Performance

Venue	Peacock Theatre
Town	West End
County	Greater London
From	29th March 2018
To	7th April 2018
When	Mar 31, Apr18 2, 7 at 10:30. Mar 30, Apr 3, 4, 5, 6 at 11:00. Mar 29, 31, Apr 2, 7 at 14:00. Mar 30, Apr 3, 4, 5, 6 at 15:00. Mar 31, Apr 2, 7 at 17:30. Mar 29 at 19:00
Peacock Theatre (V222)
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Date of change: 19 Sep 17 - T1418286564

My First Ballet - Swan Lake

Work:: My First Ballet (S2114204426)

The My First Ballet series brings young audiences their first taste of ballet through the magic of fairy tales, captivating music and beautiful dance. The ballets feature graduating dancers of outstanding potential from English National Ballet School in performances produced by English National Ballet.

Production:: Swan Lake (T1418286564)

Enjoy one of the most famous ballets of all time together, in this beautifully adapted new version for children aged three upwards. The evil magician Rothbart has turned the beautiful 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? This shortened version with Tchaikovsky's wonderful music is the perfect introduction to the magic of ballet for young children, and a fantastic family day out.

Company

English National Ballet

Listing:: L01675999665

Swan Lake

Enjoy one of the most famous ballets of all time together, in this beautifully adapted new version for children aged three upwards. The evil magician Rothbart has turned the beautiful 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? This shortened version with Tchaikovsky's wonderful music is the perfect introduction to the magic of ballet for young children, and a fantastic family day out.

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