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I haven't seen a British Coppelia since 1962 -- one of my first ballet experiences, which unfortunately I barely remember at all-- so I can't very well recommend one. But until someone more qualified than I recommends one (if any is offered this year), I wanted to welcome you to our discussion board.

If you see a Coppelia -- or any other ballet -- I hope you'll share your impressions. Meanwhile, please visit our Welcome page and introduce yourself.

Welcome to BalletTalk, Nick!

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I haven't seen a British Coppelia since 1962 -- one of my first ballet experiences, which unfortunately I barely remember at all-- so I can't very well recommend one.  But until someone more qualified than I recommends one (if any is offered this year), I wanted to welcome you to our discussion board.

If you see a Coppelia -- or any other ballet -- I hope you'll share your impressions.  Meanwhile, please visit our Welcome page and introduce yourself.

Welcome to BalletTalk, Nick!

Thanks for replying. 1962...Hmm. I might be out of luck this year then. About time for a new production... It's my daughter's favourite Ballet story; she want's to go to a performance in preference to Mary Poppins (currently on offer as a birthday treat from her mother). Naturally, I'm keen to help her fulfill here #1 choice!

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I'm afraid Coppelia is not on the roster of the four major companies in England. If your daughter is willing to see an alternative, or maybe gain a new favorite, the Royal Ballet is performing Sylvia this November-December, with music by Delibes, as well as La Fille Mal Gardee and a new production of The Sleeping Beauty, both next spring. English National Ballet is touring with The Sleeping Beauty (Southampton, Bristol, Oxford, Manchester, Liverpool) October-December before returning to London to perform the ballet next January. Royal Birmingham Ballet is also performing The Sleeping Beauty in Birmingham and The Lowry, next January-March, and La Fille Mal Gardee in Birmingham next May. Finally, Northern Ballet Theatre will bring Peter Pan to Bradford at the end of November to December.

Royal Ballet

London, 19, 22 Nov 2005; 1, 14, 15, 20, 21 Dec 2005

Sylvia

choregraphy: Sir Frederick Ashton

music: Leo Delibes

London, 21 Apr-20 May (exact dates not on website)

La Fille Mal Gardee

choreography: Sir Frederick Ashton

music: Ferdinand Hérold

London, 15 May-3 June (exact dates not on website)

Sleeping Beauty

choregraphy: Sir Peter Wright, after Petipa

music: Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky

Northern Ballet Theatre

Bradford, 30 Nov-10 Dec 2005

Peter Pan

choreography: David Nixon

music: Stephen Warbeck (nominated for an Oscar for his score for Shakespeare in Love

http://www.northernballettheatre.co.uk/peterpan.html

http://www.bradford-theatres.co.uk/events....&searchmonth=11

Birminham Royal Ballet

Birmingham, 11-13 May 2006

La Fille Mal Gardee

choreography: Sir Frederick Ashton

music: Ferdinand Hérold

http://www.brb.org.uk/masque/index.htm?act...k=shows&urn=511

The Lowry, 18-21 Jan 2006

Birmingham, 28 Feb-5 Mar 2006

Sleeping Beauty

choregraphy: Sir Peter Wright, after Petipa

music: Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky

http://www.brb.org.uk/masque/index.htm?act...k=shows&urn=120

Birmingham, 8-11, 13-15 Dec 2006

Beauty and the Beast

choregraphy: David Bintley

music: Glen Buhr

http://www.brb.org.uk/masque/index.htm?act...k=shows&urn=499

English National Ballet

Southampton, 20-29 Oct 2005

Bristol, 1-5 Nov 2005

Oxford, 9-13 Nov 2005

Manchester, 16-26 Nov 2005

Liverpool, 29-3 Dec 2005

London, 5-21 Jan 2006

The Sleeping Beauty

choreography: Kenneth MacMillan, after Petipa

music: Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky

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