London Coliseum
St Martin's Ln, Charing Cross, London WC2N 4ES
Venue informationGISELLE the timeless tale about the redemptive power of love is coming to London’s Coliseum in early 2024.
From the sunny optimism of Giselle’s idyllic village life to a moonlit world of mystery and menace, Mary Skeaping’s enthralling production features some of ballet’s most dramatic scenes and otherworldly images which aide in telling this haunting story of innocence and betrayal.
Adolphe Adam’s lush, detailed score, performed live by English National Ballet Philharmonic sets the scene for an atmospheric and ultimately heartbreaking performance.
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What is Giselle about?
A young peasant girl, Giselle, is in love with Albrecht, a Duke who hides his title and his engagement to another. When Giselle discovers he has deceived her, she is driven to madness, and dies of a broken heart. Late at night, the Wilis gather by her grave, ready to welcome her into their fold as the vengeful spirits of betrayed brides, who force men to dance to their death. Will Giselle’s love protect Albrecht from his fate?
Ticket information
Tickets available for performances from Thursday 11th January – Sunday 21st January 2024. Performance times vary. Please refer to the calendar for further information.
Running Time
2 hours 15 minutes (incl. interval).
Cast & Creatives
Mary Skeaping, Jean Coralli, Jules Perrot and Marius Petipa (Production, Choreography), Adolphe Adam (Music), David Walker (Design), Charles Bristow and David Mohr (Lighting)
Please note: Only children aged 5+ are allowed in the auditorium.
Groups of 10+: Price band B reduced to £70.25, price band C reduced to £62.25, price band D reduced to £54.25, Price band E reduced to £46.25, price band F reduced to £38.25, price band G reduced to £30.25, price band H reduced to £22.25, price band J reduced to £14.25
Valid Monday-Thursday evenings & Thursday matinee
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Rates subject to change and availability
Reviews
The Sunday Express
'Brilliant and profoundly satisfying'
The Daily Telegraph
'Utterly heartbreaking'
What's On Stage
'A pitch-perfect production'
Financial Times
'Splendidly atmospheric'