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Over a century after its original debut, Le Train Bleu, a ballet that once defined modernity, returns.

English National Ballet has long been a flagship of British dance, showcasing a unique blend of classical ballet and bold new work.

Each year, participants in our Ballet Futures programme come together for a special experience day. Find out more about this year’s edition.

Le Train Bleu was a pioneering 1924 ballet that fused high fashion, avant-garde art, and athleticism into a dazzling seaside spectacle.

This National Volunteers Week we caught up with two of our amazing Dance for Dementia volunteers Katja Rochat and Margaret Duffy.

Do you love online dance classes, but still haven’t found the right place to practice at home? Create your home dance studio with these tips.

This Mental Health Awareness Week, enjoy a free bitesize restorative yoga class led by ENB Associate Artist Abbie Biscoe.

Since launching in 2023, English National Ballet’s Dance for Dementia classes have reached nearly 300 participants.

As part of our mission to open up ballet to all we have a number of accessible performances designed to ensure everyone can experience the joy of ballet.

At English National Ballet, we believe that dance is more than just performance – it’s a powerful tool for physical, emotional, and mental wellbeing.

We are delighted to receive nine nominations for our Company at the 25th National Dance Awards.