Rudolf Nureyev's Romeo and Juliet at London Coliseum

Rudolf Nureyev's Romeo and Juliet is a full-length classical ballet performed in London, set to Sergei Prokofiev's 1935 score. Nureyev's choreography, first staged in the 1970s, is noted for its dramatic intensity and fidelity to Shakespeare's narrative, drawing on the Montague and Caplet feud, the balcony pas de deux, and the final tomb scene.

Performances follow the three-act structure, running approximately two hours and forty minutes including intervals. The production features a full orchestra and corps de ballet. Tickets typically cover allocated seating across stalls, dress circle, and upper circle tiers. For a broader look at what is on across the city, see things to do in London.