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The Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia

Russia’s acclaimed ballet company returns to the UK – On tour January – February 2017

Performed by The Russian State Ballet of Siberia and accompanied by The Orchestra of the Russian State Ballet.

Sergei Bobrov – Artistic Director

Anatoly Tchepurnoi – Music Director and Chief Conductor

Formed in 1981, The Russian State Ballet of Siberia has become established as one of Russia’s leading ballet companies. Under the artistic directorship of Sergei Bobrov, dancers from across Russia have forged their skills and artistry performing an expanding repertoire of new works and exceptional productions of timeless classics. The soloists and corps de ballet are outstanding, delighting audiences with their breath-taking physical ability and beautiful costumes as each storyline unfolds to the live accompaniment of the Russian State Ballet Orchestra of Siberia. The company comprises over 40 dancers and 30 musicians.

Commenting on the tour, Sergei Bobrov said ‘It is always a pleasure to bring the unique traditions of Russian Ballet to British audiences. Touring with a full company of dancers as well as highly skilled musicians is always exciting; for me, it is very special to have the power of a symphony orchestra bringing the choreography to life on stage.’

La Fille mal gardée

Recreated by Alexander Gorsky, this remains one of the oldest ballets still regularly performed. A gentle tale of love thwarted, unrequited and found. It is a masterpiece of comedy, with plenty of ribbons, romance and rivalry. La Fille mal gardée conjures up a world of pastoral simplicity where a farm boy woos a flirty farmer’s daughter and they find inventive ways to avoid her mother. Complete with virtuoso pas de deux, maypole and clog dances, this classic ballet will send you home happy, delighting those enjoying it for the very first time as well as those who want to see it again and again.

Every toy has a story, especially in this charming comedy of errors, a witty combination of antics and abracadabra, set in a doll maker’s workshop. This light-hearted tale of mistaken identity and confused lovers follows mischievous Swanilda, her impetuous suitor Franz and the eccentric toymaker Dr.Coppelius as they are brought to life by sparkling choreography and the animated score of Delibes. Coppélia is perfect for first-time ballet goers, families and everyone in between.

The greatest romantic ballet of all time is brought to life by Tchaikovsky’s haunting and unforgettable score. From the impressive splendour of the Palace ballroom to the moon-lit lake where swans glide in perfect formation, this compelling tale of tragic romance has it all. From Odile, the temptress in black tulle as she seduces the Prince by spinning with captivating precision to the spellbound purity of the swan queen, Odette as she flutters with emotional intensity, the dual role of Odette/Odile is one of ballet’s most unmissable technical challenges.

The Nutcracker

This most famous of fantasy ballets for all the family begins as night falls on Christmas Eve. As snowflakes fall outside, the warm glow of the open fire sends flickering shadows across the boughs of the Christmas tree and all the presents beneath. When midnight strikes we are swept away to a fairy tale world where nothing is quite as it seems, toy dolls spring to life, the Mouse King and his mouse army battle with the Nutcracker Prince and we travel through the Land of Snow to an enchanted place where the magic really begins…

This, the most poignant of all classical ballets is filled with dramatic passion in a chilling and heart-rending tale of love, treachery and forgiveness from beyond the grave. The moving story of delicate Giselle and her aristocratic but duplicitous lover Albrecht is set to a glorious score. From the visual splendour of the rustic villagers happily gathering the harvest at the start of the story to the eerie moonlit forest haunted by beautifully drifting spirits, this production is unforgettable.

Liverpool Tour Dates 2017

Liverpool Empire Theatre

• Box Office 0844 871 3017 – Calls will cost 7 pence per minute plus your telephone company’s access charge.
• 30 January Giselle 7.30pm
• 31 January Swan Lake 7.30pm
• 1 February Swan Lake 2.30pm & 7.30pm

Other locations include:

Manchester The Bridgewater Hall

• Box Office 0161 907 9000
• 3 – 4 January The Nutcracker Tue 7.30pm;
• Wed 2.30pm & 7.30pm

Buxton Opera House

• Box Office 01298 72190
• 5 – 6 January Swan Lake 7.30pm daily
• 7 January The Nutcracker 2.30pm & 7.30pm

Portsmouth Guildhall

• Box Office 0844 847 2362 – Calls will cost 7 pence per minute plus your telephone company’s access charge.
• 9 – 10 January Swan Lake 7.30pm daily
• 11 January The Nutcracker 2.30pm & 7.30pm

Brighton Theatre Royal

• Box Office 0844 871 7650 – Calls will cost 7 pence per minute plus your telephone company’s access charge.
• 12 – 13 January Swan Lake 7.30pm daily
• 14 January The Nutcracker 2.30pm & 7.30pm

Blackpool Grand Theatre

• Box Office 01253 290190
• 16 January The Nutcracker 7.30pm
• 17 January Coppélia 7.30pm
• 18 January Swan Lake 2.30pm & 7.30pm

Bristol Hippodrome

• Box Office 0844 871 3012 – Calls will cost 7 pence per minute plus your telephone company’s access charge.
• 19 January La Fille mal gardée 7.30pm
• 20 January The Nutcracker 7.30pm
• 21 January Swan Lake 2.30pm & 7.30pm

Basingstoke The Anvil

• Box Office 01256 844244
• 23 January La Fille mal gardée 7.30pm
• 24 January Coppélia 7.30pm
• 25 January Swan Lake 2.30pm & 7.30pm

Norwich Theatre Royal

• Box Office 01603 630000
• 26 January Coppélia 7.30pm
• 27 January La Fille mal gardée 7.30pm
• 28 January Swan Lake 2.30pm & 7.30pm

Southend Cliffs Pavilion

• Box Office 01702 351135
• 29 January The Nutcracker 2.00pm & 5.30pm
• 26 February Swan Lake 2.00pm & 5.30pm

Leicester De Montfort Hall

• Box Office 0116 233 3111
• 2 February Giselle 7.30pm
• 3 February Swan Lake 7.30pm
• 4 February The Nutcracker 2.30pm & 7.30pm

Wolverhampton Grand Theatre

• Box Office 01902 429212
• 5 February The Nutcracker 4.00pm
• 6 February Swan Lake 7.30pm
• 7 February Coppélia 7.30pm

Wimbledon New Theatre

• Box Office 0844 871 7646 – Calls will cost 7 pence per minute plus your telephone company’s access charge.
• 9 February La Fille mal gardée 7.30pm
• 10 February Coppélia 7.30pm
• 11 February Swan Lake 2.30pm & 7.30pm

Malvern Festival Theatre

• Box Office 01684 892277
• 12 February The Nutcracker 2.30pm & 5.30pm
• 13 February Coppélia 7.30pm
• 14 February La Fille mal gardée 7.30pm
• 15 February Swan Lake 2.30pm & 7.30pm

High Wycombe Swan Theatre

• Box Office 01494 512000
• 16 February Coppélia 7.30pm
• 17 February Swan Lake 2.30pm & 7.30pm
• 18 – 19 February The Nutcracker Sat 2.30pm
• & 7.30pm; Sun 2.30pm

Bournemouth Pavilion Theatre

• Box Office 0844 576 3000 – Calls will cost 7 pence per minute plus your telephone company’s access charge.
• 20 February Coppélia 7.30pm
• 21 February The Nutcracker 7.30pm
• 22 February Swan Lake 2.30pm & 7.30pm

Ipswich Regent Theatre

• Box Office 01473 433100
• 23 February La Fille mal gardée 7.30pm
• 24 February The Nutcracker 7.30pm
• 25 February Swan Lake 2.30pm & 7.30pm

For full information on prices, discounts and concessions please call your local venue or visit their website.

Event Date: Monday 30th January 2017 - Wednesday 1st February 2017

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Contact Details: Box Office - Liverpool Empire Theatre, Tel: 0844 847 2319 (call charges do apply)

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State Ballet Theatre of Ukraine’s Annual North American Tour Feels Different This Year

State Ballet Theatre of Ukraine, founded in 2018 and hosted by Classical Arts in Brooklyn, New York, is a 55-member troupe of Ukrainian dancers who come together each year to perform in North America. In what has become an annual tradition, the company has toured its productions of The Nutcracker , Sleeping Beauty , Swan Lake and other classics throughout the U.S. and Canada since its founding. But this year, things are different. Following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine last February, eyes have turned toward the Eastern European nation and its displaced people, including its dancers. For SBTU, that meant a sudden increase in attention—not only from U.S. audiences, but also from local ballet students who are invited to join the company onstage each year.

Former ballroom dancer Ekaterina Vaganova-Yachmennikova heads SBTU student engagement alongside her husband, Artem Yachmennikoff, a former San Francisco Ballet and Dutch National Ballet principal, Mariinsky Ballet soloist and Bolshoi Ballet first soloist. In addition to their positions as co-artistic directors of the company, they also own and direct their own studio, We Dance Academy , in Melbourne, Florida and Viera, Florida. The two got involved with Classical Arts in 2018 with the creation of the organization’s “We Dance” program , which facilitates the local student involvement with SBTU at each touring location. And while the program has always experienced consistent participation, Vaganova-Yachmennikova was blown away by the number of auditioning students for the 2022–23 season.

“The auditions are open for the entire community,” she says, explaining that she and Yachmennikoff work with local host studios to audition area dancers ages 3 and up, including adult ballet students. “At New Jersey Performing Arts Center (NJPAC), we have a school that last year got 20 dancers to participate, and this year there are 45. There are over 100 total dancers onstage!”

Vaganova-Yachmennikova (who traces her ancestry back to the legendary Agrippina Vaganova) notes the significance of the performance opportunities for young dancers in the U.S. “It’s a unique cultural exchange; they get a global experience and appreciation for working with artists from different backgrounds,” she says, emphasizing that observing how professionals work onstage and performing alongside them is critical for students who want to dance professionally themselves. And for the theaters involved, the company’s annual tours have generated a strong connection over the years. NJPAC executive vice president and executive producer David Rodriguez notes that the Center’s relationship with SBTU goes back several years; the company’s performances, he says, “creates an opportunity to view a single seminal work in a variety of cultural contexts not available elsewhere.”

Vaganova-Yachmennikova explains that this year’s tour is particularly special to SBTU and is thrilled that several theaters have sold out their performances through February. “Dancers already have a very short artistic life,” she says. “Our priority has to be the human life. So the fact that they are able to continue to do their job is priceless given the surrounding circumstances.” Hundreds of people have also shown their support through donations on the Classical Arts website , which goes toward funding SBTU productions and helping the displaced artists and their families.

But the company’s success this year was not met without difficulty. The task of covertly rehearsing in Ukraine and transporting company members, sets and costumes out of the country was not an easy one—and it was risky. “These dancers were forced to leave their homes, and even their families,” says Vaganova-Yachmennikova, “and we have to keep our location in Ukraine undisclosed. But now in the U.S., they’re able to live in some sort of normality; they don’t have to wake up to the sound of sirens.”

The main thing she wishes for North American audiences? To come and see the dancers live. “We are so very appreciative and excited to bring the holiday spirit to these audiences. And we’re hopeful that with love and faith, these crazy times will end soon.”

State Ballet Theatre of Ukraine Tour Locations

• Birmingham: Alabama Theatre— Sleeping Beauty (January 12, 2023)
• Montgomery: Davis Theatre for the Performing Arts— Swan Lake (January 13)
• Fort Pierce: Sunrise Theatre— Swan Lake (December 28, 2022)
• Melbourne: Maxwell C. King Center for the Performing Arts— Sleeping Beauty (December 30)
• Coral Springs: Coral Springs Center for the Arts— Swan Lake (January 1)
• Cutler Bay: Dennis C. Moss Cultural Arts Center— Swan Lake (January 3)
• Palm Coast: Flagler Auditorium— Sleeping Beauty (January 4)
• Lakeland: Polk Theatre— Swan Lake (January 5)
• Saint Petersburg: The Mahaffey Theater— Sleeping Beauty (January 6)
• Orlando: Steinmetz Hall— Sleeping Beauty (January 7)
• Jacksonville: Jacksonville Center for the Performing Arts— Sleeping Beauty (January 8)
• Athens: The Classic Center— The Nutcracker (December 22–23)
• Macon: The Grand Opera House— Swan Lake (January 9)
• Savannah: Johnny Mercer Theatre— Sleeping Beauty (January 10)
• Augusta: Imperial Theatre— Sleeping Beauty (January 14)
• Saginaw: The Temple Theatre— Sleeping Beauty (November 27)
• Newark: New Jersey Performing Arts Center— The Nutcracker (December 18), Sleeping Beauty (January 15)
• Trenton: Patriots Theater at the War Memorial— Sleeping Beauty (December 15)
• Buffalo: Shea’s Performing Arts Center— Swan Lake (December 10)
• Brooklyn: Brooklyn College (Walt Whitman Theatre)— The Nutcracker (December 16)
• Rochester: RBTL’s Auditorium Theatre— Sleeping Beauty (December 17)

South Carolina

• Florence: Francis Marion University Performing Arts Center— Sleeping Beauty (December 21)
• Norfolk: Harrison Opera House— Sleeping Beauty (December 20)
• Brampton: The Rose— Sleeping Beauty (December 5)
• Kitchener: Centre In The Square— Swan Lake (December 6)
• Kingston: Kingston Grand Theatre— The Nutcracker (December 7–8)
• Brockville: Brockville Arts Centre— The Nutcracker (December 9)

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​Swan Lake by Russian State Ballet

Published on Apr 28, 2023

Genre : Dance & Ballet

Dates : June 3-9, 2023

Venue : Century Theatre

Prices : 180, 280, 380, 480, 680, 880

Features : The acclaimed Russian State Ballet makes a welcome return to Beijing and will be performing the classical Swan Lake at Century Theatre in Beijing from June 3 to June 9, 2023.

BRIEF INTRODUCTION

Swan Lake, one of the most famous ballets worldwide, is an everlasting classic in the history of ballet and has long been the first representative of the art of ballet. Since its successful premiere in 1895, Swan Lake has transcended the boundary of cultures and countries with its poetic and artistic dancing scenarios, pure and condensed fairy tale, as well as profoundly touching and melodious music; and became the everlasting embodiment of "truth, virtue, and beauty" on stage. During the past hundred years, it had touched countless audience all over the world and became a classic repertoire repeatedly rehearsed by every major ballet company in the world.

The RUSSIAN STATE BALLET THEATRE is devoted to the traditions of Ballet but presented with a modern elegance. The sheer poetry of this philosophy, by its Directord Vlacheslave Gordeev, is evidenced in the treatment of the classic repertoire of THE RUSSIAN STATE BALLET. "Swan Lake", "Don Quixote", "Giselle", "The Nutcracker", "Cinderella", "Scherherazade", and "Sleeping Beauty" are the masterpieces offered for International Touring through 2012. In 1989 Vlacheslav Gordeev headed "The Ensemble of Classical Ballet" in Moscow and in turn it became the RUSSIAN STATE BALLET under the MOSCOW STATE THEATRE later that year. Gordeev, former Dancer, Choreographer and Artistic Director of the BOLSHOI THEATRE, achieved National acclaim for the RUSSIAN STATE BALLET within the Soviet Union and soon thereafter in Russia, Europe and throughout the World.

Director - Gordeev Viacheslav Artistic Director of the Theatre Gordeev Viacheslav Mikhaylovich, reknown Worldwide Ballet Star and the eminent Russian Dancer, combines the talents of being a brilliant choreographer with the rare gift of the consumate organizer of the creative process. With virtuoso performances, masterful choreography and staging by Vlacheslav Gordeev, it is no wonder "THE RUSSIAN STATE BALLET" THEATRE is now one of the elite Companies in Russia and recognized as "the best ballet company in Europe".

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THE RUSSIAN STATE BALLET OF SIBERIA

BACK ON STAGE AND TOURING THE UK

CELEBRATING TWO DECADES SINCE THE FIRST UK TOUR IN 2002

Raymond Gubbay Limited  is pleased to announce that The Russian State Ballet of Siberia, accompanied by the Russian State Ballet Orchestra, are back on stage and touring the UK in 2022 with their iconic performances of  THE NUTCRACKER ,  SWAN LAKE ,  SNOW MAIDEN ,  CINDERELLA  and  ROMEO AND JULIET , all brought to life with magical special effects.

This season marks the twentieth anniversary of the company’s first season in the UK, with their work first presented at St David’s Hall in Cardiff in 2002. Whilst the challenges of the omicron variant and Welsh government restrictions meant that the first Cardiff dates of the tour were not able to go ahead in December 2021 as planned, the company were able to launch the tour afresh with SWAN LAKE in Manchester in early January, and are now delighting audiences around the country once again.

The company will tour the UK until the end of March, and will visit Basingstoke, Bournemouth, Brighton, Bristol, Darlington, Edinburgh, High Wycombe, Hull, Ipswich, Leicester, Liverpool, Northampton, Nottingham, Oxford, Reading, Southend, Wimbledon and Wolverhampton.

The Russian State Ballet of Siberia – led by  Artistic Director Sergei Bobrov , and  Music Director Anatoly Tchepurnoi  – has established itself as one of Russia’s leading ballet companies and has built an international reputation for delivering performances of outstanding quality and depth. Since their first Christmas season at St David’s Hall in Cardiff in 2002, the Company has completed 18 UK tours and has had success in Italy, Spain, Slovakia, Japan, Turkey, Bulgaria, Taiwan, United Arab Emirates and Singapore.

The ballets performed this season are:

The greatest romantic ballet of all time is brought to life by Tchaikovsky’s haunting and unforgettable score. From the impressive splendour of the Palace ballroom to the moon-lit lake where swans glide in perfect formation, this compelling tale of tragic romance has it all. From Odile, the temptress in black tutu as she seduces the Prince by spinning with captivating precision to the spellbound purity of the swan queen, Odette, as she flutters with emotional intensity, the dual role of Odette/Odile is one of ballet’s most unmissable technical challenges.

The Nutcracker

This most famous of fantasy ballets for all the family begins as night falls on Christmas Eve. As snowflakes fall outside, the warm glow of the open fire sends flickering shadows across the boughs of the Christmas tree and all the presents beneath. When midnight strikes we are swept away to a fairytale world where nothing is quite as it seems, toy dolls spring to life, the Mouse King and his mouse army battle with the Nutcracker Prince and we travel through the Land of Snow to an enchanted place where the magic really begins…

Snow Maiden

Protected from the outside world by Father Frost, the exquisite Snow Maiden plays innocently amongst the dancing snowflakes in the enchanted Land of Frost. Based on a traditional folk-tale, set in the snow covered landscape of rural Russia, this seasonal sparkler follows the Snow Maiden as she dances into the human world. Captivated by the colourful village and the people who live there, she ventures too far and is swept up by feelings of love, temptation and betrayal. When finally she surrenders herself completely and warms to love, her heart melts in a tragic embrace.

Romeo and Juliet

Shakespeare’s tale of primal passion and timeless tragedy is brought to life by Prokofiev’s soaring score, set in bustling Renaissance Verona and with an emotionally charged choreography that befits the world’s greatest love story. From the grandeur of the masked ball to the intimacy of the lovers’ balcony, this star-crossed story of duels, bitter family feuds and love that cannot be, is unmissable.

The world’s favourite rags to riches fairy-tale where dreams can come true is a magical mix of Prokofiev’s energetic score, lively choreography and colourful costumes. Whilst her mad/bad stepmother and her ill-mannered daughters prepare for the Royal Ball, graceful Cinderella can only dream of dancing with the dashing Prince. Later that evening, her rags become a glittering gown and she is swept magically to the Ball. From that very moment the Prince is smitten, midnight strikes and one lost crystal slipper later, he must now embark on a journey to find his lost love….

The Russian State Ballet of Siberia was formed in 1978 by talented graduates from choreographic schools in Moscow, St Petersburg, Kiev, Novosibirsk and Yekaterinburg. Many have gone on to become award winning artists and made prominent appearances at international ballet competitions and festivals. The company is proud of its dancers who are highly acclaimed worldwide for their unique interpretation of both dramatic and comic roles, delivering performances of sincere emotional and dramatic integrity. Over 100 opera and ballet productions have been created for the Theatre over the past 40 years with many receiving high critical and public acclaim. Since 2002, Sergei Bobrov has been Artistic Director of the Krasnoyarsk State Ballet (Russian State Ballet of Siberia). Leading dancers from across Russia have forged their skills and artistry under his direction in new productions of timeless classics such as  The Nutcracker ,  Swan Lake ,  The Sleeping Beauty ,  Coppélia  and  La Fille mal gardée . Under the direction of Sergei Bobrov, the Russian State Ballet of Siberia continues to expand its repertoire. In addition to commissioning new works from within Russia and abroad, the company specializes in 20th-Century full-length ballets such as  Cinderella ,  Romeo and Juliet ,  Spartacus ,  The Golden Age ,  Mozart & Salieri ,  Electra and Antigone .

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The Russian State Ballet of Siberia UK tour returns

The 2021 – 2022 tour celebrates two decades since the first Russian State Ballet of Siberia UK tour in 2002 .

This season marks the twentieth anniversary of the company’s first season in the UK, as it returns to St David’s Hall Cardiff, accompanied by the Russian State Ballet Orchestra. Raymond Gubbay Limited is pleased to announce the full programme which includes an iconic and classical repertoire of  THE NUTCRACKER ,  SWAN LAKE ,  SNOW MAIDEN ,  CINDERELLA  and  ROMEO AND JULIET , brought to life with magical special effects and of course with top Russian dancers.

The UK season launches with performances from 18 December 2021, and will tour throughout the UK from January to March, with venue dates in Basingstoke, Blackpool, Bournemouth, Brighton, Bristol, Buxton, Darlington, Edinburgh, High Wycombe, Hull, Ipswich, Leicester, Liverpool, Northampton, Nottingham, Manchester, Oxford, Peterborough, Reading, Sheffield, Southend, Wimbledon and Wolverhampton. See the full schedule below.

The Russian State Ballet of Siberia – led by  Artistic Director Sergei Bobrov , and  Music Director Anatoly Tchepurnoi  – has established itself as one of Russia’s leading ballet companies and has built an international reputation for delivering performances of outstanding quality and depth. Since their first Christmas season at St David’s Hall in Cardiff in 2002, the Company has completed 18 UK ballet tours and has had success in Italy, Spain, Slovakia, Japan, Turkey, Bulgaria, Taiwan, United Arab Emirates and Singapore.

Sergei Bobrov said ahead of the Russian ballet UK tour, “ I am delighted to return to the UK this year.  The response of audiences wherever the company performs is overwhelming.  We can’t wait to be back on stage in front of UK audiences once again .”

The ballets to be performed this season are:

The greatest romantic ballet of all time is brought to life by Tchaikovsky’s haunting and unforgettable score. From the impressive splendour of the Palace ballroom to the moon-lit lake where swans glide in perfect formation, this compelling tale of tragic romance has it all. From Odile, the temptress in black tutu as she seduces the Prince by spinning with captivating precision to the spellbound purity of the swan queen, Odette, as she flutters with emotional intensity, the dual role of Odette/Odile is one of ballet’s most unmissable technical challenges.

The Nutcracker

This most famous of fantasy ballets for all the family begins as night falls on Christmas Eve. As snowflakes fall outside, the warm glow of the open fire sends flickering shadows across the boughs of the Christmas tree and all the presents beneath. When midnight strikes we are swept away to a fairytale world where nothing is quite as it seems, toy dolls spring to life, the Mouse King and his mouse army battle with the Nutcracker Prince and we travel through the Land of Snow to an enchanted place where the magic really begins…

Snow Maiden

Protected from the outside world by Father Frost, the exquisite Snow Maiden plays innocently amongst the dancing snowflakes in the enchanted Land of Frost. Based on a traditional folk-tale, set in the snow covered landscape of rural Russia, this seasonal sparkler follows the Snow Maiden as she dances into the human world. Captivated by the colourful village and the people who live there, she ventures too far and is swept up by feelings of love, temptation and betrayal. When finally she surrenders herself completely and warms to love, her heart melts in a tragic embrace.

Romeo and Juliet

Shakespeare’s tale of primal passion and timeless tragedy is brought to life by Prokofiev’s soaring score, set in bustling Renaissance Verona and with an emotionally charged choreography that befits the world’s greatest love story. From the grandeur of the masked ball to the intimacy of the lovers’ balcony, this star-crossed story of duels, bitter family feuds and love that cannot be, is unmissable.

The world’s favourite rags to riches fairy-tale where dreams can come true is a magical mix of Prokofiev’s energetic score, lively choreography and colourful costumes. Whilst her mad/bad stepmother and her ill-mannered daughters prepare for the Royal Ball, graceful Cinderella can only dream of dancing with the dashing Prince. Later that evening, her rags become a glittering gown and she is swept magically to the Ball. From that very moment the Prince is smitten, midnight strikes and one lost crystal slipper later, he must now embark on a journey to find his lost l ove….

The Russian Ballet of SIberia UK 2021/22 full tour schedule:

CARDIFF St David’s Hall – 18 Dec Cinderella 2pm & 5:30pm / 19 Dec Cinderella 2pm & 5:30pm / 20th to 24th Dec Nutcracker / 27th to 30th Dec Swan Lake / 31 Dec 2pm & 2 Jan Romeo & Juliet, 2 Jan 5:30pm Romeo & Juliet

MANCHESTER The Bridgewater Hall –  3 Jan Swan Lake 2pm & 5.30pm / 4 Jan Swan Lake 7.30pm

BUXTON Opera House   5 Jan Swan Lake 2pm & 7pm / 6 Jan Nutcracker 2pm & 7pm

BLACKPOOL Grand Theatre   7 Jan Romeo & Juliet 7.30pm / 8 Jan Swan Lake 2.30pm & 7.30pm / 9 Jan Nutcracker 2.30pm & 7.30pm

SHEFFIELD Lyceum Theatre   10 Jan Swan Lake 7.30pm / 11 Jan Swan Lake 7.30pm/ 12 Jan Swan Lake 2pm & 7.30pm/ 13 Jan Nutcracker 7.30pm/ 14 Jan Nutcracker 7.30pm /15 Jan Nutcracker 3pm & 7.30pm

HULL New Theatre   17 Jan Snow Maiden 7.30pm/ 18 Jan Cinderella 7.30pm / 19 Jan Romeo & Juliet 7.30pm/ 20 Jan Swan Lake 7.30pm/ 21 Jan Swan Lake 7.30pm/ 22 Jan Nutcracker 2.30pm & 7.30pm

NOTTINGHAM Royal Concert Hall   24 Jan Cinderella 7.30pm/ 25 Jan Swan Lake 7.30pm/ 26 Jan Nutcracker 2pm & 7.30pm

DARLINGTON Hippodrome   27 Jan Snow Maiden 7.30pm/ 28 Jan Romeo & Juliet 7.30pm/ 29 Jan Nutcracker 2.30pm & 7.30pm/ 30 Jan Swan Lake 2.30pm

READING The Hexagon   31 Jan Cinderella 7.30pm/ 1 Feb Romeo & Juliet 7.30pm/ 2 Feb Swan Lake 7.30pm

IPSWICH Regent Theatre 

SOUTHEND Cliffs Pavilion   6 Feb Nutcracker 2pm & 5.30pm

BRIGHTON Theatre Royal   7 Feb Romeo & Juliet 7.45pm / 8 Feb Nutcracker 7.45pm / 9 Feb Swan Lake 2.30pm & 7.45pm

OXFORD New Theatre   10 Feb Snow Maiden 7.30pm / 11 Feb Rom7o & Juliet 7.30pm / 12 Feb Swan Lake 2.30pm & 7.30pm

LIVERPOOL Empire Theatre   14 Feb Romeo & Juliet 7.30pm / 15 Feb Snow Maiden 7.30pm / 16 Feb Swan Lake 2.30pm & 7.30pm

WIMBLEDON New Theatre  21 Feb Romeo & Juliet 7.30pm / 22 Feb Nutcracker 7.30pm / 23 Feb Swan Lake 2.30pm & 7.30pm

NORTHAMPTON Royal & Derngate  24 Feb Cinderella 7.30pm / 25 Feb Snow Maiden 7.30pm / 26 Feb Nutcracker 2.30pm & 7.30pm

WOLVERHAMPTON Grand Theatre   28 Feb Swan Lake 7.30pm / 1 Mar Romeo & Juliet 7.30pm / 2 Mar Nutcracker 2.30pm & 7.30pm

EDINBURGH Playhouse  3 Mar Romeo & Juliet 7.30pm / 4 Mar Swan Lake 7.30pm / 5 Mar Swan Lake 2.30pm & 7.30pm

BOURNEMOUTH Pavilion Theatre  7 Mar Nutcracker 7.30pm / 8 Mar Romeo & Juliet 7.30pm / 9 Mar Swan Lake 2.30pm & 7.30pm

HIGH WYCOMBE Swan Theatre  10 Mar Cinderella 7.30pm / 11 Mar Romeo & Juliet 7.30pm / 12 Mar Swan Lake 2.30pm & 7.30pm

SOUTHEND Cliffs Pavilion  13 Mar Swan Lake 2pm & 5.30pm

BASINGSTOKE The Anvil  14 Mar Cinderella 7.30pm / 15 Mar Romeo & Juliet 7.30pm / 16 Mar Swan Lake 7.30pm

LEICESTER De Montfort Hall  17 Mar Romeo & Juliet 7.30pm / 18 Mar Swan Lake 7.30pm / 19 Mar Nutcracker 2.30pm & 7.30pm

PETERBOROUGH New Theatre  22 Mar Cinderella 7.30pm / 23 Mar Swan Lake 2.30pm & 7.30pm

BRISTOL Hippodrome  25 Mar Romeo & Juliet 2.30pm & 7.30pm / 26 Mar Swan Lake 2.30pm & 7.30pm

About The Russian State Ballet of Siberia

The company was formed in 1978 by talented graduates from choreographic schools in Moscow, St Petersburg, Kiev, Novosibirsk and Yekaterinburg. Many have gone on to become award winning artists and made prominent appearances at international ballet competitions and festivals. The company is proud of include many top Russian dancers, who are highly acclaimed worldwide for their unique interpretation of both dramatic and comic roles, delivering performances of sincere emotional and dramatic integrity. Over 100 opera and ballet productions have been created for the Theatre over the past 40 years with many receiving high critical and public acclaim. Since 2002, Sergei Bobrov has been Artistic Director of the Krasnoyarsk State Ballet (Russian State Ballet of Siberia). Leading dancers from across Russia have forged their skills and artistry under his direction in new productions of timeless classics such as  The Nutcracker ,  Swan Lake ,  The Sleeping Beauty ,  Coppélia  and  La Fille mal gardée . Under the direction of Sergei Bobrov, the Russian State Ballet of Siberia continues to expand its repertoire. In addition to commissioning new works from within Russia and abroad, the company specializes in 20th-Century full-length ballets such as  Cinderella ,  Romeo and Juliet ,  Spartacus ,  The Golden Age ,  Mozart & Salieri ,  Electra and Antigone . 

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Saint Petersburg is the birthplace of Russian ballet : an emblematic symbol of the country's culture and a dance that has infiltrated countries the world over.

This dance had already been developed previously in Italy, specifically during the Renaissance, an age when dance experienced a progressive development alongside other arts, such as painting and sculpture.

Origins of Russian Ballet

Ballet originated in Italy in the 15th and 16th centuries, but it wasn't until  Peter the Great  came into power in the 17th century and began opening the Russian Empire up to Western culture and influence that ballet became known in the country, with the first performance taking place in 1673. Intrinsically linked to the political, social and cultural changes that were taking place at the time, the dance's arrival in Russia marks a key point in the country's history .

Thanks to patronage by the tsars and the influence of ballet teachers from France and Italy, ballet quickly became the most popular form of entertainment of the Russian nobility . Under the orders of Catherine the Great, an Imperial ballet troupe was established in St Petersburg in 1783 , and it was moved to the famous Mariinsky Theatre in 1886. 

While the renowned  Bolshoi Ballet   was founded in Moscow in 1776, making it one of the oldest ballet companies in the world,  St Petersburg remained the "ballet capital" of Russia  with its  Imperial Russian Ballet , these days known as the  Mariinsky Ballet .

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With the dissolution of the Soviet Union and the new wave spreading to the east across the continent, a new way of interpreting dance also took to the stage.

Choreographers opted for more fluid movements and reinterpreted Europe's most classical dances.

During these years, the main aims of ballet were the opening, reinterpretation and improvement of the practice of dance, ideas that make the dance the main artistic representation of the whole nation.

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The historical centre of theatre, dance and opera in Russia, St Peterburg is like Paris, Vienna and Rome: one of the most important cultural heritage cities in all of Europe.

As well as its own ballet company, the Mariinsky Theatre also has its own orchestra, one of the oldest musical institutions in all of Russia.

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The Russian State Ballet of Siberia back on stage and touring The UK

Celebrating two decades since the first uk tour in 2002.

Raymond Gubbay Limited has announced that The Russian State Ballet of Siberia, accompanied by the Russian State Ballet Orchestra, are back on stage and touring the UK in 2022 with their iconic performances of The Nutcracker, Swan Lake, Snow Maiden, Cinderella and Romeo And Juliet , all brought to life with magical special effects.

This season marks the twentieth anniversary of the company’s first season in the UK, with their work first presented at St David’s Hall in Cardiff in 2002.

Whilst the challenges of the omicron variant and Welsh government restrictions meant that the first Cardiff dates of the tour were not able to go ahead in December 2021 as planned, the company were able to launch the tour afresh with Swan Lake in Manchester in early January, and are now delighting audiences around the country once again.

The company will tour the UK until the end of March, and will visit Basingstoke, Bournemouth, Brighton, Bristol, Darlington, Edinburgh, High Wycombe, Hull, Ipswich, Leicester, Liverpool, Northampton, Nottingham, Oxford, Reading, Southend, Wimbledon and Wolverhampton.

The Russian State Ballet of Siberia – led by Artistic Director Sergei Bobrov, and Music Director Anatoly Tchepurnoi – has established itself as one of Russia’s leading ballet companies and has built an international reputation for delivering performances of outstanding quality and depth. Since their first Christmas season at St David’s Hall in Cardiff in 2002, the Company has completed 18 UK tours and has had success in Italy, Spain, Slovakia, Japan, Turkey, Bulgaria, Taiwan, United Arab Emirates and Singapore.

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60 dancers who fled the war now take the stage — as The United Ukrainian Ballet

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Iryna Zhalovska and other dancers with The United Ukrainian Ballet train at The Kennedy Center. The company is performing Giselle there this week. Keren Carrión/NPR hide caption

Iryna Zhalovska and other dancers with The United Ukrainian Ballet train at The Kennedy Center. The company is performing Giselle there this week.

When Russia invaded Ukraine, choreographer Alexei Ratmansky was in Moscow working with both the Bolshoi and the Mariinsky, historically two of the most revered ballet companies in the world.

"My wife called me at 5:00 am from New York and said: Kyiv has been bombed," he remembers. He and his wife both have family in Ukraine, "so I had to leave right away," he says.

Ratmansky is a highly sought-after choreographer and a 2013 MacArthur Fellow. He choreographed The United Ukrainian Ballet's production of Giselle, which just began its run at The Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. His mother is Russian. His father is Ukrainian. But he isn't giving anyone in Russia a pass for not speaking out, including his fellow artists.

Elizaveta Gogidze fled with her family to Germany. She dances the lead in The United Ukrainian Ballet's production of Giselle. Keren Carrión/NPR hide caption

Elizaveta Gogidze fled with her family to Germany. She dances the lead in The United Ukrainian Ballet's production of Giselle.

"It's a huge failure of Russian culture, I think, the fact that millions didn't come out the first week and didn't stop it," he says before the dress rehearsal for Giselle at The Kennedy Center . "It breaks my heart to see that the world of today cannot stop this horror."

Some 60 dancers who fled the war make up The United Ukrainian Ballet . With help from local dance professionals and city officials, the company is based in The Hague.

A ballet dancer's career is short, and interrupting rigorous daily classes can be a setback. Despite the dire circumstances under which the company was formed, it has also allowed these dancers to continue their profession.

"We will fight bravely on the battlefield. But we will also celebrate our culture," said Ukrainian Ambassador Oksana Markarova at The Kennedy Center this week. Keren Carrión/NPR hide caption

"We will fight bravely on the battlefield. But we will also celebrate our culture," said Ukrainian Ambassador Oksana Markarova at The Kennedy Center this week.

The United Ukrainian Ballet is made up of some 60 dancers who fled their country when the Russians invaded. The newly formed company performs at The Kennedy Center this week. Keren Carrión/NPR hide caption

The United Ukrainian Ballet is made up of some 60 dancers who fled their country when the Russians invaded. The newly formed company performs at The Kennedy Center this week.

For principal dancer Elizaveta Gogidze, the chance to work with Ratmansky was "a dream." Gogidze, who performs the lead in Giselle , was a soloist with the National Opera of Ukraine in Kyiv when the war began. Along with her mother, her grandmothers and "all the women of our family," Gogidze fled to Germany, where her aunt was living.

When a dancer friend told her about the formation of The United Ukrainian Ballet in the Netherlands and Ratmansky's involvement, she was on her way to The Hague.

"It's a chance to do something new and to learn something new," she beams, "He's a gorgeous choreographer. He's a true patriot of our country."

Gogidze says she's in constant contact with her fellow dancers back in Kyiv. Her company, The National Opera of Ukraine, has reopened, but it's been a challenge. "They have no light. They have no hot water. Sirens and rockets sometimes. It's really hard," she says. It's not lost on the Ukrainian government that the audience for this event includes decision-makers. The Kennedy Center and the U.S. State Department recently hosted a 60th anniversary celebration of the Art in Embassies program. One of the dancers with The United Ukrainian Ballet performed a solo piece called The Dying Swan.

Ukrainian Ambassador Oksana Markarova told members of the Washington establishment that she and others at the embassy have had "very difficult discussions" about whether, "during a full-fledged war, to continue our events ... with art, with songs, with art exhibitions." She said they decided that not to continue would be "exactly what Russians wanted us to do."

Principal dancers Elizaveta Gogidze and Oleksii Kniazkov of The United Ukrainian Ballet are performing Giselle at The Kennedy Center this week. Keren Carrión/NPR hide caption

Principal dancers Elizaveta Gogidze and Oleksii Kniazkov of The United Ukrainian Ballet are performing Giselle at The Kennedy Center this week.

The United Ukrainian Ballet's dress rehearsal for Giselle at The Kennedy Center. Keren Carrión/NPR hide caption

The United Ukrainian Ballet's dress rehearsal for Giselle at The Kennedy Center.

"They wanted us to be destroyed, cry and die. And we will not do that," said Ambassador Markarova, "We will not give up. We will not surrender. We will fight bravely on the battlefield. But we will also celebrate our culture."

Ratmansky proudly shares a bit of his conversation with the Ambassador: "She said the Ukrainian ballet operates as our secret weapon. And I like that."

When the performance of Giselle ended, the orchestra played the Ukrainian national anthem. The dancers, joined by Ratmansky, sang and held up banners that said "Stand With Ukraine."

Choreographer Alexei Ratmansky appears on stage with the United Ukrainian Ballet after their production of Giselle at the Kennedy Center. Mena Brunette/XMB Photography hide caption

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Ballet dancers from across ukraine bring 'giselle' to the kennedy center.

Edited by: Rose Friedman Produced by: Beth Novey Audio story produced by: Isabella Gomez-Sarmiento

Correction Feb. 4, 2023

A previous version of this story said the Kennedy Center hosted a 60th anniversary celebration of the Art in Embassies program. It should have said that it was co-hosted by the U.S. State Department. In addition, the story incorrectly said The Dying Swan was from Swan Lake .

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• Fri 4 Mar → Sat 5 Mar Edinburgh Playhouse Theatre Swan Lake Russian State Ballet of Siberia
• Thu 3 Mar Edinburgh Playhouse Theatre Romeo & Juliet Russian State Ballet of Siberia

February 2022

• Wed 23 Feb London, New Wimbledon Theatre Russian State Ballet of Siberia - Swan Lake Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Tue 22 Feb London, New Wimbledon Theatre Russian State Ballet of Siberia - Nutcracker Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Mon 21 Feb London, New Wimbledon Theatre Russian State Ballet of Siberia - Romeo & Juliet Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Wed 16 Feb Liverpool Empire Theatre Russian State Ballet of Siberia - Swan Lake Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Tue 15 Feb Liverpool Empire Theatre Russian State Ballet of Siberia - Snow Maiden Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Mon 14 Feb Liverpool Empire Theatre Russian State Ballet of Siberia - Romeo & Juliet Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Sat 12 Feb New Theatre Oxford Russian State Ballet of Siberia - Swan Lake Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Fri 11 Feb New Theatre Oxford Russian State Ballet of Siberia - Romeo & Juliet Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Thu 10 Feb New Theatre Oxford Russian State Ballet of Siberia - Snow Maiden Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Wed 9 Feb Brighton, Theatre Royal Russian State Ballet of Siberia - Swan Lake Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Tue 8 Feb Brighton, Theatre Royal Russian State Ballet of Siberia - Nutcracker Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Mon 7 Feb Brighton, Theatre Royal Russian State Ballet of Siberia - Romeo & Juliet Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia

January 2022

• Sun 30 Jan Darlington Hippodrome Russian State Ballet of Siberia - Swan Lake Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Sat 29 Jan Darlington Hippodrome Russian State Ballet of Siberia - Nutcracker Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Fri 28 Jan Darlington Hippodrome Russian State Ballet of Siberia - Romeo & Juliet Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Thu 27 Jan Darlington Hippodrome Russian State Ballet of Siberia - Snow Maiden Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Wed 26 Jan Nottingham, Theatre Royal and Royal Concert Hall Russian State Ballet of Siberia - The Nutcracker Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Tue 25 Jan Nottingham, Theatre Royal and Royal Concert Hall Russian State Ballet of Siberia - Swan Lake Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Mon 24 Jan Nottingham, Theatre Royal and Royal Concert Hall Russian State Ballet of Siberia - Cinderella Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Sat 22 Jan Hull New Theatre Russian State Ballet of Siberia - The Nutcracker
• Thu 20 Jan → Fri 21 Jan Hull New Theatre Russian State Ballet of Siberia - Swan Lake
• Wed 19 Jan Hull New Theatre Russian State Ballet of Siberia - Romeo & Juliet
• Tue 18 Jan Hull New Theatre Russian State Ballet of Siberia - Cinderella
• Mon 17 Jan Hull New Theatre Russian State Ballet of Siberia - Snow Maiden

December 2021

• Fri 31 Dec → Sun 2 Jan Cardiff, St David's Hall Russian State Ballet of Siberia - Romeo & Juliet Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Mon 27 Dec → Thu 30 Dec Cardiff, St David's Hall Russian State Ballet of Siberia - Swan Lake Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Mon 20 Dec → Fri 24 Dec Cardiff, St David's Hall Russian State Ballet of Siberia - The Nutcracker Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Sat 18 Dec → Sun 19 Dec Cardiff, St David's Hall Russian State Ballet of Siberia - Cinderella Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Sun 15 Mar Sheffield City Hall and Memorial Hall Swan Lake Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Sat 14 Mar Bournemouth Pavilion Swan Lake Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Fri 13 Mar Bournemouth Pavilion Sleeping Beauty Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Thu 12 Mar Bournemouth Pavilion Coppelia Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Wed 11 Mar Swindon, Wyvern Theatre Swan Lake Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Tue 10 Mar Swindon, Wyvern Theatre The Nutcracker Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Mon 9 Mar Swindon, Wyvern Theatre Sleeping Beauty Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Sun 8 Mar Southend-on-Sea, Cliffs Pavilion Swan Lake Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Sat 7 Mar Ipswich, Regent Theatre Swan Lake Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Fri 6 Mar Ipswich, Regent Theatre Sleeping Beauty Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Thu 5 Mar Ipswich, Regent Theatre The Nutcracker Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Wed 4 Mar Basingstoke, The Anvil Swan Lake Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Tue 3 Mar Basingstoke, The Anvil Sleeping Beauty Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Mon 2 Mar Basingstoke, The Anvil The Nutcracker Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia

February 2020

• Sat 29 Feb Leicester, De Montfort Hall Swan Lake Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Fri 28 Feb Leicester, De Montfort Hall The Nutcracker Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Thu 27 Feb Leicester, De Montfort Hall Sleeping Beauty Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Wed 26 Feb New Theatre Oxford Swan Lake Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Tue 25 Feb New Theatre Oxford Sleeping Beauty Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Mon 24 Feb New Theatre Oxford Coppelia Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Sat 22 Feb Halifax, Victoria Theatre The Nutcracker Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Fri 21 Feb Halifax, Victoria Theatre Swan Lake Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Wed 19 Feb Brighton, Theatre Royal Swan Lake Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Tue 18 Feb Brighton, Theatre Royal Sleeping Beauty Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Mon 17 Feb Brighton, Theatre Royal Coppelia Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Sat 15 Feb Canterbury, Marlowe Theatre The Nutcracker Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Fri 14 Feb Canterbury, Marlowe Theatre Coppelia Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Thu 13 Feb Canterbury, Marlowe Theatre Sleeping Beauty Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Tue 11 Feb → Wed 12 Feb Canterbury, Marlowe Theatre Swan Lake Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Sun 9 Feb Southend-on-Sea, Cliffs Pavilion The Nutcracker Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Sat 8 Feb London, New Wimbledon Theatre Swan Lake Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Fri 7 Feb London, New Wimbledon Theatre Sleeping Beauty Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Thu 6 Feb London, New Wimbledon Theatre Coppelia Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Tue 4 Feb High Wycombe, Swan Theatre Sleeping Beauty Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Mon 3 Feb High Wycombe, Swan Theatre Swan Lake Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Sun 2 Feb High Wycombe, Swan Theatre The Nutcracker Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Sat 1 Feb Wolverhampton Grand Theatre Swan Lake Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia

January 2020

• Fri 31 Jan Wolverhampton Grand Theatre Sleeping Beauty Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Thu 30 Jan Wolverhampton Grand Theatre Coppelia Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Wed 29 Jan Northampton, Royal & Derngate Theatre Swan Lake Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Tue 28 Jan Northampton, Royal & Derngate Theatre Coppelia Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Mon 27 Jan Northampton, Royal & Derngate Theatre Sleeping Beauty Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Sun 26 Jan Darlington Hippodrome The Nutcracker Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Sat 25 Jan Darlington Hippodrome Swan Lake Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Fri 24 Jan Darlington Hippodrome Sleeping Beauty Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Thu 23 Jan Darlington Hippodrome Coppelia Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Wed 22 Jan Reading, Hexagon Sleeping Beauty Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Tue 21 Jan Reading, Hexagon Swan Lake Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Sun 19 Jan Blackpool, Grand Theatre Swan Lake Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Sat 18 Jan Blackpool, Grand Theatre The Nutcracker Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Fri 17 Jan Blackpool, Grand Theatre Sleeping Beauty Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Tue 14 Jan → Wed 15 Jan Liverpool Empire Theatre Swan Lake Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Mon 13 Jan Liverpool Empire Theatre Sleeping Beauty Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Sat 11 Jan Hull New Theatre The Nutcracker Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Thu 9 Jan → Fri 10 Jan Hull New Theatre Swan Lake Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Wed 8 Jan Hull New Theatre Sleeping Beauty Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Tue 7 Jan Hull New Theatre Coppelia Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Sun 5 Jan → Mon 6 Jan Manchester, Bridgewater Hall Swan Lake Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Sat 4 Jan Buxton Opera House Swan Lake Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Fri 3 Jan Buxton Opera House The Nutcracker Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Thu 2 Jan Buxton Opera House Sleeping Beauty Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia

December 2019

• Fri 27 Dec → Tue 31 Dec Cardiff, St David's Hall Swan Lake Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Sat 21 Dec → Tue 24 Dec Cardiff, St David's Hall The Nutcracker Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Thu 19 Dec → Fri 20 Dec Cardiff, St David's Hall Coppelia Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Fri 15 Mar → Sat 16 Mar New Theatre Oxford Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Thu 14 Mar New Theatre Oxford Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Wed 13 Mar New Theatre Oxford Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Tue 12 Mar Halifax, Victoria Theatre Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Mon 11 Mar Halifax, Victoria Theatre Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia
• Sun 10 Mar Halifax, Victoria Theatre Russian State Ballet & Orchestra of Siberia