London Coliseum
St Martin's Ln, Charing Cross, London WC2N 4ES
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Swan Lake
- 2hrs 10mins
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The world’s most loved ballet comes to the London Coliseum in a new production from the internationally acclaimed State Ballet of Georgia.
Following their sold‑out London season in 2024, this production premieres at the Tbilisi Opera House before arriving in London for 12 performances this July.
From the first immortal bars of Tchaikovsky’s score, State Ballet of Georgia’s Swan Lake beckons the audience to another world. Ballet fans, including those who will make Swan Lake their first experience at the ballet, will be captivated by Prince Siegfried’s love for the Swan Queen Odette and the drama of their battle against the evil sorcerer Rothbart.
With the Royal Ballet Sinfonia.
Book your STATE BALLET OF GEORGIA – SWAN LAKE tickets with Group Line today!
From the first bars of Tchaikovsky’s score, Swan Lake transports audiences into a world of enchantment. Prepare to be captivated by Prince Siegfried’s love for the Swan Queen Odette and their battle against the evil sorcerer Rothbart, in this lavish staging of ballet’s greatest love story.
Tickets available for performances from 17 Jul – 26 Jul 2026
2 hours 10 minutes
TBC
17 Jul - 26 Jul 2026
Groups of 9+: Price band A reduced to £81.31, price band B reduced to £73.71, price band C reduced to £64.81, price band D reduced to £56.31, price band E reduced to £47.81, price band F reduced to £39.31
Valid Tuesday-Friday evening and Thursday matinee from 21st – 24th July
Please note, there is a £3.75 booking fee per ticket added by the London Coliseum.
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'The Company is dazzlingly polished, strong in technique and appearance. The corps of swans is beautiful and immaculate in their footwork and lines, creating a breathtaking effect.'
'Ms. Ananiashvili took in the adoration like air, her pride more than personal as she carried the Georgian flag. She bears the standard of her small nation well.'