Northern Ballet

The timeless tale takes centre stage in this magical staging of Cinderella, performed by Northern Ballet.

Originally choreographed by Michael Pink for Milwaukee Ballet, this feel-good ballet will have you dancing till midnight with breathtaking waltzes, tender duets, and laugh-out-loud characters. 

Performed to Prokofiev's classic music played live, Cinderella's touching story unfolds with twists and turns and a romantic finale where love (and a perfectly fitting slipper) conjure a ‘happily ever after' that you won't be able to resist. 

Cinderella A ballet by Michael Pink

Leeds Grand Theatre

Experience a 360-degree film captured on stage, in the studio and behind the scenes in Clara & The Nutcracker.

This December a Northern Ballet, 4Pi Productions, and Schwarzman Centre production, inspired by David Nixon CBE's The Nutcracker, will premiere at the newly built Schwarzman Centre for the Humanities at Oxford University.

Northern Ballet’s world-class dancers come to life alongside richly animated fantasy scenes by 4Pi Productions and Tchaikovsky’s iconic score, performed by the BBC Concert Orchestra and delivered in surround audio.

Designed for all ages, from families and newcomers to dance lovers and seasoned culture-goers, it offers a thrilling new way for all to experience a timeless festive classic.

Clara & The Nutcracker

Schwarzman Centre

Friendship, bravery and fighting for fairness lead the way in this adventurous retelling of Robin Hood.

Robin Hood and Maid Marian try to outwit the greedy Sheriff of Nottingham, facing unexpected challenges and discovering that kindness and determination can be just as powerful as strength. Filled with friendship and courage, this heartwarming tale shows how working together and standing up for what's right can make a real difference.

Robin Hood a NEW ballet for children

Stanley & Audrey Burton Theatre

Masters of storytelling Northern Ballet bring to the stage the extraordinary story of Anne Lister – better known as Gentleman Jack. 

A powerful Yorkshire woman, it was only after her death when her secret diaries were decoded that a truly exceptional life was uncovered. Described by some as the "first modern lesbian", Anne lived, dressed and loved as she desired, not as 19th century society expected her to. With her words dancing across the page, she vividly chronicled her adventures, heartbreaks and triumphs. 