Scottish Ballet – Coppelia

Scottish Ballet – Coppelia

When: 22nd September 2022 to 24th September 2022
Location: Theatre Royal

Tickets: £15.00 to £44.00 Get Tickets

Coppelia is a Scottish ballet which explores the search for reality in an artificial world, reinvented for the digital age. Coming to Glasgow’s Theatre Royal from 22nd – 24th September 2022.

What happens when you fall in love with a machine? How can we compete with the perfection of the unreal? What if the technology we create, and obsess over, takes on a life of its own?

We will test the boundaries of dance, theatre and film in this distinctive new adaptation of the classic ballet. Blending location and real-time filming with projection and live performance.

This innovative new production will be choreographed and directed by UK-based duo Jess & Morgs. Building on their previous films for Scottish Ballet (Tremble, The Secret Theatre). Jess & Morgs will explore our relationship with reality through their playful use of the camera, creating a unique experience for a live theatre audience.

The original Delibes score will be referenced and reimagined as part of a new composition by Mikael Karlsson and Michael P. Atkinson, performed live by the Scottish Ballet Orchestra.

Coppélia has been commissioned by the Edinburgh International Festival and will have its world premiere in 2022. This will be followed by a national tour.

Enhance your experience of Coppelia with a pre-show talk on Fri 23 Sep.

Attending on Fri 23? Stay on after the performance to join members of our artistic team and dancers for a free 20 minute Q&A session.

Tickets are on sale now for Scottish Ballet – Coppelia and will start at £15.00 for the cheapest seats and go up to £44.00 for the most expensive. The first performance will be on the 22nd September 2022 and the last show will be on the 24th September 2022. Get your tickets today!

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