English National Ballet’s breathtaking Swan Lake in-the-round will delight cinema audiences this Autumn in selected cinemas from Wednesday October 30 2024
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Trafalgar Releasing is distributing Derek Deane’s Swan Lake in-the-round for English National Ballet to cinemas across the UK and internationally for the first time from 30 October.
Tickets will go on sale from 11th September CLICK HERE.
Marking English National Ballet’s 75th Season, the cinema release of Swan Lake in-the-round gives dance fans the chance to experience the splendour of ballet on a grand scale. Derek Deane’s stunning in-the-round production has been enjoyed by over 500,000 people worldwide and offers an unmissable 360° view of one of the most popular ballets of all time. With 60 dancing swans, exquisite choreography and Tchaikovsky’s unforgettable score played live by English National Ballet Philharmonic and conducted by Gavin Sutherland, the film will take you to the very heart of this celebrated classic.
Featuring Lead Principal Sangeun Lee as Odette/Odile and Principal Gareth Haw as Prince Siegfried, this production captures all the magic of the beloved ballet. From the breathtaking spectacle of shimmering swans moving in unison, to the captivating romance between Prince Siegfried and the Swan Queen Odette, this is cinema bursting with beauty, passion and betrayal.
Released by Trafalgar Releasing, the global leader in event cinema distribution, the ballet was filmed live at the Royal Albert Hall in June 2024 and includes never-seen-before overhead angles which will give the cinema audience an aerial view of the genius choreography. Combining exceptional artistry, gorgeous spectacle and compelling drama, Swan Lake in-the-round is a cinematic masterpiece that will enthral and delight.
English National Ballet: Swan Lake – 30th October – 3rd November 2024
Cinema tickets on sale from Wednesday 11th September 2024 HERE
Runtime 162 minutes
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Creatives:
Choreography and Stage direction – Derek Deane
Composer – Pyotr Iylich Tchaikovsky
Design- Peter Farmer
Lighting design – Howard Harrison
Conductor – Gavin Sutherland
Cast included:
Odette/Odile – Sangeun Lee
Prince Siegfried – Gareth Haw
Rothbart – James Streeter
Queen – Jane Haworth
Tutor – Michael Coleman