On the wild Yorkshire moors, love isn't tender. It's ravenous.
Passionate and obsessive, Cathy and Heathcliff's love is a force of nature — beautiful, brutal and impossible to escape. Told through breathtaking dance and heart-wrenching storytelling, this dramatic tale will sweep you into a haunting world of romance and revenge.
Choreographed by David Nixon CBE and set to original music by celebrated composer Claude-Michel Schönberg (West End and Broadway's Les Misérables and Miss Saigon), Emily Brontë’s gothic masterpiece tears itself from the pages and onto the stage in Northern Ballet's adaptation of Wuthering Heights.
‘...dance is the perfect genre for this tragic love story...’The Scotsman
‘... a riveting evening’Sunday Express
‘A lovely interpretation of a classic story, performed with passion...’Telegraph and Argus
- Choreography
- Composer
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- Claude-Michel Schönberg
- Orchestration
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- William David Brohn
- Additional Orchestration
- Theatrical Associate & Dramaturge
- Sets
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- Ali Allen
- Costume Design
- Lighting Design
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- David Grill
- Revival Lighting Design
Running time: approximately 2 hours 10 minutes (including interval)
Parental guidance recommended. This production features depictions of domestic violence. Haze, smoke and strobe lighting are used in this production.
Performed to recorded music
Wuthering Heights Story
In the kitchen at Wuthering Heights, Cathy and her brother Hindley are playing together, waiting for their father to return.
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Wuthering Heights Characters
Find out more about the key characters from Wuthering Heights.
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Production Supported By
Header image by Guy Farrow. Production photos by Emma Kauldhar.
