An enchanted dolls' house, an evil governess, and a nutcracker who may just be a handsome prince in disguise - this winter, prepare to enter a magical new world...
This vivid retelling of the Christmas classic is on tour from December 2012.
An enchanted dolls' house, an evil governess, and a nutcracker who may just be a handsome prince in disguise - this winter, prepare to enter a magical new world...
This vivid retelling of the Christmas classic is on tour from December 2012.
Dancer Bethany Kingsley-Garner will be posting video blogs in the run up to Dance GB. Here, she offers us a first peek at rehearsals for Martin Lawrance's brand new piece Run For It.
Martin Lawrance’s Run For It is a high energy work inspired by the power of Olympic athletes. This dynamic piece is set to the propulsive rhythms of John Adams’ Son of Chamber Symphony and features a striking sculptural installation created by Turner Prize-winning artist Martin Boyce.
Claire Robertson rehearses Workwithinwork, William Forsythe’s study of the possibilities of motion. The dancers create a breathtaking display of fascinating angles and lines, leaving traces of their movements as they go. Part of our Autumn Season 2012.
In the 65th anniversary year of Tennessee Williams’ Pulitzer Prize-winning play, Scottish Ballet presents a vibrant new take on A Streetcar Named Desire.
This is behind-the-scenes exclusive shows dancers Eve Mutso and Tama Barry as they create the dramatic image for our newest poster. Watch carefully and you'll also catch a glimpse of Streetcar director Nancy Meckler!
In the 65th anniversary year of Tennessee Williams’ Pulitzer Prize-winning play, Scottish Ballet presents vibrant new take on A Streetcar Named Desire, collaborating with theatre and film director Nancy Meckler and international choreographer Annabelle Lopez Ochoa to create a powerful infusion of drama and dance.
If you missed our webcast on Saturday 17th September you can watch it again here!
Originally broadcast live online from Scottish Ballet’s headquarters, we take a look at the stunning 1930s-inspired costumes from Pennies from Heaven, hear from the dancers about their roles and watch the Company rehearse sections of the piece in our studios.
Scottish Ballet is Scotland's National Dance Company, run under the award-winning direction of Ashley Page OBE. With classical influences meeting modern dance styles, the Company presents a wide range of high-quality dance to audiences across Scotland, the UK and abroad. Scottish Ballet has a diverse, vibrant repertoire, ranging from new versions of the classics (The Nutcracker, Cinderella), through to seminal pieces from
Scottish Ballet is Scotland's National Dance Company, run under the award-winning direction of Ashley Page OBE. With classical influences meeting modern dance styles, the Company presents a wide range of high-quality dance to audiences across Scotland, the UK and abroad. Scottish Ballet has a diverse, vibrant repertoire, ranging from new versions of the classics (The Nutcracker, Cinderella), through to seminal pieces from 20th century modern ballet repertoire, including work by George Balanchine and Frederick Ashton, and extending into signature pieces by living choreographers such as William Forsythe, Hans van Manen and Siobhan Davies. The Company is also keen to explore new pieces and regularly premieres work in Scotland. Scottish Ballet believes in pushing the boundaries of dance, with recent productions breaking away from the traditional image of ballet by using music from contemporary artists.
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