• Shakespeare’s timeless tragedy gets a thrilling new life as a contemporary dance piece, appealing to fans of classic drama and bold reinvention.

• Rudolf Nureyev created this production for Queen Elizabeth II’s Silver Jubilee in 1977. Now, 50 years on, this stunning ballet returns to where it first premiered.

• Expect dynamic choreography, striking staging, and a fresh take on young love and rebellion. The English National Ballet Philharmonic performs Prokofiev’s soaring score live, including the Dance of the Knights,.

• Limited run at the iconic London Coliseum, praised for its raw energy and emotional punch—don’t miss your chance to see what critics call “a dance sensation.”

The story

Set in a not-so-distant future, two young lovers, Romeo and Juliet, find themselves trapped in a repressive institution where hope and freedom are in short supply. Their forbidden romance ignites a spark of rebellion, challenging the harsh rules that keep them apart. As passion and danger collide, will love be enough to break the cycle?