I am currently working on a June ballet trip to England. Here is the draft itinerary. If you are interested or want further information, please email me: toursenlair@gmail.com
Wednesday
June 5
Arrive
London. Check in to hotel within walking distance of the Royal Opera
House.
Thursday
June 6
Day
trip by private coach. Visit to White Lodge, home of the Royal Ballet
Lower School. Visit to Hampton Court Palace. Evening: Dinner followed
by performance of Ballet
Black: mixed bill of premieres including work from Javier De Frutos,
Robert Binet, Ludovic Ondiviela, and a new story ballet by
Christopher Marney. Ballet
Black is this year's recipient of the Dance Critics' Circle Best
Independent Company National Dance Award. Return directly to hotel (1
hour).
Friday
June 7
Day
trip by private coach to Birmingham. Visit to Elmhurst School for
Dance (feeder school for Birmingham Royal Ballet) to be confirmed. Dinner, then
performance of
Birmingham
Royal Ballet: Coppelia
(This is the most beautiful production of Coppelia I have ever seen, one of those productions that make you say, "Ah, classical ballet... is there anything better??"))
(This is the most beautiful production of Coppelia I have ever seen, one of those productions that make you say, "Ah, classical ballet... is there anything better??"))
Return
by private coach directly from theatre to hotel.
Saturday
June 8
Day
at leisure. Evening: Dinner, then performance of Royal
Ballet Raven Girl
(new
story ballet by Wayne McGregor);
Symphony in C
(Balanchine)
Sunday
June 9
Day
at leisure.
If
you wish, you can take the train (2 ½ hours, approx. 45 pounds) to
Leeds for a matinee performance of Northern
Ballet mixed program: Concertante
(van Manen), Angels in
the Architecture
(Godden), new work by Kenneth Tindall.
Monday
June 10
Day
at leisure. Evening: Royal Ballet Mayerling
Kenneth MacMillan's masterful telling of the harrowing tale of Prince Rudolf of Austria-Hungary, a dream role for all male dancers, involving NINE pas de deux.
Kenneth MacMillan's masterful telling of the harrowing tale of Prince Rudolf of Austria-Hungary, a dream role for all male dancers, involving NINE pas de deux.
Tuesday
June 11
Day
at leisure. Optional day trip to Oxford (1 ½ hours by coach) with
walking tour of the colleges.
Wednesday June 12
Day
at leisure. Evening: Dinner before English National Ballet
Swan Lake -in-the-round
ENB's production of Swan Lake is unique, taking place in the circular venue of the Royal Albert Hall, and features an enormous corps de ballet of 60 swans.
ENB's production of Swan Lake is unique, taking place in the circular venue of the Royal Albert Hall, and features an enormous corps de ballet of 60 swans.
Thursday
June 13
Check out of hotel and depart London.
Check out of hotel and depart London.
In
addition we would have a backstage tour of the Royal Opera
House, (which usually includes watching some of the Royal Ballet'
s daily class or rehearsal)
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