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Swan Lake

Swan Lake Tickets

Ballet's supreme masterpiece.

From £25

About the show

Tchaikovsky’s greatest masterpiece returns to the West End as the State Ballet of Georgia brings a brand-new production of Swan Lake to the London Coliseum for a strictly limited summer season - accompanied by the Royal Ballet Sinfonia playing live.

When Prince Siegfried falls in love with Odette - a princess cursed by the evil sorcerer Rothbart to live her days as a swan - he swears his eternal love. But at the royal ball, Rothbart presents his daughter Odile, disguised as Odette, and deceives the prince. From the heartbreaking white swan pas de deux to the dazzling Black Swan variation, Swan Lake remains ballet’s supreme technical test and one of theatre’s most emotionally overwhelming experiences.

Following their sold-out 2024 London debut, the Tbilisi-based State Ballet of Georgia returns with this brand-new staging overseen by Artistic Director Nina Ananiashvili, the former Bolshoi prima ballerina - with hand-painted sets by Georgian artist David Monavardisashvili and new costumes by Kirill Gaisin. Principal casting varies across the run, with daily cast sheets available at each performance. Book your tickets now.

Why it’s worth the watch

This is Tchaikovsky’s supreme masterpiece danced by a world-class company for a strictly limited London season.

  • Live orchestra. The Royal Ballet Sinfonia performs Tchaikovsky’s sweeping score live at every performance, a luxury not every touring ballet offers.
  • A world-class company. The Tbilisi-based State Ballet of Georgia, led by former Bolshoi prima ballerina Nina Ananiashvili, returns after a sold-out London debut.
  • Ballet’s supreme test. From the tender white swan pas de deux to the dazzling Black Swan variation, it remains one of dance’s most demanding and moving works.
  • A brand-new staging. Hand-painted sets by David Monavardisashvili and new costumes by Kirill Gaisin give this classic a fresh look for just a handful of performances.
  • Operating Since 2015

  • Official West End Tickets

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  • Secure Ticketing

Tickets

Choose your seats via our live booking platform. Once payment is completed, you will receive an email confirmation with your booking reference number and eTickets.

Good to know

Running time
2h 10m
Interval
one interval
Age guidance
Recommended for ages 5+
Arrival
30 min before performance

Booking

Tickets from
£25
Booking until
July 2026

Before you book

Cancellations
Full refunds for event cancellations
Need help?
Customer services +44 (0)20 3670 8887

Weekly schedule

Confirm dates on the booking page.

Mon
No performances
Tue
7:30pm
Wed
7:30pm
Thu
2:30pm7:30pm
Fri
7:30pm
Sat
2:30pm7:30pm
Sun
2:30pm

What the critics say

The New York Times

"Versatile and accomplished. The company bring power, precision and emotional depth to this timeless masterpiece."

Seen & Heard International

"Exquisite costumes and wonderful character work - graceful movement and impeccable acting set the company apart."

LouReviews

"A sweet and solid Swan Lake - bursts of applause in one of ballet's most technically demanding roles."

Venue

London Coliseum

St Martin's Lane, London WC2N 4ES

Get directions

Nearest stations

  • Charing Cross

    Northern, Bakerloo, National Rail

    3 min walk
  • Leicester Square

    Northern, Piccadilly

    4 min walk
  • Embankment

    District, Circle, Northern, Bakerloo

    6 min walk

Frequently asked questions

Swan Lake tickets start from around £25, across several price bands up to premium seats. Midweek performances and matinees usually offer the best value.

The performance runs for about 2 hours 10 minutes, including one interval.

It is recommended for ages 5 and above, making it a lovely first ballet for younger audiences.

Swan Lake plays at the London Coliseum, St Martin's Lane, London WC2N 4ES.

You can book official Swan Lake tickets here on WestEnd.com. Choose your seats on our live booking platform and your eTickets arrive by email as soon as payment is complete.

This staging is danced by the State Ballet of Georgia under Artistic Director Nina Ananiashvili, with Tchaikovsky's score played live by the Royal Ballet Sinfonia.

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