Classical ballet to mesmerise young and old at Adam Small Theatre

Ballet Cape Town City Ballet
Cape Town City Ballet presents an evening of classical ballet at the Adam Small Theatre in Stellenbosch on Friday 31 July and Saturday 1 August, featuring highlights from Swan Lake and Raymonda. The programme opens with the second act of Swan Lake, set to Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky’s celebrated score. On a moonlit lakeside the story of the swan queen, Odette, unfolds through some of classical ballet’s most recognisable choreography, including the corps de ballet of swans, the white swan pas de deux and the timeless image of ballet dancers in full flight. The second half features highlights from Raymonda, set to Alexander Glazunov’s richly orchestrated score. Known for its demanding choreography and elegant classical style, Raymonda showcases virtuoso dancing and intricate ensemble work in sumptuous period costumes. Together, these excerpts celebrate the enduring appeal of classical ballet, combining two landmark scores with some of the art form’s most memorable choreography and narratives expressed through dance. It will light the stage up at 19:00 on Friday and 14:30 and 18:00 on Saturday. Ticket prices are from R225 to R350; students pay R175 at Pick n Pay only. Book your place online through Webtickets or Pick n Pay.

Classical ballet to mesmerise young and old at Adam Small Theatre

Ballet Cape Town City Ballet
Cape Town City Ballet presents an evening of classical ballet at the Adam Small Theatre in Stellenbosch on Friday 31 July and Saturday 1 August, featuring highlights from Swan Lake and Raymonda. The programme opens with the second act of Swan Lake, set to Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky’s celebrated score. On a moonlit lakeside the story of the swan queen, Odette, unfolds through some of classical ballet’s most recognisable choreography, including the corps de ballet of swans, the white swan pas de deux and the timeless image of ballet dancers in full flight. The second half features highlights from Raymonda, set to Alexander Glazunov’s richly orchestrated score. Known for its demanding choreography and elegant classical style, Raymonda showcases virtuoso dancing and intricate ensemble work in sumptuous period costumes. Together, these excerpts celebrate the enduring appeal of classical ballet, combining two landmark scores with some of the art form’s most memorable choreography and narratives expressed through dance. It will light the stage up at 19:00 on Friday and 14:30 and 18:00 on Saturday. Ticket prices are from R225 to R350; students pay R175 at Pick n Pay only. Book your place online through Webtickets or Pick n Pay.

Cape Town City Ballet presents an evening of classical ballet at the Adam Small Theatre in Stellenbosch on Friday 31 July and Saturday 1 August, featuring highlights from Swan Lake and Raymonda.

The programme opens with the second act of Swan Lake, set to Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky’s celebrated score.

On a moonlit lakeside the story of the swan queen, Odette, unfolds through some of classical ballet’s most recognisable choreography, including the corps de ballet of swans, the white swan pas de deux and the timeless image of ballet dancers in full flight.

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Hannah Ward as Odette.
Hannah Ward as Odette.

Landmark scores

The second half features highlights from Raymonda, set to Alexander Glazunov’s richly orchestrated score.

Known for its demanding choreography and elegant classical style, Raymonda showcases virtuoso dancing and intricate ensemble work in sumptuous period costumes.

Together, these excerpts celebrate the enduring appeal of classical ballet, combining two landmark scores with some of the art form’s most memorable choreography and narratives expressed through dance.

It will light the stage up at 19:00 on Friday and 14:30 and 18:00 on Saturday. Ticket prices are from R225 to R350; students pay R175 at Pick n Pay only.

Book your place online through Webtickets or Pick n Pay.

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