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The English National Ballet celebrate the work and legacy of the Ballets Russes with two programmes at the London Coliseum, featuring pieces inspired by the troupe's great works.
Highlights include the world premiere of a new Firebird and the return of ENB's 2001 hit Suite en Blanc.
Programme 1 runs from 22 - 27 March and Programme 2 runs from 28 March - 1 April. For details of the full line-up, visit the website.
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