We are thrilled to have received 7 nominations at the 22nd National Dance Awards. The Awards celebrate both live and digital works performed in the UK between 1 January and 31 December.Read more

This electrifying double bill celebrates legendary choreographer, William Forsythe. Find out how our audiences reacted to THE FORSYTHE EVENING below.Read more

English National Ballet announces details of its 2022-2023 Season.Read more

Tamara Rojo’s epic production of Raymonda takes inspiration from the remarkable frontline nurses who supported the war effort in the Crimea, such as Florence Nightingale, Mary Seacole and Betsi Cadwaladr. We invited over 3,500 healthcare workers to attend performances of Raymonda's world premiere run at the London Coliseum.  Read more

This Spring, we present THE FORSYTHE EVENING, a special programme celebrating one of the most important choreographers working today, William Forsythe. We are proud to honour the esteemed choreographer and his enduring love and curiosity for ballet. Here is the master, in his own words.  Read more

Shiori Kase is promoted to Lead Principal, and Aitor Arrieta and Emma Hawes are promoted to Principal.Read more

Tamara Rojo’s lavish production of Raymonda had its world premiere on Tuesday 18 January at the London Coliseum. Find out what our audiences thought! Read more

Following 10 years of incredible creativity and leadership, today we announce that Tamara Rojo CBE, will be stepping down as Artistic Director of English National Ballet in late 2022 to take up the role of Artistic Director at San Francisco Ballet. Read more

English National Ballet is committed to delivering artistic excellence and to giving audiences the best experience possible. Sadly, the recent impact of Covid-19 means that rehearsals for our upcoming production of Raymonda have been significantly disrupted. This, combined with the complexities of bringing a new, full-length ballet to the stage, mean that in order to meet these commitments, the opening of Raymonda will be delayed.Read more

Our magical production of Nutcracker is back at the London Coliseum until 8 January 2022. What did audiences think?Read more