With Tchaikovsky's unmistakable score and scenes featuring some of the most iconic imagery in classical ballet, no company's repertoire is complete without a flagship production of Swan Lake. Unsurprisingly, the State Ballet of Georgia does not disappoint with this thrilling rendition of the bewitching supernatural romance, bringing the struggle of Odette to life under the artistic direction of Nina Ananiashvili, former prima ballerina with the Bolshoi. With sumptuous sets and glittering costumes, this is one for the ages, as the State Ballet of Georgia keeps this nearly 150-year-old story as innovative as ever.

Coming to the West End in 2026! Making dancing, twirling, and somersaulting in heels look easy since it sashayed into London's Adelphi Theatre in 2013, Cyndi Lauper and Harvey Fierstein's musical has taken the world by storm with its message of acceptance, a cracking pop-filled score, and a dizzying amount of fabulousness. Garnering six Tony Awards and three Olivier Awards, it's time to let your hair down and get ready for this spectacular show to light up the West End!

One of the very best in the repertoire, Verdi's La Traviata is a sweeping love story set against the backdrop of decadent Paris high society where the celebrated courtesan Violetta eschews her wealthy suitors for the simple life with poor Alfredo. In this sumptuous production from the ENO, our heroine is portrayed by Heidi Stober, opposite Egor Zhuravskii (Mozart Prize winner) as her besotted suitor Alfredo.

Two hilarious one-act gems come together in a chaotic night of operatic comedy celebrating the legendary Gilbert and Sullivan, coming to London's Coliseum in March 2027! Focused around the early and late stages of a couple's romantic journey doomed to failure, Trial By Jury and The Zoo make a perfect double bill of brilliantly scored absurdity.

Contemporary composer Du Yun and librettist Royce Vavrek's visceral, compelling, disturbing and deeply moving contemporary opera Angel's Bone is a latter-day parable about human trafficking mixed with shades of magical realism and a heady cocktail of punk rock, cabaret, modernism, electronic music and even some Renaissance-era polyphony. It's eclectic score and powerful story struck critics and audiences alike with awe upon its world premiere in New York in 2016, winning the Pulitzer Prize for Music just a year later.

Tyranny and treachery intwine in Giacomo Puccini's menacing tragedy, in this explosive production from the English National Opera. A signature piece of the repertoire, Puccini infuses a twisting story of love, sacrifice, and revenge with soaring music that fills the auditorium and overpowers the senses, before building to a searing finale!