You can't go far wrong with this Christmas classic.
Snowmen, Sleeping Beauties and Nutcrackers.
If this production is anything to go by, the upcoming season is set to be a cracker.
Dream-like, but lacking the anger and passion of Shakespeare's play.
An artistic feat and a lesson in history.
A 40th anniversary production featuring politics, guns and prostitutes.
The St Petersburg Ballet brings the classic to London in inimitable style.
Soft and otherworldly.
Tackling heavy topics such as death as reunion and the dangers of obsession.
See Svetlana Zakharova in Amore.
Something to see, whatever you look for in a ballet.
Mad Hatter's tea parties to Jazz Age romps.
Sport isn't for everyone.
Including one with no dancers at all.
A horror classic, danced.
Orwell's dark vision made manifest in dance.
The ultimate romantic ballet on the big screen.
Two works from its founder choreographer, Frederick Ashton.
Great deals in the West End.
One of the last chances to catch this enigma before he retires.
Lots of choice for this popular classic.
Tokens with 10% off.
A double bill from the peerless Frederick Ashton.
Shakespeare's star-cross'd lovers dance to a doomed finish at the ROH.
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