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The Nutcracker

It’s never too early to secure your seat for Birmingham Royal Ballet’s spectacular Christmas show, The Nutcracker. Buy your tickets now for the November/December 2024 shows.

Birmingham

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The Nutcracker at Royal Albert Hall

It’s not Christmas without The Nutcracker! And in 2024 we are overjoyed to announce the return of this festive favourite to the Royal Albert Hall. This enchanting production, featuring Tchaikovsky’s glorious score, is a sparkling festive treat for the whole family.

London

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Watch Company Class on Stage at our venues around the country

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Cinderella: UK and International Tour

This enchanting fairytale is a glorious celebration of ballet.

Southampton, Birmingham, Salford, Sunderland, Bristol, Plymouth and Tokyo

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Ashton Classics, with Birmingham Royal Ballet

Join Birmingham Royal Ballet and the Royal Ballet Sinfonia as they celebrate the ballets of the legendary Frederick Ashton, Founder Choreographer of the Royal Ballet companies.

Birmingham

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BRB2: Carlos Acosta's Ballet Celebration

BRB2, Birmingham Royal Ballet's second company, embarks on its third UK tour in May 2025.

Birmingham, London, Poole and Northampton

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BRB Dancer Sofia Liñares is standing in the centre of the image, against a deep red background on which her shadow can be seen. Sofia Liñares is a dancer with long dark hair and is wearing a black sleeveless top, with black tutu, and pale pink pointe shoes. Sofia is standing with her left foot on pointe, her right leg is slightly bent at the knee, the top of her foot is resting on the ground. Sofia’s head is mid-motion, facing towards the ground, her hair is flying forwards with the strands of hair in an arch around her head. Sofia is holding a red and black electric guitar which is secured over her shoulder using a strap decorated with red roses and green leaves. Sofia’s right arm is facing the left as if she had just strummed the guitar, her left is holding the fret board in a chord. Image copyright Perou.

Black Sabbath – The Ballet: International Tour

Carlos Acosta is turning up the volume on Birmingham’s musical legacy. Original heavy metal heroes, Black Sabbath, provide the soundtrack for Black Sabbath - The Ballet.

Washington DC

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Two dancers are in the foreground looking at each other with a much larger figure in the background towering over them. The background is a blended blue and green at the top of the image. The image fades to black at the bottom. Surrounding the two dancers in the foreground is a glowing gold light with spots and streams of light surrounding the centre of the image. This gold is reflected onto the towering figure’s face. The two dancers in the foreground are towards the right of the image and are playing the characters of the Prince and Sleeping Beauty. The dancer playing the Prince has brown, short hair, is wearing white, fitted tights, white ballet flats and a cream jacket with gold detailing. He is on the left of the couple, kneeling one knee, looking up at Sleeping Beauty, with arms extended, holding her waist. The dancer playing Sleeping Beauty has dark hair in a bun, is wearing a white tutu with silver detailing, a sequinned top, sparkling tiara and is on pointe on her right leg, with her left leg extended pointing directly upwards. The figure in the background is playing Carabosse, she is positioned to the right of the foreground dancers, and is looking down at them. The dancer playing Carabosse has black hair with a silver headpiece, is wearing a gothic black dress with sequinned detailing and has black eye-makeup and red lipstick. Carabosse has her left arm clutching at her chest, a ring with large, red gemstone is on her middle finger, her right arm is extended towards the upper left and a dramatic black sleeve drapes towards the floor.

The Sleeping Beauty: Japan Tour

Cursed by a wicked fairy, a beautiful princess pricks her finger and falls into a deep sleep that can only be broken by true love's kiss.

Tokyo, Osaka and Nagoya

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