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Press release

September 2021

5 October ʹ 24 October 2021

10 Januaryʹ 25 February 2022

This October The Royal Ballet returns for its first full Season in 18 months with a Season including Giselle, The Nutcracker and Swan Lake. October in what will be the first time the Company have performed a full three-act production since March 2020. Romeo and Juliet has become a modern-day classic since its premiere in 1965 with Rudolf Nureyev and Margot Fonteyn in the lead roles. The ballet also opportunity for differing interpretations of the star-crossed lovers. Evocative designs by Nicholas Georgiadis bring the colour and action of Renaissance Verona, where a busy market all too quickly bursts into sword fighting and a family feud leads to tragedy for both towards its inevitable, emotional end. Casting includes Royal Ballet Principals Francesca Hayward and Cesar Corrales, Sarah Lamb and Steven McRae, Yasmine Naghdi and Vadim Muntagirov with newly promoted Principal Fumi Kaneko and First Soloist Wiliam Bracewell making their debuts on Saturday 9 October. Romeo and Juliet returns to the repertory in January 2022 featuring performances by Natalia Osipova with Reece Clarke making his debut, Marianela Nunez and Federico Bonelli, Lauren Cuthbertson and Matthew Ball, Melissa Hamilton and Ryoichi Hirano plus a Debuts in 2022 also include Alexander Campbell performing with Akane Takada, and recently promoted Principal Mayara Magri and First Soloist Calvin Richardson. Conductors Jonathan Lo and renowned Mexican conductor Alondra de la Parra who returns following and ahead of his new creation Like Water for Chocolate. Ends

Generous philanthropic support from

Julia and Hans Rausing, Susan and John Burns, Sir Lloyd and Lady Dorfman, Kenneth and Susan Green, Sandra and Anthony Gutman, the Jean Sainsbury Royal Opera House Fund and the Royal

Opera House Endowment Fund

NOTES TO EDITORS

Images can be downloaded HERE

Romeo and Juliet, The Royal Ballet

5 ʹ 24 October 2021 / 10 January ʹ 25 February 2022

Cinema screening 14 February 2022

Tickets: £7 - £135

www.roh.org.uk

The Royal Opera House, WC2E 9DD

Creatives

Choreographer Kenneth MacMillan

Music Sergey Prokofiev

Designer Nicholas Georgiadis

Lighting designer John B. Read

Conductor Koen Kessels

Orchestra of the Royal Opera House

Casting

5 October at 7pm Juliet: Francesca Hayward / Romeo: Cesar Corrales

9 October at 11.30am Juliet: Fumi Kaneko* / Romeo: William Bracewell*

13 October at 7.30pm Juliet: Yasmine Naghdi / Romeo: Vadim Muntagirov

19 October at 7.30pm Juliet: Sarah Lamb / Romeo: Steven McRae

22 October at 7.30pm Juliet: Yasmine Naghdi / Romeo: Vadim Muntagirov

23 October at 1.30pm Juliet: Fumi Kaneko / Romeo: William Bracewell

23 October at 7pm Juliet: Francesca Hayward / Romeo: Cesar Corrales

24 October at 2pm Juliet: Sarah Lamb / Romeo: Steven McRae

10 January at 7.30pm Juliet: Natalia Osipova / Romeo: Reece Clarke*

12 January at 7.30pm Juliet: Akane Takada / Romeo: Alexander Campbell*

13 January at 7.30pm Juliet: Marianela Nunez / Romeo: Federico Bonelli

15 January at 11.30am Juliet: Akane Takada / Romeo: Alexander Campbell

29 January at 1.30pm Juliet: Yasmine Naghdi / Romeo: Matthew Ball

29 January at 7.30pm Juliet: Natalia Osipova / Romeo: Reece Clarke

1 February at 7.30pm Juliet: Marianela Nunez / Romeo: Federico Bonelli

5 February at 7.30pm Juliet: Yasmine Naghdi / Romeo: Matthew Ball

9 February at 1.30pm Juliet: Melissa Hamilton / Romeo: Ryoichi Hirano

9 February at 7.30pm Juliet: Sarah Lamb / Romeo: Steven McRae

10 February at 7.30pm Juliet: Mayara Magri* / Romeo: Calvin Richardson*

17 February at 7.30pm Juliet: Melissa Hamilton / Romeo: Ryoichi Hirano

19 February at 12pm Juliet: Lauren Cuthbertson / Romeo: Matthew Ball

*Role Debut

PRESS CONTACT

For further information, please contact:

Ashley Woodfield, Head of Ballet Press, The Royal Ballet ashley.woodfield@roh.org.uk

Tel - 07984513676

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About The Royal Ballet

class performances, and is a driving force in the development of ballet as an art form. Based at the with a world-class orchestra and leading choreographers, composers, conductors, directors and creative teams to share awe-inspiring theatrical experiences with diverse audiences worldwide. The Founder Choreographer Frederick Ashton and Principal Choreographer Kenneth MacMillan, the compelling new canon of work by choreographers today including Resident Choreographer Wayne McGregor and Artistic Associate Christopher Wheeldon, and the bold and complementary programming in the Linbury Theatre. Guest choreographers Cathy Marston, Crystal Pite, Twyla Tharp, Pam Tanowitz, Hofesh Shechter and Sid Larbi Cherkaoui have also created work for the

Company.

About the Royal Opera House

Home to The Royal Ballet, The Royal Opera and the Orchestra of the Royal Opera House, the Royal events and performances that thrill, move and excite; that transport people to other worlds. Our globally through touring partnerships, cinema programmes, free outdoor screenings, radio, TV and live-streaming. Since closing our doors due to the global pandemic in March 2020, the Royal Opera House continued to bring together the world's most extraordinary artists and curated the #OurHouseToYourHouse programme, made up of nine live concerts (six for opera, two for ballet and two galas), 38 streamed productions and a suite of online content that has been viewed over 15 million times in 183 countries, together with a suite of cultural highlights in partnership with the BBC, Sky Arts and Netflix and a host of online home learning opportunities wherever you are in the country. We are hugely excited to welcome people back to our theatres as soon as possible, showcasing the very best of our art forms and bringing the joy of live performance back to our audiences. We would like to thank everyone who continues to support our creative community as we get closer to re- opening our doors once again.

Royal Opera House Recovery Campaign

Live performance is a shared experience, and our audiences are at the heart of what we do on our stages, backstage, online, in cinemas and in our communities. The global pandemic has affected all

arts organisations across the world. We have lost £3 in every £5 of our income, and our loan from

Government takes us only part of the way. We need your help with our Recovery Campaign to bring our artists back to our stages. roh.org.uk/donatequotesdbs_dbs44.pdfusesText_44

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