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ENGLISH NATIONAL BALLET SCHOOL/RAMBERT SCHOOL

27 June 2025

ENGLISH NATIONAL BALLET SCHOOL/RAMBERT SCHOOL

27 June 2025

ENGLISH NATIONAL BALLET SCHOOL/RAMBERT SCHOOL

27 June 2025
Linbury Theatre
Ballet and dance

Two leading British dance schools join forces in this thrilling presentation for Next Generation Festival.

A dancer spins through a dark space, wearing a brilliant red dress which leaves traces through the air as she moves.

English National Ballet School and Rambert School come together in the Linbury Theatre .

Running time
More information available soon
Guidance
Suitable for all
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Background

English National Ballet School and Rambert School come together for Next Generation Festival, in a mixed programme to be announced.   

English National Ballet School is a world-leading centre of dance education. With an illustrious 35-year history it provides the very best training, education, performance, and pastoral care to support its students in reaching their full potential. ENBS equips its students with the confidence, creativity, and skills needed for a career as a professional dancer with the major international companies, and for a future beyond performing. The school aims to be the first choice for the next generation of international ballet dancers irrespective of their background or ability to pay.  

 

Fuelled by innovation and creativity, Rambert School plays a key part in the professional dance sector, shaping new generations of dance professionals to the highest standard. Celebrating its centenary year in 2020, Rambert School has flexed and moved with the times. Today, the inspirational teaching and finely tuned curriculum of ballet and contemporary dance, coupled with the creative talent and individuality of students, make the school a world-leading centre for dance training. Graduates can be seen in international dance companies including Rambert, Akram Khan Company, BalletBoyz, Ballet Black, Company Wayne McGregor, Danish Dance Theatre, Hofesh Shechter Company, Matthew Bourne’s New Adventures, Nederlands Dans Theater, Phoenix Dance Theatre, Sydney Dance Company, and more. 

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Access

Next Generation Festival takes place in The Linbury Theatre and Clore Studio.

For step free access and wheelchair spaces in the Linbury Theatre, you will need to book seats on the right-hand side of the auditorium. 

For step-free access in Clore Studio, please contact the Box Office to book step-free seating options or two wheelchair spaces available in Row A.

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