King Leontes of Sicilia is crippled with an all-consuming jealousy when his friend, King Polixenes of Bohemia, stays with him and his wife Hermione. What follows is a tale where a marriage is destroyed, a child is abandoned and all hope is seemingly lost for two lovers.
Celebrating its tenth anniversary, The Winter’s Tale is an award-winning modern ballet classic, packed with emotional turmoil heightened by Joby Talbot’s compelling score and Bob Crowley’s atmospheric designs.
Choreography – Christopher Wheeldon
Scenario – Christopher Wheeldon and Joby Talbot
Music – Joby Talbot
Designer – Bob Crowley
Lighting Designer – Natasha Katz
Projection Designer – Daniel Brodie
Silk Effects Designer – Basil Twist
Conductor – Koen Kessels
Cast – TBC
Orchestra of the Royal Opera House
A co-production between The Royal Ballet and the National Ballet of Canada
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