Royal Winnipeg Ballet

Versatility, technical excellence and a captivating style are the trademarks of Canada's Royal Winnipeg Ballet, qualities that have garnered both critical and audience acclaim. These qualities keep the RWB in demand as it presents more than 100 performances every season.

Founded in 1939 by Gweneth Lloyd and Betty Farrally, the Royal Winnipeg Ballet holds the double distinction of being Canada's premier ballet company and the longest continuously operating ballet company in North America.

The RWB will create an enriching experience of dance for members of the Winnipeg and Manitoba community and others throughout Canada and the world at a cost that is financially sustainable.

Dance will be based on the tradition of ballet and also be able to expand on the same conventions.

Artists will experience challenge both technically and artistically.

New and existing audiences will have an opportunity to appreciate dance and will value dance as an enjoyable aspect of their lives.

Students will be both educated and employed as professional dancers through the functioning of a professional school and educated in dance through a recreational division.

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Giselle

Classic Ballet Meets the Supernatural

March 7-11, 2012 - Curtain 7:30pm | Sunday Matinee Curtain 2:00pm

Long considered one of the most beautiful and haunting of all classical ballets, the full-length masterpiece Giselle returns after more than a decade's absence. This timeless work will have a fresh face with elegant, lush new sets and costumes and RWB's thrilling dance virtuosity. Set in the twilight spirit world of the Wilis, the German legend tells the story of a young peasant girl's love for a nobleman and her ultimate betrayal at his hands.


CALL the Customer Service Office at 956.2792 or outside Winnipeg at 1.800.667.4792 or visit the Customer Service Office at 380 Graham Avenue at Edmonton Street


Image: Serena Sandford Photo: David Cooper

Ends March 11, 2012

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