Repertoire
The Company has a broad repertoire, encompassing classical ballet, contemporary dance and new versions of classic full-length ballets. From the esteemed work of Kevin Walls to world premières by Stephen Petronio, Scottish Ballet's repertoire covers an impressive range.
Current repertoire:
- Dangerous Liaisons (1985) by Richard Alston
- Apollo (1928) by George Balanchine
- Episodes (1959) by George Balanchine
- The Four Temperaments (1946, revised 1977) by George Balanchine
- Rubies (1967) by George Balanchine
- Five Rückert Songs (1978) by Peter Darrel
- White Man Sleeps (1988) by Siobhan Davies
- Suite From Artifact (1984, as Suite from Artifact 2004) by William Forsythe
- Twilight (1972) by Hans van Manen
- Two Pieces for HET (1997) by Hans van Manen
- Acrid Avid Jam (2001) by Ashley Page
- Cheating, Lying, Stealing (1998) by Ashley Page
- Cinderella (2005) by Ashley Page
- Nightswimming into day (2004) by Ashley Page
- The Nutcracker (2003) by Ashley Page
- The Pump Room (2005) by Ashley Page
- Refurbished Behaviour (1985, revised 2005) by Ashley Page
- Soft Underbelly (1999) by Ashley Page
- Walking In The Heat (1990) by Ashley Page
- 32 Cryptograms (1996) by Ashley Page
- MiddleSexGorge (1990) by Stephen Petronio
- Agon (1957) by George Balanchine
- Afternoon of a Faun (1953) by Jerome Robbins
- In Light and Shadow (2000) by Krzysztof Pastor
- Room of Cooks (1997) by Ashley Page
- The Nutcracker – Diverts (2003) by Ashley Page
- Façade (1931/1935) by Frederick Ashton
- Sirocco (2006) by Diana Loosmore
- Othello (1971) by Peter Darrell
- The Sleeping Beauty (2007) by Ashley Page
- Ride The Beast (2007) by Stephen Petronio
- Fearful Symmetries (1994) by Ashley Page
- For M.G. – The Movie (1991) by Trisha Brown
- Chasing Ghosts (2007) by Diana Loosmore
- Romeo and Juliet (2008) by Krzysztof Pastor
- Traume (2008) by Gregory Dean
- Lull (2008) by Diana Loosmore
- Pennies from Heaven (2008) by Ashley Page
- Carmen (2009) by Richard Alston
- Workwithinwork (1998) by William Forsythe
- Petrushka (2009) by Ian Spink
- Scènes de Ballet (1947) by Frederick Ashton
- Still Life (2010) by Val Caniparoli
- From Where (2008) by Paul Liburd
- Alice (2011) by Ashley Page
- Song of the Earth (1965) by Kenneth MacMillan
- New Work (2011) by Jorma Elo
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