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Akram Khan’s Giselle: Hilarion and the Wilis (extract)
The moment when Hilarion (danced by Ken Saruhashi) is surrounded by the vengeful Wilis and their queen Myrtha (Emma Hawes).
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Five things you should know about Akram Khan’s Giselle
Find out more about the unexpected elements of the iconic Akram Khan's Giselle and why you won’t want to miss it!
The Sleeping Beauty: Grand Pas de Deux (Extract)
A glorious clip from Sir Kenneth MacMillan's The Sleeping Beauty, starring Emma Hawes and Aitor Arrieta.
Akram Khan’s Giselle: The Wilis Entrance (extract)
The incredible moment from Act II when Myrtha summons Giselle to join the remorseless Wilis.
BalletActive: Barre Fit with Nicky Henshall – Trailer
This 4-part course led by Nicky Henshall targets the whole body.
BalletActive: Yoga & Meditation with Crystal Costa – Trailer
This 8-part Hatha Flow yoga course works to balance body and mind through linking breath with movement.
Nutcracker: welcoming new audiences to ballet
With the festive season upon this, we were delighted to open our winter season at the London Coliseum and welcome audiences to Nutcracker.
Ballet Futures: Isabella in Nutcracker
Helping young dancers to dream big... Isabella is one of the children supported by our Ballet Futures programme.
Low Island – Once in a While
Low Island's 'Once in a While' was shot in the Holloway Production Studio.
10 things to look for in English National Ballet’s Nutcracker
From hidden magic tricks to hand-dyed petals, here are 10 things to look out for in this sparkling version of Nutcracker.
Nutcracker: Buttercream Roses (extract)
Buttercream Roses lights up the London Coliseum with all the magic, sparkle, and festive fun of Nutcracker.
Nutcracker: Butler and Maid (extract)
The Butler and the Maid cause mischief at the Stahlbaums' Christmas party in this humorous clip from Nutcracker.
Nutcracker: Prologue (extract)
Step onto the streets of Edwardian London in this glorious extract from the beginning of our Nutcracker.