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Marianela – Timeless

Thursday 30 July 2026 7.30pm

Please note that casting is subject to change up until the start of the performance. Please continue to check the website for the most up-to-date information.

Approximate Timings

The performance will last approximately 2 hours and 50 minutes, including two intervals

  • In the Night

    25 minutes

  • Interval

    25 minutes

  • Divertissements

    45 minutes

  • Interval

    30 minutes

  • Marguerite and Armand

    35 minutes


In the Night

The 31st performance by The Royal Ballet at the Royal Opera House

Credits

  • Choreography

    Jerome Robbins

  • Music

    Fryderyk Chopin

  • Costume designer

    Anthony Dowell

  • Lighting

    Jennifer Tipton

  • Lighting re-created by

    Kevin Briard

  • Rehearsal Director

    Christopher Saunders

  • Staging

    Christine Redpath

Cast

  • Dancers

    Akane Takada

    Calvin Richardson

    Mariko Sasaki

    Patricio Revé

    Marianela Nuñez

    Matthew Ball

Music

  • Solo Piano

    Kate Shipway

Divertissements

The 2nd performance at the Royal Opera House

Credits

  • Choreography

    Marius Petipa

    Le Corsaire

  • Music

    Riccardo Drigo

    Le Corsaire

  • Lighting Designer

    Chris Wilkinson

    Le Corsaire

  • Principal Coaching

    Christopher Saunders

    Alexander Agadzhanov

    Le Corsaire

  • Choreography

    Wayne McGregor

    Infra

  • Music

    Max Richter

    Infra

  • Costume Designer

    Moritz Junge

    Infra

  • Lighting Designer

    Chris Wilkinson

    Infra

  • Principal Coaching

    Edward Watson

    Infra

  • Choreography

    Kenneth MacMillan

    Romeo and Juliet

  • Music

    Sergei Prokoviev

    Romeo and Juliet

  • Designer

    Nicholas Georgiadis

    Romeo and Juliet

  • Lighting Designer

    Chris Wilkinson

    Romeo and Juliet

  • Principal Coaching

    Christopher Saunders

    Romeo and Juliet

  • Choreography

    Christopher Wheeldon

    After The Rain

  • Music

    Arvo Pärt

    After The Rain

  • Costume Designer

    Holly Hynes

    After The Rain

  • Lighting Designer

    Chris Wilkinson

    After The Rain

  • Principal Coaching

    Christopher Saunders

    After The Rain

  • Choreography

    George Balanchine

    Tchaikovsky Pas de Deux

  • Music

    Pyotr Il’yich Tchaikovsky

    Tchaikovsky Pas de Deux

  • Costume Designer

    Anthony Dowell

    Tchaikovsky Pas de Deux

  • Lighting Designer

    Chris Wilkinson

    Tchaikovsky Pas de Deux

  • Principal Coaching

    Christopher Saunders

    Tchaikovsky Pas de Deux

Infra – Music by Max Richter, published by Mute Song.

After The Rain – Spiegel im Spiegel by Arvo Pärt, is performed by arrangement with Universal Edition A.G. Wien.

Tchaikovsky Pas de Deux – the performances of Tchaikovsky Pas de Deux, a Balanchine® Ballet, are presented by arrangement with The George Balanchine Trust and have been produced in accordance with the Balanchine Style® and Balanchine Technique® Service standards established and provided by the Trust.

Cast

  • Le Corsaire pas de deux

    Marianela Nuñez

    Vadim Muntagirov

  • Infra pas de deux

    Akane Takada

    Calvin Richardson

  • Balcony pas de deux from Romeo and Juliet

    Mayara Magri

    Matthew Ball

  • After The Rain pas de deux

    Fumi Kaneko

    Lukas B. Brændsrød

  • Tchaikovsky pas de deux

    Marianela Nuñez

    Patricio Revé

Music

  • Conductor

    Paul Murphy

  • Orchestra

    Royal Ballet Sinfonia

  • Concert Master

    Robert Gibbs

After The Rain

  • Solo Piano

    Kate Shipway

  • Solo Violin

    Robert Gibbs

Marguerite and Armand

The 95th performance at the Royal Opera House

Credits

  • Choreography

    Frederick Ashton

  • Music

    Franz Liszt

  • Orchestration

    Dudley Simpson

  • Designer

    Cecil Beaton

  • Lighting designer

    John B. Read

  • Staging

    Grant Coyle

  • Principal Coaching

    Alexander Agadzhanov

  • Rehearsal Director

    Christopher Saunders

  • Lighting recreated by

    Chris Wilkinson

Part of Ashton Worldwide, The Frederick Ashton Foundation’s International Festival 2024-2028, celebrating the work and legacy of Frederick Ashton. The Frederick Ashton Foundation, a registered charity which works independently of but in close association with The Royal Ballet, exists to enrich the legacy of Frederick Ashton™ (1904-1988) and his ballets.

Cast

  • Marguerite

    Marianela Nuñez

  • Armand

    William Bracewell

  • His Father

    Christopher Saunders

  • A Duke

    Aiden O'Brien

  • Admirers of Marguerite

    Denilson Almeida

    Amos Child

    Luc Foskett

    Emile Gooding

    James Large

    Tristan-Ian Massa

    Alejandro Muñoz

    Blake Smith

  • Maid

    Olivia Findlay

In the last stages of her fatal illness, the Lady of the Camellias relives some incidents from her tragic life – Prologue, The Meeting, The Country, The Insult, Death of the Lady of the Camellias.

Music credits

  • Conductor

    Paul Murphy

  • Orchestra

    Royal Ballet Sinfonia

  • Solo Piano

    Robert Clark

  • Concert Master

    Robert Gibbs

Guidance

Suitable for all

Further information

Production credits

Senior Stage Manager

JOHANNA ADAMS FARLEY

Deputy Stage Manager

TASH HOLDAWAY

Assistant Stage Managers

SOFIA ALTAMIRANO

Production Manager

JENNY WHEELER

Costume Production Managers

LIZZIE BARKER, GIUSEPPINA COVIELLO, ESTER MANGAS, ILARIA MARTELLO

Senior Costume Performance Manager

ADRIAN VILLASENOR

Costume Technicians

NATASHA BLUMSON-LEASK, ALEXANDRA KANINI-PARSONS

Dressers

FANNY BOSELLI, OLIVIA KOPLICK, FAY REILLY

Wigs, Hair and Make-up Supervisors

SALLY COSTELLO, TRUSHA DESAI

Wigs, hair and make-up Technicians

ANJA BISSINGER, KAMILIA HARCHI, SANJA GOLUBOVICH, HIDEKO UEDA

Marguerite and Armand Set Design Photography

BILL COOPER, ALICE PENNEFATHER

Digital Cast Sheets

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Guidelines

Photography and filming are prohibited during performances in any of our auditoriums. You are welcome to take pictures throughout the rest of the  building and before performances and share them with us through social media. Commercial photography and filming must be agreed in advance with our press team.

Larger bags and backpacks need to be check into our complimentary cloakrooms. Unattended bags may be removed.

Please do not place any personal belongings on the ledges in front of you. Mobile phones should be turned off and stored away safely during performances.

Only bottled water and ice cream purchased from the premises can be taken into the auditorium.

If you arrive late to the auditorium or leave during a performance, you will not be allowed back to your seat until the interval or a suitable break.

Smoking and vaping are not permitted anywhere on the premises.

The safety of our visitors, staff and artists is our priority. To help us provide a comfortable experience for everyone, please be mindful of others and their personal space.

Our staff are committed to treating everyone with dignity and respect and we ask that you show them and your fellow audience members respect too. We adopt a zero-tolerance approach in response to anyone who interacts with our staff or with fellow audience members in an intimidating, aggressive or threatening manner.

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