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Akram Khan's Giselle
Experience Akram Khan's iconic ballet Giselle live at the London Coliseum. Secure your tickets for this unforgettable dance event.
2.2 hrs
Akram Khan's Giselle
Experience Akram Khan's iconic ballet Giselle live at the London Coliseum. Secure your tickets for this unforgettable dance event.
2.2 hrs
Akram Khan's Giselle
Experience Akram Khan's iconic ballet Giselle live at the London Coliseum. Secure your tickets for this unforgettable dance event.
2.2 hrs
Highlights
See the English National Ballet perform Akram Khan’s reimagined Giselle at the London Coliseum
Witness the fusion of classical ballet and contemporary Indian dance styles
Marvel at a visually striking set designed by Academy Award winner Tim Yip
Enjoy an intense live score performed by the English National Ballet Philharmonic
Be immersed in a powerful story of love, betrayal and redemption told through world-class dance
What’s Included
Admission to Akram Khan’s Giselle ballet at the London Coliseum
Allocated seating as chosen at booking
Live orchestral performance
Why experience Akram Khan's Giselle
Returning to the renowned London Coliseum, Akram Khan's Giselle stands as a revolutionary piece in the world of contemporary ballet. Marking its milestone 10th anniversary in 2026, this production is considered a defining masterpiece of modern dance. Hailed by critics and audiences alike, it uniquely blends traditional ballet vocabulary with powerful elements of South Asian dance and storytelling, delivering a raw and emotional interpretation.
Innovative choreography and story
Khan’s reinterpretation transports the classic narrative of Giselle into a dystopian world of divided classes and migrant workers. The heroine, Giselle, becomes a symbol of those outcast by society — betrayed by those she trusted and further marginalized by systemic injustice. Khan’s distinctive choreography, recognized for its dramatic physicality and unique movement language, brings the characters’ turmoil and passion to vivid life, offering audiences an electrifying and unforgettable evening.
Visual and musical artistry
The visual landscape of this production is crafted by Oscar-winning designer Tim Yip, whose towering set pieces and evocative costumes, coupled with Mark Henderson’s atmospheric lighting, plunge the audience into a ghostly, factory-inspired world. Each scene is charged with mood and drama, echoing the emotional journey of the characters through every detail on stage.
Musically, the score has been radically reimagined by Vincenzo Lamagna, adapting Adolphe Adam’s original music into something haunting and visceral. The English National Ballet Philharmonic performs the score live, enhancing every moment with resonant, pulsing sound that envelops the audience in the emotional landscape of the story. The combination of live music and dance performance ensures a session that’s as moving sonically as it is visually.
Celebrated cast and creative team
Emily Suzuki captivates as Giselle, joined by James Streeter (Albrecht), Ken Saruhashi (Hilarion), and Emma Hawes (Myrtha)
Direction and choreography by Akram Khan, lauded for his groundbreaking fusion of styles
Powerful production by the English National Ballet
The collective expertise and artistry of the cast and crew ensure that each performance delivers on the promise of emotional depth, technical excellence and narrative impact.
The story and its relevance
Set against a backdrop of hardship and inequality, Giselle’s story becomes a powerful allegory for contemporary social issues. After a devastating betrayal and rejection, Giselle’s spirit finds itself compelled to return, guided by the ghostly Wilis, to confront both her betrayer and a world that failed her. Khan’s adaptation is unflinching — exploring grief, anger, and, ultimately, the triumph of resilience and love in oppressive circumstances. Through expressive movement and striking visuals, the production turns a traditional ballet into a bold tale for our times.
This production delivers not only an artistic spectacle but also a thoughtful commentary on social divisions, power and human determination, making it relevant and resonant for today’s audiences.
Unforgettable experience
With its pioneering choreography, atmospheric set design and emotionally charged music, Akram Khan’s Giselle is more than a night at the ballet — it is a compelling, cathartic and deeply memorable journey.
Book your Akram Khan's Giselle tickets now!
Arrive early to allow time for security and seating
No children under 5 years are allowed at this venue
Keep your ticket handy for entry and re-entry
Photography and recording are not permitted during the show
Dress in smart casual clothing for the performance
What makes Akram Khan's Giselle unique?
The production fuses classical ballet with Indian dance traditions and contemporary storytelling set in a modern context.
Is the London Coliseum accessible?
Yes, the venue is fully accessible with lift access, wheelchair seating, and accessible toilets.
What is the appropriate dress code?
Smart casual attire is advised for guests attending the performance.
What ages can attend?
The show is suitable for ages 10 and above; children under 5 are not allowed in the theatre.
How long is the performance?
Akram Khan's Giselle runs for approximately 2.2 hours including interval.
Please arrive at the London Coliseum at least 30 minutes before the scheduled start time
The venue is wheelchair accessible with accessible restrooms and assistance available as required
An e-ticket or printed ticket must be presented upon arrival
Smart casual attire is recommended for entry
Bringing young children under 5 is not permitted at this venue
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
33 St Martin's Lane, Westminster
Highlights
See the English National Ballet perform Akram Khan’s reimagined Giselle at the London Coliseum
Witness the fusion of classical ballet and contemporary Indian dance styles
Marvel at a visually striking set designed by Academy Award winner Tim Yip
Enjoy an intense live score performed by the English National Ballet Philharmonic
Be immersed in a powerful story of love, betrayal and redemption told through world-class dance
What’s Included
Admission to Akram Khan’s Giselle ballet at the London Coliseum
Allocated seating as chosen at booking
Live orchestral performance
Why experience Akram Khan's Giselle
Returning to the renowned London Coliseum, Akram Khan's Giselle stands as a revolutionary piece in the world of contemporary ballet. Marking its milestone 10th anniversary in 2026, this production is considered a defining masterpiece of modern dance. Hailed by critics and audiences alike, it uniquely blends traditional ballet vocabulary with powerful elements of South Asian dance and storytelling, delivering a raw and emotional interpretation.
Innovative choreography and story
Khan’s reinterpretation transports the classic narrative of Giselle into a dystopian world of divided classes and migrant workers. The heroine, Giselle, becomes a symbol of those outcast by society — betrayed by those she trusted and further marginalized by systemic injustice. Khan’s distinctive choreography, recognized for its dramatic physicality and unique movement language, brings the characters’ turmoil and passion to vivid life, offering audiences an electrifying and unforgettable evening.
Visual and musical artistry
The visual landscape of this production is crafted by Oscar-winning designer Tim Yip, whose towering set pieces and evocative costumes, coupled with Mark Henderson’s atmospheric lighting, plunge the audience into a ghostly, factory-inspired world. Each scene is charged with mood and drama, echoing the emotional journey of the characters through every detail on stage.
Musically, the score has been radically reimagined by Vincenzo Lamagna, adapting Adolphe Adam’s original music into something haunting and visceral. The English National Ballet Philharmonic performs the score live, enhancing every moment with resonant, pulsing sound that envelops the audience in the emotional landscape of the story. The combination of live music and dance performance ensures a session that’s as moving sonically as it is visually.
Celebrated cast and creative team
Emily Suzuki captivates as Giselle, joined by James Streeter (Albrecht), Ken Saruhashi (Hilarion), and Emma Hawes (Myrtha)
Direction and choreography by Akram Khan, lauded for his groundbreaking fusion of styles
Powerful production by the English National Ballet
The collective expertise and artistry of the cast and crew ensure that each performance delivers on the promise of emotional depth, technical excellence and narrative impact.
The story and its relevance
Set against a backdrop of hardship and inequality, Giselle’s story becomes a powerful allegory for contemporary social issues. After a devastating betrayal and rejection, Giselle’s spirit finds itself compelled to return, guided by the ghostly Wilis, to confront both her betrayer and a world that failed her. Khan’s adaptation is unflinching — exploring grief, anger, and, ultimately, the triumph of resilience and love in oppressive circumstances. Through expressive movement and striking visuals, the production turns a traditional ballet into a bold tale for our times.
This production delivers not only an artistic spectacle but also a thoughtful commentary on social divisions, power and human determination, making it relevant and resonant for today’s audiences.
Unforgettable experience
With its pioneering choreography, atmospheric set design and emotionally charged music, Akram Khan’s Giselle is more than a night at the ballet — it is a compelling, cathartic and deeply memorable journey.
Book your Akram Khan's Giselle tickets now!
Arrive early to allow time for security and seating
No children under 5 years are allowed at this venue
Keep your ticket handy for entry and re-entry
Photography and recording are not permitted during the show
Dress in smart casual clothing for the performance
What makes Akram Khan's Giselle unique?
The production fuses classical ballet with Indian dance traditions and contemporary storytelling set in a modern context.
Is the London Coliseum accessible?
Yes, the venue is fully accessible with lift access, wheelchair seating, and accessible toilets.
What is the appropriate dress code?
Smart casual attire is advised for guests attending the performance.
What ages can attend?
The show is suitable for ages 10 and above; children under 5 are not allowed in the theatre.
How long is the performance?
Akram Khan's Giselle runs for approximately 2.2 hours including interval.
Please arrive at the London Coliseum at least 30 minutes before the scheduled start time
The venue is wheelchair accessible with accessible restrooms and assistance available as required
An e-ticket or printed ticket must be presented upon arrival
Smart casual attire is recommended for entry
Bringing young children under 5 is not permitted at this venue
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
33 St Martin's Lane, Westminster
Highlights
See the English National Ballet perform Akram Khan’s reimagined Giselle at the London Coliseum
Witness the fusion of classical ballet and contemporary Indian dance styles
Marvel at a visually striking set designed by Academy Award winner Tim Yip
Enjoy an intense live score performed by the English National Ballet Philharmonic
Be immersed in a powerful story of love, betrayal and redemption told through world-class dance
What’s Included
Admission to Akram Khan’s Giselle ballet at the London Coliseum
Allocated seating as chosen at booking
Live orchestral performance
Why experience Akram Khan's Giselle
Returning to the renowned London Coliseum, Akram Khan's Giselle stands as a revolutionary piece in the world of contemporary ballet. Marking its milestone 10th anniversary in 2026, this production is considered a defining masterpiece of modern dance. Hailed by critics and audiences alike, it uniquely blends traditional ballet vocabulary with powerful elements of South Asian dance and storytelling, delivering a raw and emotional interpretation.
Innovative choreography and story
Khan’s reinterpretation transports the classic narrative of Giselle into a dystopian world of divided classes and migrant workers. The heroine, Giselle, becomes a symbol of those outcast by society — betrayed by those she trusted and further marginalized by systemic injustice. Khan’s distinctive choreography, recognized for its dramatic physicality and unique movement language, brings the characters’ turmoil and passion to vivid life, offering audiences an electrifying and unforgettable evening.
Visual and musical artistry
The visual landscape of this production is crafted by Oscar-winning designer Tim Yip, whose towering set pieces and evocative costumes, coupled with Mark Henderson’s atmospheric lighting, plunge the audience into a ghostly, factory-inspired world. Each scene is charged with mood and drama, echoing the emotional journey of the characters through every detail on stage.
Musically, the score has been radically reimagined by Vincenzo Lamagna, adapting Adolphe Adam’s original music into something haunting and visceral. The English National Ballet Philharmonic performs the score live, enhancing every moment with resonant, pulsing sound that envelops the audience in the emotional landscape of the story. The combination of live music and dance performance ensures a session that’s as moving sonically as it is visually.
Celebrated cast and creative team
Emily Suzuki captivates as Giselle, joined by James Streeter (Albrecht), Ken Saruhashi (Hilarion), and Emma Hawes (Myrtha)
Direction and choreography by Akram Khan, lauded for his groundbreaking fusion of styles
Powerful production by the English National Ballet
The collective expertise and artistry of the cast and crew ensure that each performance delivers on the promise of emotional depth, technical excellence and narrative impact.
The story and its relevance
Set against a backdrop of hardship and inequality, Giselle’s story becomes a powerful allegory for contemporary social issues. After a devastating betrayal and rejection, Giselle’s spirit finds itself compelled to return, guided by the ghostly Wilis, to confront both her betrayer and a world that failed her. Khan’s adaptation is unflinching — exploring grief, anger, and, ultimately, the triumph of resilience and love in oppressive circumstances. Through expressive movement and striking visuals, the production turns a traditional ballet into a bold tale for our times.
This production delivers not only an artistic spectacle but also a thoughtful commentary on social divisions, power and human determination, making it relevant and resonant for today’s audiences.
Unforgettable experience
With its pioneering choreography, atmospheric set design and emotionally charged music, Akram Khan’s Giselle is more than a night at the ballet — it is a compelling, cathartic and deeply memorable journey.
Book your Akram Khan's Giselle tickets now!
Please arrive at the London Coliseum at least 30 minutes before the scheduled start time
The venue is wheelchair accessible with accessible restrooms and assistance available as required
An e-ticket or printed ticket must be presented upon arrival
Smart casual attire is recommended for entry
Bringing young children under 5 is not permitted at this venue
Arrive early to allow time for security and seating
No children under 5 years are allowed at this venue
Keep your ticket handy for entry and re-entry
Photography and recording are not permitted during the show
Dress in smart casual clothing for the performance
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
33 St Martin's Lane, Westminster
Highlights
See the English National Ballet perform Akram Khan’s reimagined Giselle at the London Coliseum
Witness the fusion of classical ballet and contemporary Indian dance styles
Marvel at a visually striking set designed by Academy Award winner Tim Yip
Enjoy an intense live score performed by the English National Ballet Philharmonic
Be immersed in a powerful story of love, betrayal and redemption told through world-class dance
What’s Included
Admission to Akram Khan’s Giselle ballet at the London Coliseum
Allocated seating as chosen at booking
Live orchestral performance
Why experience Akram Khan's Giselle
Returning to the renowned London Coliseum, Akram Khan's Giselle stands as a revolutionary piece in the world of contemporary ballet. Marking its milestone 10th anniversary in 2026, this production is considered a defining masterpiece of modern dance. Hailed by critics and audiences alike, it uniquely blends traditional ballet vocabulary with powerful elements of South Asian dance and storytelling, delivering a raw and emotional interpretation.
Innovative choreography and story
Khan’s reinterpretation transports the classic narrative of Giselle into a dystopian world of divided classes and migrant workers. The heroine, Giselle, becomes a symbol of those outcast by society — betrayed by those she trusted and further marginalized by systemic injustice. Khan’s distinctive choreography, recognized for its dramatic physicality and unique movement language, brings the characters’ turmoil and passion to vivid life, offering audiences an electrifying and unforgettable evening.
Visual and musical artistry
The visual landscape of this production is crafted by Oscar-winning designer Tim Yip, whose towering set pieces and evocative costumes, coupled with Mark Henderson’s atmospheric lighting, plunge the audience into a ghostly, factory-inspired world. Each scene is charged with mood and drama, echoing the emotional journey of the characters through every detail on stage.
Musically, the score has been radically reimagined by Vincenzo Lamagna, adapting Adolphe Adam’s original music into something haunting and visceral. The English National Ballet Philharmonic performs the score live, enhancing every moment with resonant, pulsing sound that envelops the audience in the emotional landscape of the story. The combination of live music and dance performance ensures a session that’s as moving sonically as it is visually.
Celebrated cast and creative team
Emily Suzuki captivates as Giselle, joined by James Streeter (Albrecht), Ken Saruhashi (Hilarion), and Emma Hawes (Myrtha)
Direction and choreography by Akram Khan, lauded for his groundbreaking fusion of styles
Powerful production by the English National Ballet
The collective expertise and artistry of the cast and crew ensure that each performance delivers on the promise of emotional depth, technical excellence and narrative impact.
The story and its relevance
Set against a backdrop of hardship and inequality, Giselle’s story becomes a powerful allegory for contemporary social issues. After a devastating betrayal and rejection, Giselle’s spirit finds itself compelled to return, guided by the ghostly Wilis, to confront both her betrayer and a world that failed her. Khan’s adaptation is unflinching — exploring grief, anger, and, ultimately, the triumph of resilience and love in oppressive circumstances. Through expressive movement and striking visuals, the production turns a traditional ballet into a bold tale for our times.
This production delivers not only an artistic spectacle but also a thoughtful commentary on social divisions, power and human determination, making it relevant and resonant for today’s audiences.
Unforgettable experience
With its pioneering choreography, atmospheric set design and emotionally charged music, Akram Khan’s Giselle is more than a night at the ballet — it is a compelling, cathartic and deeply memorable journey.
Book your Akram Khan's Giselle tickets now!
Please arrive at the London Coliseum at least 30 minutes before the scheduled start time
The venue is wheelchair accessible with accessible restrooms and assistance available as required
An e-ticket or printed ticket must be presented upon arrival
Smart casual attire is recommended for entry
Bringing young children under 5 is not permitted at this venue
Arrive early to allow time for security and seating
No children under 5 years are allowed at this venue
Keep your ticket handy for entry and re-entry
Photography and recording are not permitted during the show
Dress in smart casual clothing for the performance
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
33 St Martin's Lane, Westminster
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