Updated: 5:00pm Monday 30 March
SWAN LAKE
Following the Scottish and UK Government’s latest advice, theatres are in the process of cancelling performances and events.
Festival Theatre Edinburgh and His Majesty’s Theatre Aberdeen have confirmed that Scottish Ballet’s Swan Lake performances will not go ahead as scheduled.
Performances of Swan Lake at Eden Court Inverness and Theatre Royal Glasgow currently remain on sale.
If you have purchased tickets, your local theatre will contact you directly regarding refunds for cancelled performances.
We are incredibly grateful to all patrons who have donated their Swan Lake tickets to Scottish Ballet during these unprecedented times.
In light of these unprecedented circumstances, and to ensure Scottish Ballet returns in full strength after this challenging time, we would ask you to consider booking tickets for our exciting world premiere The Scandal At Mayerling this autumn.
THIS IS MY BODY
Following the UK Government’s latest advice, theatres are in the process of cancelling performances and events.
Royal Opera House have confirmed that Scottish Ballet’s This is My Body performances will not go ahead as scheduled.
If you have purchased tickets, Royal Opera House will contact you directly regarding refunds for cancelled performances.
We are incredibly grateful to all patrons who have donated their This is My Body... tickets to Scottish Ballet during these unprecedented times.
THE CRUCIBLE USA
Following the Scottish and UK Government’s latest advice, and travel restrictions implemented by the US Government, our international performances of The Crucible have been cancelled.
The Kennedy Center Washington D.C., and The Spoleto Festival Charleston have confirmed that Scottish Ballet’s The Crucible performances will not go ahead as scheduled.
If you have purchased tickets, The Kennedy Center or The Spoleto Festival will contact you directly regarding refunds for cancelled performances.
SBTV
Whilst our theatres are closed, we plan to keep you inspired and entertained at home with our pioneering digital content.
On stage is where our dancers truly come alive; bodies flow in elegant arcs, limbs sweep seamlessly through space, and eyes sparkle in the spotlight. But at Scottish Ballet, the screen is also our stage.
During these strange times, experience Scottish Ballet in the comfort of your home. Our SBTV page is packed with award-winning films, invigorating tutorials and behind-the-scenes documentaries.
In the coming weeks we’ll also be creating new, invigorating, digital dance experiences to share with you online. Stay tuned!
SB HEALTH
In times such as these, it is even more important than usual to extend a hand to the community around us and find ways to share experiences and spark joy.
In a regular week at Scottish Ballet, our Dance Health department run several classes for people living with Parkinson’s, Multiple Sclerosis, and dementia, as well as Regenerate classes for people aged over 60 to exercise body and mind, and build strength, technique and creative movement. These programmes have grown since 2012 to form the backbone of many people’s exercise regimens and social calendars, which is why we are committed to offering a digital version during these challenging times of self-isolation.
From Monday to Friday, we’re inviting everyone to join us on Facebook Live to dance together! Each day’s class will be tailored to the specific needs of its respective community group, but everyone is welcome to join in with any class. Don’t worry if you can’t make the live stream, all of our classes will be available on Facebook to catch-up.
Find out more about our digital classes here.
SCOTTISH BALLET CLASSES
All Scottish Ballet classes until 30 April 2020 have been cancelled and fees will be refunded or can be credited against future bookings. Our team will be in touch with all booked class participants to arrange this.
OUR VALUED CREATIVE ARTISTS
We would like to reassure all contracted freelancers that we will be supporting you through this difficult time.
Thank you from all of us at Scottish Ballet for your continued support of Scotland’s national dance company. Stay safe, and take care of one another.