Swan Lake - State Ballet Of Georgia Tickets

Here’s some genuine on-stage magic for you. The awesome State Ballet of Georgia is coming to the capital with a full-length classic production of Swan Lake for the first time in its 175-year history. The ballet will be in London for a very short, strictly limited run from 28th August to 1st September 2024, accompanied by the equally amazing English National Opera. The London Coliseum is your venue.

The State Ballet of Georgia’s Swan Lake tickets

The action is being directed by the world-renowned, Georgian-born Nina Ananiashvili, a highly respected former prima ballerina with Bolshoi Ballet and American Ballet Theatre. Widely rated as one of the world’s best ballet dancers, Ananiashvili returned to her native country in 2004 to lead the company, which was last in the UK for 2008’s Edinburgh Festival.

All about The State Ballet of Georgia’s Swan Lake

A company of more than 60 of the finest dancers in the world. Sumptuous sets. Stunning costumes. It all adds up to ‘simply spectacular’. Tchaikovsky’s score is an epic experience all on its own. The sheer romance of the story sends you into another world, a magical place where love battles the forces of evil.

Whether you’re a seasoned ballet-goer or this is your first time, you’ll leave the venue feeling inspired and uplifted. Prince Siegfried’s love for the Swan Queen Odette and the drama of their battle against the evil sorcerer Rothbart is a delight to experience.

Swan Lake's enthralling story, gorgeous music and elegant choreography have made it the planet’s favourite ballet. This new production is set to become a legend, so buy Swan Lake tickets while they’re still available – we predict a sell-out.

The State Ballet of Georgia’s Swan Lake cast and creative team

A huge cast weaves this magical tale. As the Director of State Ballet of Georgia, Nina Ananiashvili, said: ‘Swan Lake is one of our best repertoires. It combines elaborate costumes, stunning choreography, exquisite ornaments and the young generation of dancers with Georgian characteristics. Swan Lake has always had an important place in my career. It was the first ballet that I performed in the Bolshoi Theatre and was my first and final significant performance at American Ballet Theater. I can't wait to share it with audiences in London for the first time.'

The Choreography is by Marius Petipa and Lev Ivanov, the show is staged by Alexei Fadeyechev and Nina Ananiashvili, and the music comes from Pyotr Ilych Tchaikovsky.