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La Fille mal gardée

This autumn brings Sir Frederick Ashton's La Fille mal gardée (The Wayward Daughter), the sunniest and funniest of ballets, back to our stage.

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Luna

A new work inspired by the pioneering women of Birmingham and exploring contemporary universal themes.

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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.

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New BRB2 tour announced

The rising stars of BRB will be on tour again in 2025 with a brand-new programme, Carlos Acosta's Ballet Celebration.

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Cinderella

Step into the magical world of Cinderella, where Fairy Godmothers triumph over cruel stepmothers, pumpkins turn into sparkling carriages and a jewelled slipper changes one young woman’s life forever.

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Eilis Small, Olivia Chang Clarke and Rosanna Ely on stage at Hockley Social Club. The three are standing in a line, smiling and are all in the same pose: Left leg forward and foot turned out, right leg back and foot resting on pointe. Their left arms are out from the body and are horizontal to the ground, the right is directly in the air with fingers pointed. The area surrounding the stage is dark but bright spotlights light the trio. The shadow of flight cases and a black grand piano standing out against the black brick walls. A white Birmingham Royal Ballet logo is projected onto the brick. Eilis, Olivia and Rosanna are all wearing golden and deep pink coloured tutus which have lots of detailing and are completed by a golden tiara.

Hockley Social Club

We're back with another evening of ballet and great street food on Wednesday 16 October. Tickets will sell quick!

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Two dancers are on a black stage at Hockley Social Club in front of a black brick wall with the Birmingham Royal Ballet logo in thick, white letters projected onto it. In front, to the left and right of the dancers are audience members seated at tables with red candles on them. The audience members in front of the dancers and to the right are stood in front of the camera, looking at the stage, so, only the backs of their heads are in the image. The audience members to the left have their faces lit by the stage lights and are also looking at the dancers. The two dancers are just off-centre of the image and are playing the role of Odette and Prince Siegfried from Swan Lake. Céline Gittens is playing Odette. Céline has black hair tied in a bun and is wearing a white feathered headband with silver tiara. Céline is wearing a white tutu, sequinned top, white tights and pale pink pointe shoes. Céline’s arms are raised, the left slightly higher than the right, Céline’s eyes are closed, with gaze pointing downwards at Siegfried. Brandon Lawrence is playing Prince Siegfried. Brandon has short black hair and is wearing a black top, decorated with gold embellishments and is also wearing black tights. Brandon is holding Céline around the waist with both arms and is facing the right of the image, gaze affixed at Céline. Above the dancers heads is a rig of blue stage lighting, which is shining down onto the dancers, creating a mystical atmosphere. Behind the dancers but in front of the wall is a music stand, and a dimly lit black baby grand piano. In the background you can see the hints of the industrial setting of Hockley Social Club, such as artificial plants and silver pipes.

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