Scottish Ballet's Sleeping Beauty Tour 2008/2009
| Scottish Ballet will be moving to new headquarters in 2009 at Tramway, one of the Scottish Arts Council Foundation funded organisations. |
About the production
Sleeping Beauty Trailer
Tour Dates
New HQ
Sleeping Beauty will be rising from her slumber once again this winter...
About the Production
Scottish Ballet will be touring the critically acclaimed Sleeping Beauty across Scotland for the second year. Ashley Page's Sleeping Beauty is an unconventional take on the classic fairytale and its original ballet of the same name.
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The story begins in a pastoral vision of the 1830s, where mortals mix with fairies in an enchanted forest within a magical kingdom. As the story unfolds, the audience is taken on a journey through the periods of Gothic, Victorian and post Second World War Europe. |
The classic themes of light and dark are prevalent throughout the ballet, ensuring a strong fairytale theme amongst the innovative choreography and costume designs.
Here is a video trailer of Sleeping Beauty
Tour Dates
Theatre Royal, Glasgow
Sat 6th Dec - Sat 27th December
Box Office: 0870 060 6647
Book online at the Theatre Royal website
Festival Theatre, Edinburgh
Wed 7th Jan - Sat 10th Jan
Box Office: 0131 529 6000
Book online at the Festival Theatre website
Eden Court Theatre, Inverness
Wed 14th Jan - Sat 17th Jan
Box office: 01463 234 234
Visit the Eden Court website for further information
Millenium Centre, Cardiff
Wed 21st Jan - Sat 24th Jan
Box Office: 08700 40 2000 (bkg fee)
Book online at the Millenium Centre website
His Majesty's Theatre, Aberdeen
Wed 28th Jan - Sat 31st Jan
Box Office: 01224 641122 (bkg fee)
Book online at His Majesty's Theatre website
Grand Opera House, Belfast
Wed 4th Feb - Sat 7th Feb
Box Office: 028 90 24 19 19
Book online at the Grand Opera House website
New HQ for Scottish Ballet |
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In 2009 Scottish Ballet is due to move in to new headquarters at The Tramway in Glasgow. Here is a video about the £11 million pound project that is part funded by the Scottish Arts Council |