PALACE OPERA AND BALLET
LA SCALA BALLET SLEEPING BEAUTY
OCTOBER 2019
The La Scala Ballet has revived Nureyev’s version of THE SLEEPING BEAUTY , created in 1966 and last seen twelve years ago.
While the dancing was superb, and it …
Swan Lake is one of the most loved and iconic ballets .As part of the Palace Opera and Ballet season, this is a very strong revival of the 1984 version by Rudolf Nureyev .
Nureyev uses as a basis the …
American master choreographer Jerome Robbins considered the Paris Opera Ballet as his second home after the New York City Ballet.
This production in his honour, to mark the centenary of his birth, brings together four works displaying his incredible range …
We were privileged to see absolutely dazzling dancing in this revival of Balanchine’s Jewels by the Royal Ballet.
This year marks the 50th anniversary of Balanchine’s work and a decade since it became part of the Royal Ballet’s repertoire.…
f we shadows have offended, Think but this, and all is mended, That you have but slumber’d here. While these visions did appear – A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Scene 7
Stunningly danced the latest screening of the Palace Opera and …
If you want to see pure, dazzling, practically perfect classical ballet technique danced superbly then this screening is for you.
The Paris Opera Ballet’s revival of Nureyev’s SWAN LAKE is superb. The production choreographed by Nureyev was first presented at …
A must see for balletomanes, this is completely Natalia Ospiova’s show as Anastasia and she is more than sensational.
The Royal Ballet has just completed the live performances of this production which took place at between the 26th October and …
Instead of a traditional Nutcracker this year we are treated to a revival by the Royal Ballet of Christopher Wheeldon’s ALICE IN WONDERLAND first seen in 2011. Whilst perhaps a trifle overlong and unwieldy, this work is visually stunning with …
Three years in the making, this new, specially commissioned work by Christopher Wheeldon is a major landmark production. It is only the second new full length narrative ballet commissioned by the Royal Ballet in the past twenty years. Technically it …
In this huge production by the Royal Ballet the dancing is superb, especially by the two leads. It has an extremely ‘traditional’ feel about it and is a 2006 attempt to reconstruct the famous 1946 Oliver Messell production that reopened …