Scottish Ballet Tickets

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Renowned for its versatility and applauded for its exciting, award-winning repertoire, Scottish Ballet, Scotland's national dance company, marks its 40th anniversary with a triple bill that captures perfectly the chic style of a company whose powerful athleticism and incredible personality continues to attract acclaim world-wide.

Rubies is one of Balanchine's most delectable creations, with dancers adorned in dazzling bejewelled costumes and set to the angular, jazz-tinged music of Igor Stravinsky.

Choreographed by William Forsythe, Workwithinwork is a new addition to Scottish Ballet's repertoire. Performed to the beautiful slow-building arch of Berio's Duetti fo...

Renowned for its versatility and applauded for its exciting, award-winning repertoire, Scottish Ballet, Scotland's national dance company, marks its 40th anniversary with a triple bill that captures perfectly the chic style of a company whose powerful athleticism and incredible personality continues to attract acclaim world-wide.

Rubies is one of Balanchine's most delectable creations, with dancers adorned in dazzling bejewelled costumes and set to the angular, jazz-tinged music of Igor Stravinsky.

Choreographed by William Forsythe, Workwithinwork is a new addition to Scottish Ballet's repertoire. Performed to the beautiful slow-building arch of Berio's Duetti for two violins, the
choreography starts as graceful and winding movement, before branching out in ever-increasing complexity.

Making its London premiere is Krzysztof Pastor's celebrated In Light and Shadow. Beginning with a delicate, reflective duet to the Aria from Bach's Goldberg Variations, the piece
twists and turns into a rich tapestry of explosive solos, duets and ensemble work set to Bach's Third Orchestral Suite.

13 - 17 October 2009 at Sadler's Wells