hard work, talent and creative curiosity. Through this annual event, English National Ballet recognises the excellence of its artists. Selected by their peers, six of the company's most promising dancers perform in front of an eminent panel of expert judges, before one receives the 2017 Emerging Dancer Award. This inspiring evening is a fantastic opportunity to watch rising stars flourish, and witness how far their dedication has taken them. The recipients of the People's Choice Award, selected by members of the public, and the Corps de Ballet Award, acknowledging the work on and off-stage of a member of the Corps de Ballet, will also be revealed. | |
| 25 May 17 | Sadler's Wells Theatre, Inner London :: V224 listing details L679833613 |
The Rite of Spring/In the Middle, Somewhat Elevated/Adagio Hammerklavier - T1749221524The Rite of Spring - Pina Bausch's production features 13 male and 13 female dancers and a stage covered in soil. Dancing the selection and sacrifice of a terrified victim, it is as gut-wrenching and galvanising as Stravinsky's score, performed live by English National Ballet Philharmonic. English National Ballet is honoured to be only the second Company in the world beyond Tanztheater Wuppertal, and the only UK Company to perform Bausch's masterpiece, not seen in the UK since 2008. In the Middle, Somewhat Elevated - With "this classic loaded with extreme moves and killer attitude" (The Times), William Forsythe started a completely new school of choreography, deconstructing classical ballet. Set against a bare stage it is danced by nine individuals culminating in a fierce display of technical and physical wizardry. Adagio Hammerklavier - As the first notes of Beethoven's pensive piano Sonata No 29, Op 106 play out, three couples slowly walk on stage. Eyes downcast, they set the tone for this cool, lyrical work by Hans van Manen, "one of the great masters" (The Guardian) of ballet.Choreographer Pina Bausch (The Rite of Spring). Choreographer William Forsythe (The Middle Somewhat Elevated). Choreographer Hans van Manen (Adagio Hammerklavier). | |
| 23 Mar 17 to 1 Apr 17 | Sadler's Wells Theatre, Inner London :: V224 listing details L297564607 |
She Said - T0993156722World Premiere. English National Ballet's triple bill features three new pieces created by world-class female choreographers Aszure Barton, Annabelle Lopez Ochoa and Yabin Wang. Between them, the trio have worked with some of the world's top dance companies and artists - including Dutch National Ballet (Lopez Ochoa), Sydney Dance Company (Barton) and Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui (Wang). Set to a new score by Mason Bates, Aszure Barton creates a piece fuelled by the individuality of the dancers, while Annabelle Lopez Ochoa collaborates with director Nancy Meckler to present the story of the iconic artist Frida Kahlo. Closing the evening, Yabin Wang brings the Greek heroine Medea into the realm of classical China, set against a flowing silk backdrop and to new music by Jocelyn Pook.Choreographer Aszure Barton. Choreographer Annabelle Lopez Ochoa. Choreographer Yabin Wang. | |
| 13 Apr 16 to 16 Apr 16 | Sadler's Wells Theatre, Inner London :: V224 listing details L01374083871 |
Lest We Forget: Second Breath/No Man's Land/Duet - T1280305177Award-winning British choreographers Akram Khan, Russell Maliphant and Liam Scarlett have created works honouring the 100th anniversary of the Great War. Completing this programme for English National Ballet is George Williamson's Firebird. This is the first time that Akram Khan and Russell Maliphant have collaborated with a classical ballet company in creating work which fuses the classical ballet traditions with modern contemporary dance. Lest We Forget promises to be a landmark event in British ballet appealing to contemporary dance audiences as well as ballet devotees. Running time: 2hrs 50mins with intervalsChoreographer Russell Maliphant (Second Breath). Lighting Michael Hulls (Second Breath). Music Andy Cowton (Second Breath). Orchestration Ben Foskett (Second Breath). Costume Stevie Stewart (Second Breath). Choreographer Liam Scarlett (No Man's Land). Music Liszt (No Man's Land). Design Jon Bausor (No Man's Land). Lighting Paul Keogan (No Man's Land). Choreographer Akram Khan (Duet). Music Jocelyn Pock (Duet). DramaturgRuth Little (Duet). Costume Kimie Nakano (Duet). Lighting Fabiana Piccioli (Duet). Design Sander Loonen (Duet). | |
| 24 Nov 15 | Palace Theatre, Manchester :: V490 listing details L01983015726 |
| 20 Oct 15 | Milton Keynes Theatre, Milton Keynes :: V754 listing details L01195915516 |
| 8 Sep 15 to 12 Sep 15 | Sadler's Wells Theatre, Inner London :: V224 listing details L184610680 |
Choreographics - T917980754Each year English National Ballet encourages its dancers to choreograph their own programme of new work. For 2015, each dancer/choreographer will create a work inspired by the theme of post-war America. As a part of the process, they will receive mentoring from the renowned choreographer, dancer and Sadler's Wells Associate Artist Russell Maliphant, and mentor Kerry Nicholls, as well as musical guidance from Music Director Gavin Sutherland. The finished pieces will be performed at Choreographics, an event opened by the 2015 Choreographic Competition winner from English National Ballet School. Running time: 1hr 40mins (including one 20min interval) | |
| 19 Jun 15 to 20 Jun 15 | The Lilian Baylis Theatre, Inner London :: V236 listing details L0797934795 |
Modern Masters: Petite Mort/Spring and Fall/In the Middle Somewhat Elevated - T02147200301Petite Mort - Created in 1991, Jir? Kyli?n's poetic piece, features six men, six women, and six fencing foils, symbolising energy, silence and sexuality. Performed to the slow movements of two Mozart Piano Concerti, the foils slowly become dancing partners, as the brutality of everyday life is revealed. Petite Mort is a quintessential Kyli?n masterwork, loved by our audience and our dancers when we performed it last year. Spring and Fall - In the same year that Petite Mort was premiered, Hamburg Ballet's John Neumeier, a new master of narrative and dramatic ballet, created Spring and Fall. Set to the Dvor?k's Serenade for Strings in E Major, it is a work for two couples and corps de ballet and takes its narrative from the tension in the music. Spring and Fall is not in the repertoire of any other UK company. In the Middle, Somewhat Elevated - With In the Middle, Somewhat Elevated, William Forsythe started a completely new school of choreography, deconstructing classical ballet and liberating a new generation of classical dancers to show off their abilities. Set against a bare stage it is danced by nine individuals culminating in a fierce display of technical and physical wizardry.Choreographer Jiri Kylian (Petite Mort). Music W.A. Mozart (Petite Mort). Design Jiri Kylian (Petite Mort). Costume Joke Visser (Petite Mort). Lighting Jiri Kylian (concept Petite Mort). Lighting Joop Caboort (realisation - Petite Mort). Choreographer John Neumeier (Spring and Fall). Music Antonin Dvorak (Spring and Fall). Lighting John Neumeier (Spring and Fall). Costume John Neumeier (Spring and Fall). Choreographer William Forsythe (In the Middle Somewhat Elevated). Music Thom Willems (In the Middle Somewhat Elevated collaborating with Les Stuck). Lighting William Forsythe (In the Middle Somewhat Elevated). Costume William Forsythe (In the Middle Somewhat Elevated). | |
| 10 Mar 15 to 15 Mar 15 | Sadler's Wells Theatre, Inner London :: V224 listing details L0386899110 |
English National Ballet's Emerging Dancer Competition 2014 - T01429304316 | |
| 19 May 14 | Lyceum Theatre, West End :: V422 listing details L172443887 |
Lest We Forget - T0491682530Award-winning British choreographers Akram Khan, Russell Maliphant and Liam Scarlett have created works honouring the 100th anniversary of the Great War. Completing this programme for English National Ballet is George Williamson's Firebird. This is the first time that Akram Khan and Russell Maliphant have collaborated with a classical ballet company in creating work which fuses the classical ballet traditions with modern contemporary dance. Lest We Forget promises to be a landmark event in British ballet appealing to contemporary dance audiences as well as ballet devotees. Running time: 2hrs 50mins with intervalsChoreographer Akram Khan. Choreographer Russell Maliphant. Choreographer Liam Scarlett. Choreographer George Williamson. Performer Tamara Rojo. Performer Alina Cojocaru. | |
| 2 Apr 14 to 12 Apr 14 | Barbican Centre, West End :: V371 listing details L1022877873 |
ENB Company Class - T01268535158 | |
| 30 Nov 13 | Bristol Hippodrome, Bristol :: V856 listing details L17721677 |
| 23 Nov 13 | Liverpool Empire Theatre, Liverpool :: V534 listing details L75891450 |
| 2 Nov 13 | New Theatre, Oxford :: V802 listing details L01721679657 |
ENB Family Dance Workshop - T1910239750 | |
| 30 Nov 13 | Bristol Hippodrome, Bristol :: V856 listing details L89963065 |
ENB: Uncovering Le Corsaire - T01161541301 | |
| 28 Nov 13 | Bristol Hippodrome, Bristol :: V856 listing details L174716594 |
ENB Live Drawing Event - T980770927 | |
| 27 Nov 13 | Bristol Hippodrome, Bristol :: V856 listing details L0585961017 |
| 21 Nov 13 | Liverpool Empire Theatre, Liverpool :: V534 listing details L1792258796 |
| 1 Nov 13 | New Theatre, Oxford :: V802 listing details L1345679298 |
| 18 Oct 13 | Milton Keynes Theatre, Milton Keynes :: V754 listing details L1675892789 |
ENB: The Nutcracker Dance and Design Workshop - T2000875311 | |
| 23 Nov 13 | Liverpool Empire Theatre, Liverpool :: V534 listing details L01175509338 |
ENB Dance is the Word Workshop - T1045383361 | |
| 22 Nov 13 | Liverpool Empire Theatre, Liverpool :: V534 listing details L891636152 |
| 1 Nov 13 | New Theatre, Oxford :: V802 listing details L1206166464 |
ENB Centre Stage Series - T0898192678 | |
| 2 Nov 13 | New Theatre, Oxford :: V802 listing details L0676360483 |
ENB: Adult and Youth Ballet Workshops - T273769702 | |
| 15 Oct 13 | Milton Keynes Theatre, Milton Keynes :: V754 listing details L1715446937 |
A Tribute to Rudolf Nureyev - T205404348275 years after Nureyev's birth and 20 since his death, English National Ballet celebrates the legacy of this uniquely gifted dancer from his traditional classical beginnings through to his inspirational innovation. Petrushka is a hopelessly romantic puppet trapped in a love triangle with the Ballerina and the Moor, choreographed by Fokine to Stravinsky's score. Nureyev danced Petrushka throughout his career and all around the world. Song of a Wayfarer by Maurice B?jart is one of the most beautiful ballets ever created for the male dancer, set to Mahler's first song cycle. This work marked Nureyev's move to the French contemporary repertoire in the early 1970s. Raymonda Act III was choreographed by Marius Petipa, creator of The Sleeping Beauty. The celebratory final act contains some of his finest work to Glazunov's magnificent score. Nureyev mounted this version in 1969, a memory of his formative years at the Mariinsky. | |
| 25 Jul 13 to 27 Jul 13 | London Coliseum, West End :: V376 listing details L0116023971 |
T1805940986English National Ballet and the Royal College of Music have joined forces for a unique collaboration presented on 3 and 4 May 2013 at The Place, London. With just a week to go, these up-and-coming choreographers and composers are putting the final touches to what is set to be one of London's most exciting showcases of new choreography and composition. Choreographics is directed by English National Ballet Associate Artist George Williamson who has asked the dancers to choose a letter as inspiration for their work. With this as a starting point, choreographer and composer will work together as partners, exploring and building the relationship between dance and music. Over twenty dancers from English National Ballet will be performing in these collaborations including Emerging Dancer 2013 winner Nancy Osbaleston, Emerging Dancer 2013 nominee Alison McWhinney and winner of the Critics' Circle Award for outstanding classical performance, Ksenia Ovsyanick.Choreographer Stina Quagebeur. Music laurence Osborn. Choreographer Makoto Nakamura. Music Gerardo Gozzi. Choreographer Fabian Reimair. Music Raquel Garcia Tomas. Choreographer Tamarin Stott. Music Ryan Cockerham. Choreographer Anton Lukovkin. Music Andrew Baldwin. | |
| 3 May 13 to 4 May 13 | The Place Theatre, Inner London :: V240 listing details L0480221148 |
Ecstasy and Death: Petite Mort/Le Jeune Homme et la Mort/Etudes - T463131547Three contrasting 20th century ballets of magnificent choreography and deep poetic emotion, showcasing the company's stylistic versatility, technical brilliance and dramatic flair. Petite Mort is danced to two Mozart piano concertos and explores energy, silence and sexuality. This Company premiere of Jir? Kyli?n's beautiful, poetic piece, is a landmark of contemporary choreography. Le Jeune Homme et la Mort is Roland Petit's choreographic masterpiece. It concerns a faithless woman tormenting her young lover, driving him to despair. It has attracted some of the greatest male dancers, from Nureyev to Baryshnikov. Etudes is Harald Lander's classical, glamorous celebration of how a daily ballet class develops from simple stretching at the barre to a full virtuoso performance showcasing the artistry and skills of the corps de ballet.Music Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Music Johann Sebastian Bach. Music Knudage Riisager. Design Georges Wakhevitch (after Rolf Gerard). Lighting Joop Caboort. Lighting Jean-Michel Desire. Lighting David Moh. Costume Joke Visser. Costume Barbara Karinska. Choreographer Kiri Kylian. Design Jiri Kylian. Choreographer Roland Petit. Choreographer Harald Lander. Performer Tamara Rojo. Performer Nicolas Le Riche. Performer Carlos Acosta. Performer Jia Zhang. Performer Erina Takahashi. Performer Vadim Muntagirov. Performer James Forbat. Performer Esteban Berlanga. Performer Shiori Kase. Performer Dmitri Gruzdyev. Performer Ken Saruhashi. Performer Arionel Vargas. Performer Zhanat Atymtayev. | |
| 18 Apr 13 to 21 Apr 13 | London Coliseum, West End :: V376 listing details L0299439038 |
Emerging Dancer Award 2013 - T649645271The Emerging Dancer Competition, now in its fourth year, is English National Ballet's annual competition that recognises and nurtures talent, and encourage excellence in the Company. Come and experience the excitement of seeing young talent in the live final as the six Emerging Dancer nominees perform two solos in front of an eminent panel of expert judges. The 2013 Emerging Dancer Award winner is announced at the end of the evening together with the recipient of The People's Choice Award, which is voted for by members of the public. This is a fantastic opportunity to see extraordinary talent flourish in an intimate venue. The search is on for the stars of tomorrow! | |
| 4 Mar 13 | Southbank Centre, West End :: V423 listing details L01545671742 |
Beyond Ballets Russes - Programme 2: World Premiere of new Toer van Schayk work/Apollo/Suite en Blanc - T0712710354English National Ballet celebrates the legacy of the Ballets Russes with performances inspired by some of the troupe's great works. Ballets Russes productions were collaborations with major choreographers, composers, artists and dancers of the time including Pavlova, Picasso, Debussy, Chanel, Matisse, Nijinsky and Stravinsky. The Chanel legacy lives on with Balanchine's Apollo where "The Muses' Lagerfeld tutus are beautiful, and a happy link with the fact that Gabrielle Chanel designed costumes for the Muses in 1928" (The Financial Times). This ballet by George Balanchine - himself a Ballets Russes dancer - is a neo-classical masterpiece which marked the young Balanchine's first collaboration with Stravinsky. Following hit performances by English National Ballet in 2001, Suite en Blanc returns to the London Coliseum. It is a glittering heritage ballet which was choreographed by one of Diaghilev's star dancers Serge Lifar - "as flamboyant and proud, and life-enhancing a confection as any made before or since" (The Independent on Sunday). Toer van Schayk creates a new work especially for this season in the spirit of the Ballets Russes. | |
| 28 Mar 12 to 1 Apr 12 | London Coliseum, West End :: V376 listing details L271426817 |
Beyond Ballets Russes - Programme 1: L'apres-midi d'un/Faun(e)/Firebird/The Rite of Spring - T01315699877English National Ballet celebrates the legacy of the Ballets Russes with performances inspired by some of the troupe's great works. Ballets Russes productions were collaborations with major choreographers, composers, artists and dancers of the time including Pavlova, Picasso, Debussy, Chanel, Matisse, Nijinsky and Stravinsky. This programme sees the World Premiere of a new Firebird choreographed by young British choreographer George Williamson with designs by David Bamber. David Dawson's Faun(e) which was described as 'rapturous' by The Sunday Times, is performed alongside Dawson's inspiration, Nijinsky's L'apres-midi d'un faune which caused huge controversy at its premiere with its hauntingly beautiful Debussy score. The finale is MacMillan's magnificent reworking of the visceral The Rite of Spring. | |
| 22 Mar 12 to 27 Mar 12 | London Coliseum, West End :: V376 listing details L01059027007 |
T0794604017Join English National Ballet for an evening of music, dance and poetry from a time when Greek Gods and Goddesses ruled the universe from atop Mount Olympus. Sip wines and enjoy a sumptuous three course dinner while enjoying performances from English National Ballet's star dancers and surprise musical entertainment. There is also an opportunity to bid for unique and exclusive items in both the silent and live auctions which aim to raise vital funds for the company. | |
| 12 Mar 12 | General, Inner London :: V1231 listing details L1749560582 |
T620626200The epic space of the North Duveen gallery will be buzzing with life as English National Ballet animates Picasso and Modern British Art with ballet classes, workshops, rehearsals and performances. The programme includes opportunities to watch, sketch and even join in over the course of the week. English National Ballet's residency at Tate Britain is an extraordinary opportunity to witness dance and visual art together, and explore how Picasso was so enthused by the great ballet Company. The artistic culmination of the residency will be performances of three ballets commissioned by English National Ballet especially for Tate Britain and the Picasso and Modern British Art exhibition which will be premiered in the Duveen galleries at Late at Tate on Friday 2 March. The full schedule of activities will be available from 6 February. It is not necessary to book for the majority of the week's activities but some events will be ticketed (free tickets available on the day). | |
| 27 Feb 12 to 4 Mar 12 | Tate Britain, Inner London :: V01727332466 listing details L510243539 |
Strictly Gershwin - T624639913A dazzling homage to George Gerswhin, the big band era and the razmatazz of the thirties, guaranteed to to get your toes tapping and your spirits soaring. Each performance will feature international guest stars including Royal Ballet principal Tamara Rojo, Stuttgart Ballet’s Friedemann Vogel, Guillaume Cote from the National Ballet of Canada and tap dancers Douglas Mills and Paul Robinson.Producer Raymond Gubbay. Company English National Ballet. Director Derek Deane. Choreographer Derek Deane. Musical Director Gareth Valentine. Design Roberta Guidi di Bagno. Costume Roberta Guidi di Bagno. Lighting Howard Harrison. Performer Maria Friedman. Performer Tamara Rojo. Performer Daria Klimentova. Performer Elena Glurdjidze. Performer Arionel Vargas. Performer Vadim Muntagirov. Performer Friedemann Vogel. Performer Guillaume Cote. Performer Douglas Mills. Performer Paul Robinson. Performer Jonathan Scott (piano). | |
| 14 Feb 12 to 18 Feb 12 | Bristol Hippodrome, Bristol :: V856 listing details L679614334 |
| 4 Jan 12 to 15 Jan 12 | London Coliseum, West End :: V376 listing details L0769488452 |
| 15 Nov 11 to 19 Nov 11 | Milton Keynes Theatre, Milton Keynes :: V754 listing details L0721326264 |
| 1 Nov 11 to 5 Nov 11 | Liverpool Empire Theatre, Liverpool :: V534 listing details L01398921786 |
| 25 Oct 11 to 29 Oct 11 | Wales Millennium Centre, Cardiff :: V1984858935 listing details L01512594448 |
| 18 Oct 11 to 22 Oct 11 | Mayflower Theatre, Southampton :: V774 listing details L01604555494 |
| 12 Oct 11 to 15 Oct 11 | Palace Theatre, Manchester :: V490 listing details L01593453319 |
| 6 Oct 11 to 9 Oct 11 | New Theatre, Oxford :: V802 listing details L1507621848 |
| 9 Jun 11 to 19 Jun 11 | Royal Albert Hall, Inner London :: V221 listing details L01964490084 |
Carmen/Le Jeune Homme et la Mort/L'Arlesienne - T0846350420Choreographer Roland Petit. Performer Fernanda Oliveira (Carmen). | |
| 21 Jul 11 to 24 Jul 11 | London Coliseum, West End :: V376 listing details L1247532087 |
Black & White: Resolution/Men Y Men/Suite en Blanc - T01276791412Music Gustav Mahler. Music Sergei Rachmaninoff. Choreographer Wayne Eagling. Choreographer Van le Ngoc. Performer Daria Klimentove. Performer Vadim Muntagirov. Performer Fernanda Oliveira. Performer Max Westwell. | |
| 16 Mar 11 to 19 Mar 11 | London Coliseum, West End :: V376 listing details L426514720 |
Programme 1- Apollo/Le Spectre de la Rose/The Dying Swan/L'après-midi d'un Faune/Schéhérazade - T01136452905 | |
| 16 Jun 09 to 20 Jun 09 | Sadler's Wells Theatre, Inner London :: V224 listing details L01494699538 |
Programme 2 - Les Sylphides/Le Spectre de la Rose/The Dying Swan/L'après-midi d'un Faune/The Rite of Spring - T228478170 | |
| 17 Jun 09 to 20 Jun 09 | Sadler's Wells Theatre, Inner London :: V224 listing details L01551042339 |
Exploring Ballets Russes - The Dying Swan/Schéhérazade - T01689429831 | |
| 18 Jun 09 | Sadler's Wells Theatre, Inner London :: V224 listing details L524428952 |
Festival Ballet - Etudes/A Million Kisses to my Skin/Resolution - T1883844272English National Ballet makes a triumphant return with a thrilling programme of one-act ballets. Etudes is a glamorous celebration of the dancers' daily ballet class, moving from simple stretching at the barre to steps showcasing the virtuosity and bravura which make performances so exciting. [David Dawson]’s A Million Kisses to my Skin returns to English National Ballet’s repertoire. This inventive and fast moving ballet is a passionate rollercoaster of lyrical elegance and sublime beauty, set to Bach’s Concerto No.1 in D minor. The programme is completed by a new piece from Artistic Director, [Wayne Eagling] Resolution. July 3 14:00 - Exploring Etudes - A special performance looks at the rehearsal process which goes into staging a ballet like Etudes. | |
| 2 Jul 08 to 5 Jul 08 | Southbank Centre, West End :: V423 listing details L01853362741 |
Swan into Spring - T01577883007Featuring highlights from Swan Lake and other ballets.Corporate Sponsor skyARTS. | |
| 25 Mar 08 to 26 Mar 08 | Bristol Hippodrome, Bristol :: V856 listing details L0320199552 |
| 11 Mar 08 to 12 Mar 08 | Mayflower Theatre, Southampton :: V774 listing details L1877120525 |
The Snow Queen - T1497801594The Snow Queen is a touching, gothic fairytale which will be lavishly retold by English National Ballet's full Company of dancers with live music from the full Orchestra of English National Ballet. The Snow Queen is a tale about two young friends Kay and Gerda. Eternal winter descends on their land and Kay catches a sliver of the Snow Queen's shattered magic mirror in his eye. As a result he sees everything in the world as bad and twisted. Mesmerised by the beauty of the Snow Queen, he goes with her to her palace in the far frozen north. Gerda searches the world over to find her friend and with the help of the Gypsies and their reindeer, she makes her way to the Snow Queen's Palace. Her love for Kay releases him from his spell. The sliver of mirror falls from his eye and the curse of eternal winter is broken.Corporate Sponsor skyARTS. Adapted by Michael Corder (from the fairytale by Hans Christian Andersen). Choreographer Michael Corder. Director Michael Corder. Music Prokofiev. Music Julian Philips (musical arrangement). Design Mark Bailey. Lighting Paul Pyant. Performer Daria Klimentova. Performer Yosvani Ramos. Performer Fernanda Oliveira. | |
| 12 Dec 07 to 16 Dec 07 | London Coliseum, West End :: V376 listing details L0590932464 |
| 28 Nov 07 to 2 Dec 07 | Palace Theatre, Manchester :: V490 listing details L066949742 |
| 13 Nov 07 to 18 Nov 07 | Mayflower Theatre, Southampton :: V774 listing details L932323780 |
| 30 Oct 07 to 3 Nov 07 | New Theatre, Oxford :: V802 listing details L1216270118 |
| 17 Oct 07 to 21 Oct 07 | Bristol Hippodrome, Bristol :: V856 listing details L1502072713 |
| 11 Oct 07 to 14 Oct 07 | Liverpool Empire Theatre, Liverpool :: V534 listing details L0530743444 |
Sinfonietta Giocosa/A Million Kisses to my Skin - T012702317[Christopher Hampson]'s sparkling and effeescent Sinfonietta Giocosa [David Dawson]'s sublime A Million Kisses to my Skin and a series of three pas de deux are the perfect way to show the talent of English National Ballet's dancers.Choreographer Christopher Hampson (Sinfonietta Giocosa). Choreographer David Dawson (A Million Kisses to my Skin). | |
| 30 Mar 07 to 31 Mar 07 | Richmond Theatre, Outer London :: V327 listing details L1892098330 |
The Canterville Ghost - T01935676134The Canterville Ghost is bewitching and beguiling, spooky and side-splitting. Narrated by TV's [Tom Baker] and packed full of colourful characters and creepy costumes, The Canterville Ghost is the perfect introduction for the whole family to the magic of ballet.Choreographer Will Tuckett. | |
| 9 Mar 07 to 10 Mar 07 | Sadler's Wells Theatre, Inner London :: V224 listing details L802128413 |
Melody on the Move/Sinfonietta Giocosa/A Million Kisses to my Skin - T514970135The opening programme features three colourful ballets. [Michael Corder['s Melody on the Move is a nostalgic celebration of the dance, theatre and music from a bygone era, set to classic sounds from the 1930s, 40s and 50s. [Christopher Hampson]'s dazzling, neo-classical Sinfonietta Giocosa is performed here for the first time in London. [David Dawson]'s A Million Kisses to my Skin, another London premiere, is a thrilling rollercoaster of colour and speed.Choreographer Michael Corder (Melody on the Move). Choreographer Christopher Hampson (Sinfonietta Giocosa). Choreographer David Dawson (A Million Kisses to my Skin). | |
| 6 Mar 07 to 7 Mar 07 | Sadler's Wells Theatre, Inner London :: V224 listing details L125439534 |
Melody on the Move/The Canterville Ghost - T01678369362 | |
| 28 Feb 07 to 3 Mar 07 | Regent Theatre, Stoke-on-Trent :: V124 listing details L01508358783 |
The Canterville Ghost/Triple Bill - T288705357 | |
| 20 Feb 07 to 25 Feb 07 | Wycombe Swan, High Wycombe :: V749 listing details L0638651396 |
Synergy - T01338374937Synergy is an experimental project bringing together three major national arts organisations. English National Ballet, the Royal College of Music and the Royal College of Art have joined forces to create new works showcasing the imaginative vision of these young dancers, musicians and filmmakers. The works span a diverse range of themes, from the four elements to mythology, love and beauty to the nature of movement. The project provides the foundation for what is hoped will result in future collaborations and provides a springboard from which creative artists of the future can launch their careers.Choreographer Yat-Sen Chang. Music Dominic Sewell. Performer Simone Clarke. Performer Senri Kou. Performer Lisa Probert. Performer Laura Bruna. Performer Cesar Morales. Performer Daniel Kraus. Performer Juan Rodriguez. Performer Shevelle Dynott. Choreographer Thomas Edur. Music Charlie Piper. Performer Adela Ramirez. Performer Maria Kochetkova. Performer Begona Cao. Performer Max Westwell. Performer James Streeter. Performer Arionel Vargas. Choreographer Maria Ribo Pares. Music Tom Davey. Performer Erina Takahashi. Performer Yosvani Ramos. Performer Fernando Bufala. Performer Sarah McIlory. Performer Dmitri Gruzdyev. Choreographer Van Le Ngoc. Music Doi Satoko. Performer Fernanda Oliveira. Performer Maria Jose Sales. Performer Elisa Celis. Performer Fabian Reimair. Performer James Forbat. Performer Laurent Liotardo. | |
| 29 Sep 06 to 30 Sep 06 | Britten Theatre, Inner London :: V172 listing details L02142429634 |
Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes/Trapeze/Melody on the Move - T01777393237Choreographer Michael Corder (Melody on the Move). Choreographer Mark Morris (Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes). Music Virgil Thomson (Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes). Design Santo Loquasto (Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes). Lighting Michael Chybowski (Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes). Choreographer Christopher Hampson (Trapeze). Choreographer Michael Corder (Melody on the Move). | |
| 25 Nov 03 to 26 Nov 03 | New Theatre, Oxford :: V802 listing details L0597873711 |
| 4 Nov 03 to 5 Nov 03 | Bristol Hippodrome, Bristol :: V856 listing details L1176554642 |
Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes/Melody on the Move/The Rite of Spring - T309839219Choreographer Michael Corder (Melody on the Move). Choreographer Mark Morris (Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes). Music Virgil Thomson (Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes). Design Santo Loquasto (Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes). Lighting Michael Chybowski (Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes). | |
| 8 Jul 03 to 9 Jul 03 | Sadler's Wells Theatre, Inner London :: V224 listing details L2062738554 |
Sea of Troubles/New Choreography - T1806198120As part of the international celebration of [Kenneth MacMillan] | |
| 24 May 03 to 27 May 03 | Royal Opera House, West End :: V377 listing details L2031849295 |
T01497849864ENB will be performing three of ten works played by Dame Gillian Weir. Under the artistic co-ordination of William Tuckett, choreographers Cathy Marston, Sara Matthews and Tom Sapsford promise to produce exciting and stimulating movement to stir the soul and celebrate the surroundings.Performer Gillian Weir (organist). | |
| 13 May 03 | General, Inner London :: V1231 listing details L01355941581 |
Hollywood Smash and Grab 2/Sideshow/2 Human/Manoeuvre - T01493587303This breathtaking 4-ballet programme is a brilliant showcase of modern classical dance and virtuoso performances, including two world premieres, a ballet created for [Rudolf Nureyev] and [Lynn Seymour] by [Kenneth MacMillan] and Manoeuvre with its blend of classical ballet and circus acrobatics. A spine-tingling fantasia of ballet to bewitch and excite.Choreographer Noel Wallace (Hollywood Smash and Grab). Choreographer Kenneth MacMillan (Sideshow). Choreographer Wayne McGregor (2 Human). Choreographer Patrick Lewis (Manoeuvre). | |
| 2 May 03 to 3 May 03 | Plowright Theatre, Scunthorpe :: V952 listing details L315381500 |
| 25 Apr 03 to 26 Apr 03 | Malvern Theatres, Malvern :: V01718852442 listing details L0189321314 |
| 22 Apr 03 to 23 Apr 03 | Queen's Theatre, Barnstaple :: V883 listing details L01192031653 |
| 16 Apr 03 to 17 Apr 03 | Theatre Royal, Brighton :: V657 listing details L01173763080 |
Tour de Force - Trapeze Facing Viv/Grand Pas (from Paquita) - T1928538894An exceptional programme of new ballets showcasing the brilliance of some of the finest dancers in the world.. [Cathy Marston] is a rising star of British choreography. Her first work for English National Ballet, Facing Viv, is her response to T.S. Eliot’s epic poem, The Waste Land. A combination of fluidity and off-kilter shapes that push the furthest boundaries of dance, she utilises six dancers to represent the different dynamics and moods of Eliot’s relationship with his wife, Viv. Trapeze, by Barclays TMA Theatre Award-Winning choreographer [Christopher Hampson], uses [Prokofiev]’s rediscovered music for a ballet to commemorate the fiftieth anniversary of the composer's death. This vibrant and challenging score is the foundation for Hampson’s new dynamic work. Paquita, a classical ballet-lovers dream. The spectacular tutus, glittering tiaras and dazzling display of classical ballet technique make this ballet a firm favourite with all who see it. Twelve of English National Ballet's world-class dancers create a spectacular display of technical skills that build to a breathtaking climax of ballet at its best.Choreographer Cathy Marston. Choreographer Christopher Hampson. | |
| 29 Apr 03 to 30 Apr 03 | Lighthouse (previously known as Poole Arts Centre), Poole :: V910 listing details L2128823410 |
| 25 Apr 03 to 26 Apr 03 | Blackpool Grand Theatre, Blackpool :: V518 listing details L01221062728 |
| 22 Apr 03 to 23 Apr 03 | The Hawth, Crawley :: V720 listing details L01607593027 |
| 16 Apr 03 to 17 Apr 03 | Wyvern Theatre, Swindon :: V928 listing details L639124577 |
Facing Viv/Trapeze/2 Human/Manoeuvre - T609958303English National Ballet makes a triumphant debut at the new Sadler’s Wells with an exceptional programme of new ballets showcasing the brilliance of some of the finest dancers in the world.. [Cathy Marston] is a rising star of British choreography. Her first work for English National Ballet, Facing Viv, is her response to T.S. Eliot’s epic poem, The Waste Land and is given its London Premiere during this Season. A combination of fluidity and off-kilter shapes that push the furthest boundaries of dance, she utilises six dancers to represent the different dynamics and moods of Eliot’s relationship with his wife, Viv. Trapeze, a World Premiere by Barclays TMA Theatre Award-Winning choreographer [Christopher Hampson], uses [Prokofiev]’s rediscovered music for a ballet to commemorate the fiftieth anniversary of the composer's death. This vibrant and challenging score is the foundation for Hampson’s new dynamic work. [Wayne McGregor], Artistic Director of our resident company, [Random Dance], creates his first work for English National Ballet. This is the World Premiere of a duet that illustrates McGregor’s unique choreographic language and affirms his position as one of Britain’s most exciting young choreographers. The London Premiere of ex-English National Ballet dancer [Patrick Lewis]’ Manoeuvre is a visual feast which showcases the powerhouse of talent in the Company's male dancers. In a dazzling display of dance pyrotechnics the work explores the athleticism of classical ballet and circus acrobatics.Choreographer Cathy Marston (Facing Viv). Choreographer Christopher Hampson (Trapeze). Choreographer Wayne McGregor (2 Human). Choreographer Patrick Lewis (Manoeuvre). | |
| 8 Apr 03 to 12 Apr 03 | Sadler's Wells Theatre, Inner London :: V224 listing details L1335365846 |
Double Concerto/Drink to Me Only with Thine Eyes/The Rite of Spring - T01458171787This thrilling programme of one-act ballets offer an extraordinary evening of colour and contrast, and demonstrates the tremendous versatility and talent of the Company's dancers.Choreographer Kenneth MacMillan (The Rite of Spring). Music Igor Stravinsky (The Rite of Spring). Design Yolanda Sonnabend (The Rite of Spring). Other Julie Lincoln (restaging - The Rites of Spring). Choreographer Mark Morris (Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes). Music Virgil Thomson (Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes). Design Santo Loquasto (Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes). Lighting Michael Chybowski (Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes). Performer Erine Takahashi. Performer Elena Gludjidze. Performer Elisa Celis. Performer Emma Northmore. Performer Begona Cao. Performer Amy Hollins. Performer Agnes Oaks. Performer Sarah McIlory. Performer Alice Crawford. Performer Clara Barbera. Performer Lisa Probert. Performer Maria Ribo Pares. Performer Cameron McMillan. Performer Jan-Erik Wikstrom. Performer Gary Avis. Performer Dmitri Gruzdyev. Performer Trevor Schoonraad. Performer David Shipp. Performer Thomas Edur. Performer Juanjo Arques. Performer Vladislav Bubnov. Performer Yosvani Rams. Performer Juan Rodriquez. Performer Daniel Jones. | |
| 9 Dec 02 to 11 Dec 02 | London Coliseum, West End :: V376 listing details L0907518511 |
| 19 Nov 02 to 23 Nov 02 | Opera House, Manchester :: V488 listing details L1409871556 |
| 12 Nov 02 to 13 Nov 02 | Mayflower Theatre, Southampton :: V774 listing details L1282176479 |
Apollo/Who Cares?/Double Concerto - T869662950Apollo - A neo-classical masterpiece exploring the mythological youth of the god Apollo who instructs the muses of poetry, mime and dance. Set to a thrilling [Stravinsky] score, Apollo was created by the legendary [George Balanchine], the creative force behind the much-celebrated New York City Ballet and arguably the single most influential figure in 20th Century ballet. A striking and poignant ballet, not to be missed. Who Cares? is a dazzling homage to George [Gershwin], the big band era and all the razzmatazz of the thirties. Featuring some of [Gershwin]'s best known tunes including The Man I Love, S'Wonderful and I Got Rhythm, this is a brilliant balletic tribute to the genius of [Fred Astaire] and [Ginger Rogers] which will have you tapping your feet and asking for more. Double Concerto is a new ballet by the exciting young choreographer Christopher Hampson, who has already proven his talent with three one act ballets for English National Ballet and most recently with A Christmas Carol at London's Royal Festival Hall. The Daily Telegraph described h him as 'an invaluable choreographic asset' and his previous work has been described by The Sunday Times as 'delicious and dazzling'. The beautiful Poulenc score and ravishing tutus set the tone for what promises to be a stylish, musical and thoroughly classical ballet.Choreographer Balanchine (Apollo). Music Stravinsky (Apollo). Lighting David Mohr (Apollo). Director Nanette Glushak (Apollo). Choreographer Balanchine (Who Cares?). Music Gershwin (Who Cares?). Other Hershy Kay ( Orchestration Who Cares?). Director Nanette Glushak (Who Cares?). Choreographer George Balanchine. Choreographer Christopher Hampson (Double Concerto). Music Poulenc (Double Concerto). Design Fido (Double Concerto). Lighting Mark Cooper (Double Concerto). Conductor Anthony Twiner. | |
| 31 May 02 to 1 Jun 02 | Royal Opera House, West End :: V377 listing details L754200729 |
Tour De Force - T1833165731[George Balanchine]'s Square Dance, Grand Pas Classique from [Raymonda] and an exciting new ballet Manoeuvre by [Patrick Lewis] form this exhilarating ENB show. Square Dance - [Balanchine]'s stunning neoclassical ballet marries classical dance with wonderful Renaissance music and American square dance patterns. The inventive choreography, with its intricate footwork, challenging technique and eye-catching patterns is an exceptionally fine example of [Balanchine]'s artistry. Manoeuvre - Set to an original score by [Phillip Feeney] and with stunning designs by the internationally renowned theatre designer [Antony McDonald], this exciting new work promises to be an exhilarating, fast-moving and athletic ballet that showcases the talents of the companies leading man. Grand Pas Classique (from Raymonda) - The story of Raymonda is one of passion, excitement and the eternal battle between good and evil. Highly regarded for its superb score and magnificent finale in which ten dancers perform virtuoso solos and give a superb display of bravura ensemble dancing.Choreographer George Balanchine (Square Dance). Music Antonio Vivaldi (Square Dance). Music Archalgelo Corelli (Square Dance). Choreographer Frederic Franklin (Raymonda). Music Alexander Glazunov (Raymonda). Choreographer Patrick Lewis (Manoeuvre - World Premiere). | |
| 3 May 02 to 4 May 02 | The Hawth, Crawley :: V720 listing details L612474476 |
| 30 Apr 02 to 1 May 02 | Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham :: V90 listing details L02103375510 |
| 26 Apr 02 to 27 Apr 02 | Wyvern Theatre, Swindon :: V928 listing details L302097532 |
| 23 Apr 02 to 24 Apr 02 | New Victoria Theatre, Woking :: V709 listing details L549960694 |
| 16 Apr 02 to 17 Apr 02 | Hall for Cornwall, Truro :: V1183 listing details L2037425971 |
Tour De Force - T855733636Dances from Napoli - This celebratory suite of dances from the last act of the full length ballet Napoli includes a brilliant pas de six and a colourful tarantella which communicate the joy of dancing and lightness of spirit inherent in Bournonville’s choreography. Grand Pas from Paquita The Grand Pas from Paquita is a classical ballet-lover’s dream. The sumptuous costumes, glittering tiaras and dazzling display of classical ballet technique make this ballet a firm favourite with all who see it. This tour will also include the World Premiere of an exciting new commission to be announced in early 2002. | |
| 3 May 02 to 4 May 02 | Assembly Hall Theatre, Tunbridge Wells :: V690 listing details L179491548 |
| 30 Apr 02 to 1 May 02 | The Forum, Barrow-in-Furness :: V1 listing details L1396949118 |
| 27 Apr 02 | De La Warr Pavilion, Bexhill-on-Sea :: V651 listing details L0793696816 |
| 23 Apr 02 to 24 Apr 02 | Corn Exchange, Cambridge :: V21 listing details L01097275566 |
| 19 Apr 02 to 20 Apr 02 | Plowright Theatre, Scunthorpe :: V952 listing details L0213563281 |
Mixed Programme - T177855969 | |
| 14 Jan 02 to 16 Jan 02 | London Coliseum, West End :: V376 listing details L1737417056 |
Apollo/Who Cares?/Double Concerto - T01605799931Apollo - A neo-classical masterpiece exploring the mythological youth of the god Apollo who instructs the muses of poetry, mime and dance. Set to a thrilling [Stravinsky] score, Apollo was created by the legendary [George Balanchine], the creative force behind the much-celebrated New York City Ballet and arguably the single most influential figure in 20th Century ballet. A striking and poignant ballet, not to be missed. Who Cares? is a dazzling homage to George [Gershwin], the big band era and all the razzmatazz of the thirties. Featuring some of [Gershwin]'s best known tunes including The Man I Love, S'Wonderful and I Got Rhythm, this is a brilliant balletic tribute to the genius of [Fred Astaire] and [Ginger Rogers] which will have you tapping your feet and asking for more. Double Concerto is a new ballet by the exciting young choreographer Christopher Hampson, who has already proven his talent with three one act ballets for English National Ballet and most recently with A Christmas Carol at London's Royal Festival Hall. The Daily Telegraph described h him as 'an invaluable choreographic asset' and his previous work has been described by The Sunday Times as 'delicious and dazzling'. The beautiful Poulenc score and ravishing tutus set the tone for what promises to be a stylish, musical and thoroughly classical ballet.Choreographer Balanchine (Apollo). Music Stravinsky (Apollo). Lighting David Mohr (Apollo). Director Nanette Glushak (Apollo). Choreographer Balanchine (Who Cares?). Music Gershwin (Who Cares?). Other Hershy Kay ( Orchestration Who Cares?). Director Nanette Glushak (Who Cares?). Choreographer George Balanchine. Choreographer Christopher Hampson (Double Concerto). Music Poulenc (Double Concerto). Design Fido (Double Concerto). Lighting Mark Cooper (Double Concerto). Conductor Anthony Twiner. | |
| 27 Nov 01 to 28 Nov 01 | Bristol Hippodrome, Bristol :: V856 listing details L01656842604 |
| 20 Nov 01 to 21 Nov 01 | Opera House, Manchester :: V488 listing details L0280001618 |
T282448851Apollo (Balantine), Perpetuum Mobile (Hampson) and The Grand Pas from Paquita (Deane/Petipa)Choreographer George Balanchine (Apollo). Music Igor Stravinsky (Apollo). Lighting David Mohr (Apollo). Choreographer Christopher Hampson (Perpetuum Mobile). Music J S Bach (Perpetuum Mobile). Design Fido (Perpetuum Mobile). Lighting Mark Cooper (Perpetuum Mobile). Music Ludwig Minkus (The Grand Pas from Paquita). Design David Dean (The Grand Pas from Paquita). Choreographer Derek Deane (The Grand Pas from Paquita). Choreographer Mariue Petipa (The Grand Pas from Paquita). | |
| 6 Apr 01 to 7 Apr 01 | Malvern Theatres, Malvern :: V01718852442 listing details L0860664088 |
| 6 Apr 01 to 7 Apr 01 | Queen's Theatre, Barnstaple :: V883 listing details L1221948503 |
| 3 Apr 01 to 4 Apr 01 | Hall for Cornwall, Truro :: V1183 listing details L01814984614 |
| 30 Mar 01 to 31 Mar 01 | Plowright Theatre, Scunthorpe :: V952 listing details L1445996180 |
| 29 Mar 01 to 31 Mar 01 | New Victoria Theatre, Woking :: V709 listing details L1629231980 |
| 27 Mar 01 to 28 Mar 01 | Corn Exchange, Cambridge :: V21 listing details L01268237147 |
| 26 Mar 01 | Blackpool Grand Theatre, Blackpool :: V518 listing details L01169557621 |
| 23 Mar 01 to 24 Mar 01 | Lighthouse (previously known as Poole Arts Centre), Poole :: V910 listing details L01594091084 |
| 23 Mar 01 to 24 Mar 01 | Assembly Hall Theatre, Tunbridge Wells :: V690 listing details L2022034271 |
| 20 Mar 01 to 21 Mar 01 | Wyvern Theatre, Swindon :: V928 listing details L0667696746 |
Les Sylphides/Voluntaries/Etudes - T0194408807Triple Bill - [Michael Fokine]'s Les Syphides (staged by Dame [Alicia Markova] is set within a moonlit glen where a young man is charmed by the sylphs of the air who surround him. [Glen Tetley]'s Voluntaries - was conceived as a memorial to the legendary British choreographer, John Cranko, it combines classical and modern dance to a highly charged score. [Harold Lander]'s Etudes follows the sequence of a ballet dancer's daily class with an explosive climax.Choreographer Michael Fokine (Les Sylphides). Music Chopin (Les Sylphides). Design Geoffrey Guy (Les Sylphides). Lighting David Mohr (Les Sylphides). Choreographer Glen Tetley (Voluntaries). Music Poulenc (Voluntaries). Design Rouben Ter-Arutunian (Voluntaries). Lighting John B Read (Voluntaries). Choreographer Harald Lander (Etudes). Music Knudage Riisager (Etudes). Design Rolf Gerard (Etudes). Lighting David Mohr (Etudes). | |
| 15 Jan 01 to 17 Jan 01 | London Coliseum, West End :: V376 listing details L0389806807 |
| 21 Nov 00 to 22 Nov 00 | New Theatre, Oxford :: V802 listing details L02055533983 |
| 7 Mar 00 | Liverpool Empire Theatre, Liverpool :: V534 listing details L01049903112 |
| 29 Feb 00 | Bristol Hippodrome, Bristol :: V856 listing details L01496489454 |
T0819471293Les Sylphides, Three Preludes, Swan Lake Act II, Pas de Deux, Le Corsaire Pas de Deux | |
| 20 Apr 00 to 22 Apr 00 | Hall for Cornwall, Truro :: V1183 listing details L0624957302 |
| 7 Apr 00 to 8 Apr 00 | Lighthouse (previously known as Poole Arts Centre), Poole :: V910 listing details L0143622589 |
| 4 Apr 00 to 5 Apr 00 | Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham :: V90 listing details L01738048839 |
T01445729694The programme includes [Stravinsky]'s Apollo, Impromptu, Alice in Wonderland pas de deux the virtuose [Tchaikovsky]'s Pas De Deux and the Grand pas Classique from RaymondaDirector Derek Deane. | |
| 22 Apr 00 | De La Warr Pavilion, Bexhill-on-Sea :: V651 listing details L1188022661 |
| 3 Apr 00 to 4 Apr 00 | Queen's Theatre, Barnstaple :: V883 listing details L218487831 |
T1062370831[Derek Deane]'s Alice in Wonderland closely follows the original story and includes all the familiar characters from the book. To translate aspects of [Lewis Carroll]'s concept visually for the stage, illusionist [Paul Kieve] has created magical effects.Company English National Ballet. Choreographer Derek Deane. Music Tchaikovsky. Music Carl Davis (music arranger). Design Sue Blane. Lighting Hugh Vanstone. | |
| 8 Mar 00 to 11 Mar 00 | Liverpool Empire Theatre, Liverpool :: V534 listing details L904627942 |
| 22 Feb 00 to 26 Feb 00 | New Theatre, Oxford :: V802 listing details L1189223686 |
T2037769675Turning Out. Dancers and musicians from ENB work and live with adults and children from West Cheshire and Mersyside - this is how it all tuned out. | |
| 3 Mar 00 | Unity Theatre, Liverpool :: V539 listing details L961303858 |
T939642185Nutcracker | |
| 9 Dec 99 to 11 Dec 99 | Palace Theatre, Manchester :: V490 listing details L698274229 |
T01837095837Triple Bill | |
| 6 Dec 99 to 7 Dec 99 | Palace Theatre, Manchester :: V490 listing details L326731050 |
T1406614267Coppelia | |
| 21 Oct 99 to 23 Oct 99 | Bristol Hippodrome, Bristol :: V856 listing details L1850076450 |
T01581232315La Bayadere, Sphinx, The Rite of Spring Triple Bill | |
| 19 Oct 99 to 20 Oct 99 | Bristol Hippodrome, Bristol :: V856 listing details L66697940 |
T01752740199The Grand pas Classique from Raymonda, Pas de Deux from Don Quixote, Pas de Deux from The Nutcracker, Pas de Deux from Sleeping Beauty, Country Garden | |
| 9 Apr 99 to 10 Apr 99 | Corn Exchange, Cambridge :: V21 listing details L1197736951 |
| 22 Mar 99 to 23 Mar 99 | Wyvern Theatre, Swindon :: V928 listing details L1847396484 |
T0172956145Present three dances. Square Dance, choreographed by [George Balanchine]. X.N.Tricities, choreographed by [Mauro Bigonzetti], music by [Giuseppi Cali]. Perpetuum Mobile choreographed by [Christopher Hampton], music by [Bach].Company English National Ballet. | |
| 1 May 98 to 2 May 98 | The Hexagon, Reading :: V734 listing details L1505640192 |
| 28 Apr 98 to 29 Apr 98 | Wyvern Theatre, Swindon :: V928 listing details L0238270579 |
| 24 Apr 98 to 25 Apr 98 | Lighthouse (previously known as Poole Arts Centre), Poole :: V910 listing details L0722223810 |
| 17 Apr 98 to 18 Apr 98 | The Orchard, Dartford :: V677 listing details L995412868 |
| 14 Apr 98 to 15 Apr 98 | The Hawth, Crawley :: V720 listing details L01513301573 |
| 3 Apr 98 to 4 Apr 98 | Richmond Theatre, Outer London :: V327 listing details L02026345011 |
T068447new ballet by [Christopher Hampson], Sphinx by Tetley and Who Cares? by Balanchine.Company English National Ballet. | |
| 1 May 98 to 2 May 98 | The Forum, Barrow-in-Furness :: V1 listing details L01120698209 |
| 28 Apr 98 to 29 Apr 98 | Plowright Theatre, Scunthorpe :: V952 listing details L01220277800 |
| 24 Apr 98 to 25 Apr 98 | Queen's Theatre, Barnstaple :: V883 listing details L1363721084 |
| 20 Apr 98 to 21 Apr 98 | Corn Exchange, Cambridge :: V21 listing details L1662517451 |
| 18 Apr 98 | De La Warr Pavilion, Bexhill-on-Sea :: V651 listing details L01600344024 |
| 14 Apr 98 to 15 Apr 98 | City Hall, Truro :: V880 listing details L01762544267 |
Other listings | |
| 18 Apr 00 to 19 Apr 00 | Corn Exchange, Cambridge :: V21 listing details L01712527288 |
| 17 Apr 00 to 18 Apr 00 | Wyvern Theatre, Swindon :: V928 listing details L73688259 |
| 14 Apr 00 to 15 Apr 00 | The Forum, Barrow-in-Furness :: V1 listing details L0449289462 |
| 11 Apr 00 to 12 Apr 00 | Plowright Theatre, Scunthorpe :: V952 listing details L0952896051 |
| 11 Apr 00 to 12 Apr 00 | Blackpool Grand Theatre, Blackpool :: V518 listing details L458840188 |
| 7 Apr 00 to 8 Apr 00 | Assembly Hall Theatre, Tunbridge Wells :: V690 listing details L01344091577 |
| 6 Apr 99 to 7 Apr 99 | The Hawth, Crawley :: V720 listing details L01235704887 |
| 1 Apr 99 to 3 Apr 99 | Richmond Theatre, Outer London :: V327 listing details L01923450998 |
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