Ballet Black at 25 comes to the Belgrade Theatre for a special one-night performance, celebrating 25 years of one of the UK’s most innovative and influential dance companies.
Taking place on Wednesday 7th October at 7:30pm, the production marks a major milestone for Ballet Black, a company founded by Cassa Pancho to champion diversity and new storytelling within classical ballet.
The programme features a dynamic double bill of contemporary works, combining bold choreography with powerful narratives that reflect a wide range of cultural influences and experiences. Known for pushing the boundaries of traditional ballet, the company brings fresh perspectives and original storytelling to the stage.
With a running time of approximately 90 minutes including an interval, the performance is suitable for audiences aged 7 and above, offering both accessibility and artistic depth.
Over the past 25 years, Ballet Black has built an international reputation for nurturing talent and presenting work by emerging and established choreographers, helping to reshape the landscape of British dance.
Set within the main auditorium at the Belgrade Theatre, the production offers audiences the opportunity to experience contemporary ballet in an engaging and culturally relevant format, combining technical excellence with meaningful storytelling.
With its blend of innovation, artistry and celebration, Ballet Black at 25 provides a compelling and visually striking theatre experience, marking an important anniversary in British dance.
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