New work keeps Rambert alive and evolving, challenging us and our audiences, nurturing new voices, and keeping dance relevant and inspiring.

A Rambert production begins months before opening night. In rehearsal studios, dancers work closely with choreographers, rehearsal directors and creative teams, working together to build something new. Over weeks and months, ideas are refined, sets and lighting are developed, and work is shaped for touring. This process can involve hundreds of hours of rehearsal, before a work reaches the stage.

Our work ranges from daring collaborations based on well-known TV shows and new creations from the most exciting choreographers working today. Over 214,00 audience members saw Peaky Blinders: The Redemption of Thomas Shelby across 200 performances, across 6 countries and with our next collaboration we plan to go even further.

You can support this work by championing a production- following its journey from first rehearsal to opening night- or by investing in a strand of our programme, such as supporting artists at the start of their careers.

If you’re interested in supporting a production or strand of work at a significant level, we’d love to talk with you.

Ways to support:

Not sure where to start? Get in touch to start a conversation.