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A love that refuses to be tamed 🌹

Tonight, the curtain rises on Carmen, as Bizet’s tale of passion, jealousy and defiance returns to our Main Stage in Damiano Michieletto’s production.

🎟️ See Carmen on our Main Stage until 21 November: bit.ly/3REw8NB

📸 by Mihaela Bodlovic: Ginger Costa-Jackson, Russell Thomas, Seohyun Go, Ellen Pearson, Adriana González, Alexander Vinogradov
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100 years, one extraordinary evening ✨

A Centenary Celebration opens tonight, with a programme that traces a century of ballet through the artists and works that have shaped The Royal Ballet School’s story.

From Ninette de Valois’ Checkmate and Frederick Ashton’s Birthday Offering to MacMillan, McGregor and three new works created for the occasion, past and present meet on our Main Stage in a celebration made for this once-in-a-century moment.

🎟️ A Centenary Celebration runs from 8-10 October: bit.ly/4xDF84o

📸 by Tristram Kenton: The Royal Ballet, Birmingham Royal Ballet and The Royal Ballet School.
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A message from Sir Alex Beard, Chief Executive:

"We are deeply saddened to hear of the death of Bonnie Greer - playwright, critic, public intellectual, Trustee, and close friend and mentor to so many in our world.

She was a true diamond whose courage, fearlessness, and strength changed the nation's cultural conversation for the better. Our thoughts are with David, her family, and all who knew and worked with her."

In 2011, she appeared in a powerful contemporary opera in the Linbury Theatre. YES, directed by John Lloyd Davies, included music by Errollyn Wallen and a libretto by Greer herself.