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“This is the only time our pupils would be able to meet ‘real ballet dancers’ and get to touch and feel such beautiful costumes…There were a number of children who seemed to engage…
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For the Company’s 25th Anniversary season, Ruth Brill, First Artist with Birmingham Royal Ballet, revived one of LCB's most popular ballets, Ballet Shoes. Inspired by the original…
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Audition Dates NB. Groups are based on age on 1 January 2024 Sunday 1 October - Prelim 9 years and 10 years Sunday 8 October - Prelim 11 years and boys Sunday 29 October - Overs…
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Honor has danced with LCB in 3 tours and this is now her second time in the West End company. Here she reflects on her time with LCB and what it means to her:' My first time wi…
Honor, a company member in this year's production, discusses what being a part of LCB means to her! See the full post >>

Celebrating 25 years of London Children’s Ballet “In 1994, I put an ad in the Dancing Times magazine to say that auditions would be held in London for a new children’s ballet com…
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Ruth Brill, First Artist and Choreographer with the Birmingham Royal Ballet, had her first London stage experience at the Peacock Theatre, playing the sparky and headstrong Paulin…
Ruth Brill from the Brimingham Royal Ballet returns to LCB to choreograph 'Ballet Shoes', 18 years after she starred in the original production See the full post >>

Strictly Christmas Join us for a Christmas dance extravaganza, celebrating all forms of dance from the beautiful, magical sugar plum fairy to the Jingle Bell Jive and Santa Salsa,…
LCB Christmas workshop extravaganza, including Ballet Masterclass based on the choreography of 'The Nutcracker' - 12th December 2021 See the full post >>

London Children’s Ballet is an Arts Award Supporter  This means that LCB offers activities, events, expertise or resources which help young people working towards their Arts Aw…
London Children’s Ballet is an Arts Award Supporter This means that LCB offers activities, events, expertise or resources which help young people working towards their Arts Award. (hyperlink to http://www.artsaward.org.uk) Arts Awards encourage anyone … See the full post >>

  Artsmark is the creative quality standard for schools and education settings, awarded by Arts Council England, recognising their commitment to high quality arts and cultural ed…
London Children’s Ballet is proud to be working in partnership with schools and settings on their Artsmark Award journey. By supporting Artsmark settings, we’re helping put the arts at the heart of education, inspiring young people to create, experience a… See the full post >>

It’s not every day that a dancer is handpicked by one of ballet’s greats to take on a lead role with one of the top dance companies before they have even graduated.  But that i…
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Former 'The Canterville Ghost' ballet mistress, Victoria Collinson revives David Fielding's gorgeous witty choreography, based on the novella by Oscar Wilde. Telling the story of …
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For all budding young dancers looking for something fun this half term, LCB's half term programme is the perfect way to grow in confidence, technique and love for performing...…
Join our February Half Term programme for 7-11 year olds! Come learn dances from LCB's recent productions, try on costumes, learn about stage make up and prepare a wonderful show for parents! See the full post >>

  Our accounts are publicly accessible and may be found on the charity commission website here. 2017-18 Annual Accounts and Annual Report 2016-17 Annual Accounts and Annual R…
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The curtain came down for the last time. Sunday 24 April 2016. It was all over. After a wonderful 4 months of intensive training and rehearsals and 4 wonderful days of performance…
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When I was three, I went to see my first ballet: “La Fille mal Gardee” at the Royal Opera House. I enjoyed it so much that I was dancing all throughout the lovely performance. At …
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Hi my name is Chloe and I am 9 years old and apparently the shortest and smallest in the company of the London Children’s Ballet.☺ Here at the photo shoot I feel like a profess…
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Hi my name is Chloe, and this is my blog on the final auditions. I hope you enjoy this! My heart was beating fast and finally there was the audition room. This was the finals w…
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