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Win tickets to see the Russian State Ballet of Siberia
The Russian State Ballet of Siberia has established itself as one of Russia’s leading ballet companies and has built an international reputation for delivering performances of outstanding quality and depth. The soloists and corps de ballet are exceptional,
delighting audiences with their breath-taking physical ability and beautiful costumes as each storyline unfolds to the live accompaniment of the orchestra. The company comprises over 40 dancers and 30 musicians. For the 2018 season, the Company will merge
November competition
winners Winners of a family ticket of four each to see Peter Pan at Arena Birmingham from 20 to 24 December are Becky Reade and Judith Hutchinson.
Four winners of a pair of tickets to see the Festive Gift Fair at the NEC Birmingham from 16 November are Martin Bradbury, Gareth Hughes, Gail Hopley and Pam Brook.
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traditional and digital worlds with an imaginative staging set against an ever-changing colourful backdrop with magical special effects. The Russian State Ballet of Siberia, accompanied by
The Orchestra of the Russian State Ballet, comes to the West Midlands in the New Year for performances at Wolverhampton Grand Theatre of: • The Nutcracker - 28 Jan - 4pm • Romeo & Juliet - 29 Jan - 7.30pm • Swan Lake - 30 Jan - 7.30pm.
For tickets and further info call the box office: 01902 429212 or visit
www.raymondgubbay.co.uk.
In our Chamberlink competition, to stand the chance of winning one of three pairs of tickets to the performance of Swan Lake, just tell us who wrote the musical score to the ballet: a) Mozart; b) Tchaikovsky; c) Prokofiev.
Answer with contact details to
s.cooke@birmingham-
chamber.com by close of play on 15 December 2017.
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