Rudolf Nureyev's Romeo and Juliet
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Book Rudolf Nureyev's Romeo and Juliet tickets in London Buy Rudolf Nureyev's Romeo and Juliet tickets for London and see Shakespeare's great love story as a full-length classical ballet at the London Coliseum. Nureyev's choreography, first staged in the 1970s, is known for dramatic intensity and for staying close to the play: the Montague and Capulet feud, the balcony pas de deux, and the final tomb scene all sit inside a clear three-act arc. Sergei Prokofiev's 1935 score is played live by the English National Ballet Philharmonic, so the dancing and the orchestra move together rather than competing for attention. English National Ballet brings a full corps de ballet to London's largest theatre, which gives crowd scenes, street fights and ballroom ensembles room to breathe. You do not need prior ballet knowledge to follow the plot. The storytelling is physical and direct, and the famous set pieces arrive as part of the narrative rather than as isolated highlights. For other London plans around the same trip, browse the London tickets hub and then come back to choose your Romeo and Juliet date. What to expect at the London Coliseum Running time is approximately 2 hours 55 minutes, including two 20-minute intervals. That length suits a full three-act ballet and gives you two proper breaks between the street violence, the balcony romance and the closing tragedy. Age guidance is 10 and above because of duration and content. Children under 5 are not admitted. The season is limited: 14 to 24 January 2027 at the London Coliseum on St Martin's Lane. The house opens 75 minutes before the performance. Arrive no later than 15 minutes before the start so late entry does not cost you the opening scenes. Nearest Tube stations include Leicester Square and Charing Cross. For venue access notes and a list of other titles in the same house, use the London Coliseum page while you plan travel. Live orchestra, full corps work and Nureyev's dramatic pacing make this a strong choice if you want classical ballet with a clear story rather than an abstract mixed bill. Seating categories vary across stalls and circles, so check sightlines for the Upper Circle if stairs or lift limits matter to your group. A lift in the main foyer serves all auditorium levels except the Upper Circle. Choosing your Romeo and Juliet performance Ticket prices change by date, time and seat location. Popular weekend performances in a short January run can sell through earlier sections first, so it helps to decide on a night before you compare remaining seats. If you are pairing dance with another Coliseum evening, you can also look at festive or family ballet such as Nutcracker tickets when building a longer London itinerary. Before checkout, confirm the start time, interval structure and any age guidance for your party. Once those details look right, book Rudolf Nureyev's Romeo and Juliet tickets through VervTrip and prepare for Prokofiev, live orchestra and one of ballet's best-known love stories on the Coliseum stage.
Highlights
- Full-length classical ballet running around two hours and 40 minutes including intervals
- Set to Prokofiev's 1935 score, performed by a full live orchestra
- Nureyev's choreography, first staged in the 1970s and faithful to Shakespeare
- Three-act structure covering the Montague and Capulet feud in full
- Includes the famous balcony pas de deux and the final tomb scene
- Performed by a full corps de ballet at the London Coliseum
Before you go
Running time is approximately 2 hours 55 minutes, including two 20-minute intervals Age guidance: 10+, for duration and content; children under 5 are not admitted Prokofiev's score is played live by the English National Ballet Philharmonic A limited season at the London Coliseum, 14 to 24 January 2027 The Coliseum opens 75 minutes before the show; arrive no later than 15 minutes before the performance Nearest Tube: Leicester Square and Charing Cross, both a short walk from St Martin's Lane A lift in the main foyer serves all auditorium levels except the Upper Circle
Cancellation terms
These tickets cannot be cancelled or rescheduled.
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Why watch Rudolf Nureyev's Romeo and Juliet?
Shakespeare's timeless tragedy comes to life as a full-length classical ballet, pairing Nureyev's dramatic choreography with Prokofiev's celebrated score for an evening that appeals to lovers of dance and classic drama alike.
How long is the performance?
The ballet follows a three-act structure and runs for approximately two hours and forty minutes, including intervals.
Where is it performed?
Performances take place at the London Coliseum, with allocated seating available across the stalls, dress circle, and upper circle tiers.
Who is dancing in the production?
Casting can vary by performance. For the latest details on who is appearing, please check the booking page.
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