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To mark World Ballet Day, Birmingham Royal Ballet is delighted to announce that Vadim Muntagirov, Principal Dancer with The Royal Ballet, will perform the role of Prince Siegfried in the world’s best-loved ballet, SwanLake, at Theatre Royal Plymouth for two nights only on Friday 17 and Saturday 18 March 2023.

Birmingham Royal Ballet’s Director Carlos Acosta said ‘We are so lucky to have one of the greatest dancers in the world today, Vadim Muntagirov, dancing with BRB at Theatre Royal Plymouth next year. It will be an amazing experience for the company and audiences to have him perform with us for the second time.’

Muntagirov, most princely of princes, combines virtuoso splendour with aristocratic grace.

Zoe Anderson, The Independent on Vadim’s Swan Lake at the Royal Ballet

James Mackenzie-Blackman, CEO and Executive Producer at Theatre Royal Plymouth said: It has been a real pleasure getting to know Carlos since I arrived at TRP. Together, we’re committed to building on the 40 year relationship between BRB and TRP, ensuring we bring the very best dance experiences to the city of Plymouth and the wider South West. We look forward to welcoming Vadim to our venue and our city.’

As Siegfried, Muntagirov was heavenly.

Sarah Crompton, The Observer, 2022

Vadim will dance with BRB Principal Dancer Céline Gittens in the role of Princess Odette. This will be a rare chance to see one of the world’s greatest ballet dancers perform outside London and in the South West. Vadim last performed in The Royal Ballet’s Swan Lake in March 2021 to critical acclaim and delighted audiences when he guested with Birmingham Royal Ballet earlier this year in Don Quixote at Birmingham Hippodrome.

If you've already booked tickets for a different Swan Lake performance at Theatre Royal Plymouth and would like to transfer your booking, please phone the TRP box office on 01752 267 222 and they will be able to arrange this.

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Vadim Muntagirov’s appearances with Birmingham Royal Ballet are generously supported by Mrs Aud Jebsen.

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