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Inside English National Ballet’s “Swan Lake” In the Round at Royal Albert Hall

by Caroline Tonks | Jun 12, 2024

A circular stage is shown from above, lit in blue, during a performance of Swan Lake. A large corps de ballet in white tutus sits on the ground with one leg extended in front of them, their upper bodies bent over their legs. They make a circular formation. In the middle, a ballerina in a white tutu and feathered crown stands in tendu derriere and extends her arms out to her sides. She faces a male danseur, costumed in a white tunic and tights. The audience surrounds them on all sides.
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