English National Ballet: My First Ballet - Swan Lake

English National Ballet aims to bring ballet to the widest possible audience by presenting classical ballet and exciting new productions. Through our partnerships with schools, we extend our impact beyond the stage, and reach people of all ages and backgrounds.

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My First Ballet - Swan Lake

A first introduction to the magical world of ballet.

Experience the thrill of the world’s most famous ballet in this specially adapted version for children aged three upwards.

The magician Rothbart has turned the princess Odette into a swan: only at night can she return to human form. Will Prince Siegfried be able to save her, or will he fall for Rothbart’s sorcery? Featuring choreography by Antonio Castilla, this version follows the familiar story from a different point of view. With a narrator to help follow the story, a shortened version of Tchaikovsky’s wonderful music, beautiful dancing by students from English National Ballet School, and all the elegant costumes you could wish for, My First Ballet: Swan Lake is the perfect introduction to the joy of live ballet.

Since its creation in 2012, over 350,000 people have enjoyed English National Ballet’s My First Ballet series. This fantastic day out returns to London’s Peacock Theatre in Spring 2025.

Our BSL Interpreted performance will be on 23 April 10:30am, with a Relaxed Performance on 24 April at 1:30pm.

Art Forms: EYFS, KS1, KS2 Music, Dance, Drama, Music.

Dates: Wed 16 - Sun 27 Apr 2025. School groups are welcomed to our term time performances which will take place Wednesday 23 April, Thursday 34 April and Friday 25 April.

Cost: Tickets start from £12. Group, school and family bookings are available for these performances, including free teacher tickets with school bookings.

Location: The Peacock Theatre, Portugal St, London WC2A 2HT

Contact

Booking link: https://www.ballet.org.uk/production/my-first-ballet-swan-lake/

Contact details: tickets@sadlerswells.com

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