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Five things you may not know about Nureyev’s Romeo & Juliet
In 1977, the legendary Rudolf Nureyev created his own version of the ballet Romeo & Juliet for us.
Creating a Classic: Nureyev’s Romeo & Juliet
Nearly five decades on, Rudolf Nureyev's Romeo & Juliet remains one of ballet's most daring interpretations of Shakespeare's tragedy. Here's how it came to be.
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Inside the score: Pēteris Vasks
Our Music Director Maria Seletskaja takes us inside the intensity of Pēteris Vasks’ music.
Dance for Parkinson’s comes to Southampton
We are delighted to announce Mayflower Southampton as the latest hub partner for our flagship Dance for Parkinson’s programme.
English National Ballet Philharmonic in Rehearsals
Enjoy this clip from a rehearsal of Tchaikovsky's Orchestral Suite No.3
The 4 unwritten rules of being a ballet pianist
Chat to Julia Richter and discover what it takes to be a ballet pianist.
Inside the score: Symphony in Three Movements
Music Director Maria Seletskaja takes us inside the score of Symphony in Three Movements.
Teaser: Auguries of Innocence
Step into the world of Auguries of Innocence with this teaser trailer.
Extract: Symphony in Three Movements
Enjoy the intoxicating finale of Balanchine's Symphony in Three Movements
Auguries of Innocence: Everything to know about Jae Man Joo’s world premiere
Ahead of opening night, discover the inspiration, artistry and emotion behind Auguries of Innocence.
The Sleeping Beauty Cinema Trailer
The Sleeping Beauty comes to cinemas around the UK. Limited screenings between 13 - 18 October, so book fast.
