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On a dark stage, a woman in pink is pictured. She has her right leg planted on the floor with her left leg crossing behind it, making her lunge. She is looking forwards with her left arm up in the air and her right close to her chest.
Ballet Cymru

Ballet Cymru 40*

*Outstanding Dance Made in Wales

Come and join Ballet Cymru to celebrate its 40th birthday with an inspiring evening of brilliant dance made in Wales.

Ballet Cymru will be presenting Woven, using music by Welsh harpist Catrin Finch in collaboration with Irish violinist Aoife Nί Bhriain.

Artistic Director of Phoenix Dance Theatre, Marcus J Willis, will exhibit his trademark humour and seamless musicality in an outstanding new work created especially for the exceptional dancers of Ballet Cymru, Sensible Co-Existence.

Ballet, music and contemporary dance faultlessly fuse in an evening of creative excellence. An unforgettable night of brilliant dance made in Wales.

A male dancer is shirtless and in skin-coloured shorts. He balances on his left leg with his right up to his side, bent at the knee. His arms are up in the air, creating a curved silhouette. There are also three other dancers, one female and two male, pictured in the background and they are stood still, looking out.
Seven dancers stand on a black stage. They are wearing little clothing - the men are shirtless with small shorts on and the woman wear tight leotards. They are stood in a staggered line with their feet together, arms down at their sides and they are looking out, straight forward.
A female dancers in a pink long-sleeved leotard is pictured. She is in a lunge position with her left leg back. Her arms are out in front of her, crossed at the wrists. She looks to her left. There is also a male dancer in the background, stood still.

Running Time: approximately 2 hours (including 20 minute interval)

Photos by Siân Trenberth.

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