The Royal Ballet Opera presents the final work of Frederick Ashton, The Wayward Daughter (English translation), which is a pastoral celebration of the English countryside, and makes great use of country traditions with soaring spins, powerful lifts, and lightning-quick footwork to paint a gorgeous picture of times gone by. Transplanting the original 1828 French ballet across the Channel, this revival of Ashton's 1960 bucolic work makes this love story a truly universal one.