It now seems richly ironic that the ballet world was up in arms when, almost 30 years ago, Matthew Bourne unveiled plans for his revolutionary Swan Lake. Far from the men-in-tutus parody that many ...

It’s a justly iconic image. The Swan stands centre stage: bare-chested, shaggy-legged, powerful arms twisting up and eyes ...

NCM Fathom and More2Screen proudly present Matthew Bourne's triumphant re-interpretation of one of ballet's classic and most beloved stories, Swan Lake. Winner of three Tony® Awards this mesmerizing ...

As usual with Bourne, the production will have been adjusted slightly with each iteration, but it’s possible to compare the 30th anniversary version with the 1995 one, of which handily there is a DVD.

His underlying story is faithful to its source — melancholy Prince, mystical lakeside encounter with swans, ultimate tragedy — but supercharged by the brilliant flash of insight that reimagined the ...

Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake at the Bristol Hippodrome shatters any preconception that ballet is boring. Despite its premiere 30 years ago, this show continues to elevate ballet to new heights with ...

When you hear the words ‘Swan Lake’, many ideas pop up into your mind – possibly ideas of men in white leggings and petite ladies pirouetting across the stage; their hair secured into a tight bun; ...

As usual with Bourne, the production will have been adjusted slightly with each iteration, but it’s possible to compare the 30th anniversary version with the 1995 one, of which handily there is a DVD.

Matthew Bourne's Olivier Award-winning West End production featuring original cast. Matthew Bourne’s triumphant modern re-interpretation of “Swan Lake,” with its cast of male swans, has turned ...