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3 giorni fa · In the ultimate tale of forbidden love, two young people risk everything to be together. Adapted by Christopher Gable and Massimo Moricone from Shakespeare’s masterpiece, Romeo & Juliet is one of Northern Ballet’s most beloved and critically acclaimed productions – and it’s making a long-awaited return to UK stages next spring.
1 mag 2024 · Under the visionary direction of Christopher Gable CBE and the masterful choreography of Massimo Moricone, this adaptation breathes new life into Shakespeare’s immortal tale, captivating audiences with its breathtaking beauty and profound emotional resonance.
30 apr 2024 · Adapted by Christopher Gable CBE and Massimo Moricone, Romeo & Juliet is one of Northern Ballet’s most beloved and critically acclaimed productions. With glorious dancers, eye-catching sets and Prokofiev’s timeless music, this is ballet at its most dramatic, romantic and intense .
4 mag 2024 · Ballet by Adolphe Adam, libretto by Jules-Henri Vernoy de Saint-Georges, Théophile Gautier and Jean Coralli after Heinrich Heine. Choreography Michael Pink (England). Based on a production conceived for Northern Ballet Theatre by the production team: Director Christopher Gable and Designer Lez Brotherston. Laura Maya as Giselle
28 apr 2024 · Photo Credit: Emily Nuttall. Shakespeare’s greatest love story returns to the Lyceum stage with Northern Ballet’s wonderful production of Romeo and Juliet adapted by Christopher Gable and Italian choreographer, Massimo Moricone. This ballet must be one of Northern Ballet’s most well-known and critically acclaimed productions.
30 apr 2024 · Adapted by Christopher Gable and Massimo Moricone from Shakespeare’s masterpiece, Romeo & Juliet is one of Northern Ballet’s most beloved and critically acclaimed productions – and it’s making a long-awaited return to UK stages next spring.
6 giorni fa · Prokofiev’s Romeo & Juliet is an iconic ballet, much loved and performed around the world. Northern Ballet’s interpretation was originally adapted by Christopher Gable CBE and Massimo Moricone in 1991, premiering in 1992. It was performed again in 2001 but hasn’t been seen since then.
