The Winter's Tale (The Royal Ballet)

The Winter's Tale (The Royal Ballet)

The world premiere of a new full-length ballet based on Shakespeare’s enduring tale of love, loss and reconciliation.

8.0 /10 3 votes
April 10, 2014 2h 55m Released

Storyline

The story follows the destruction of a marriage through consuming jealousy, the abandonment of a child and a seemingly hopeless love. Yet, through remorse and regret – and after a statue comes miraculously to life – the ending is one of forgiveness and reconciliation. Wheeldon continues his highly successful collaboration with designer Bob Crowley and composer Joby Talbot, the team behind Alice, in one of the highlights of The Royal Ballet Season.

Key Information

Director Ross MacGibbon
Writers Christopher Wheeldon, William Shakespeare
Studio The National Ballet of Canada
Rating 8.0/10
Language EN

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Cast & Crew

Edward Watson

Edward Watson

Leontes

Lauren Cuthbertson

Lauren Cuthbertson

Hermione

Federico Bonelli

Federico Bonelli

Polixenes

Sarah Lamb

Sarah Lamb

Perdita

Steven McRae

Steven McRae

Florizel

Joe Parker

Mamillius

Zenaida Yanowsky

Zenaida Yanowsky

Paulina

Bennet Gartside

Bennet Gartside

Antigonus

Thomas Whitehead

Thomas Whitehead

Steward

Gary Avis

Gary Avis

Father Shepherd

Valentino Zucchetti

Valentino Zucchetti

Brother Clown

Beatriz Stix-Brunell

Beatriz Stix-Brunell

Young Shepherdess

Frequently Asked Questions

The Winter's Tale (The Royal Ballet) was released on April 10, 2014.

The runtime of The Winter's Tale (The Royal Ballet) is 2h 55m.

The Winter's Tale (The Royal Ballet) is a Music movie.

The Winter's Tale (The Royal Ballet) has a rating of 8.0 out of 10 on TMDB.

The Winter's Tale (The Royal Ballet) is available to watch. Check streaming platforms and theaters near you.

The Winter's Tale (The Royal Ballet) was directed by Ross MacGibbon.

The main cast of The Winter's Tale (The Royal Ballet) includes Edward Watson, Lauren Cuthbertson, Federico Bonelli.

The Winter's Tale (The Royal Ballet) is originally in English.