Stay Tuned

Ballet and dance

Kammerballetten, the refreshing Danish dance company at the forefront of contemporary dance, present Stay Tuned, a collection of chamber ballets by Sol León and Paul Lightfoot. In the intimate space of the Linbury Theatre, immerse in pure movement and music which come together in a poetic performance of artistry and contemplation.

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9 ballet dancers perform on stage within 9 brightly lit circular spotlights. All the dancers stand on one foot with their other stretched out.

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How to watch

Watch on stage

Ticket price

£8 - £80

Dates

11 - 19 December 2026

Location

Linbury Theatre

Approximate timings

The performance will last approximately 2 hours with a 25-minute interval.

Act I :
45 minutes
Interval :
25 minutes
Act II:
45 minutes

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Friday 11 December, 7.45pm

Saturday 12 December, 7.45pm

Sunday 13 December, 3.30pm

Show all dates until 19 December 2026

Guidance

The performance includes the use of haze.

Programme

The choreographic duo Paul Lightfoot and Sol León have with their full-length work Stay Tuned gathered an exceptional family of artists for an intense creation comprising seven movements. Accompanied by live performances of music by baroque and contemporary composers, nine dancers lead the audience through what the choreographers themselves describe as a ’poetic and eclectic odyssey’. The cast for this run of performances will include internationally renowned dancers Chloe Albaret, Christopher Gerty, Madoka Kariya, Mikaela Kelly, Keren Leiman, Toon Lobach and Roger Van der Poel, among others still to be announced.

Discover

The refreshing Danish contemporary dance Kammerballetten make their Linbury Theatre debut, presenting work by the acclaimed contemporary choreographic duo Sol León and Paul Lightfoot. Known for their uniquely characteristic movement language, León and Lightfoot have creations in many companies worldwide, including Salle de danse for The Royal Ballet in 2026.

About the company

Kammerballetten is a Copenhagen-based dance production company that creates and presents new ballets by contemporary choreographers. Each performance is brought to life with dancers and live musicians from around the world. Since 2018, Kammerballetten has toured extensively in Europe, the United States and Asia.

About the performance

Act 1 begins in the Linbury Foyer with an 8-minute pre-show performance, before moving into the Linbury Theatre. Audience members are welcome to enter the Linbury Theatre before this performance, if preferred.

Gallery

Two ballet dancers perform on a dark stage within a brightly lit circular spotlight. One dancer is upright holding the other by the waist as they drape backwards. (1 of 4) — Dancers of Kammerballetten perform on stage, © Photographed by Erik Berg

Two ballet dancers perform on a dark stage within a bright spotlight. In the background, two other dancers are lying on the floor embracing. (2 of 4) — Dancers of Kammerballetten perform on stage, © Photographed by Erik Berg

Two ballet dancers perform on a dark stage. Behind them, a few members of a string quartet are visible and performing. (3 of 4) — Dancers of Kammerballetten perform on stage, © Photographed by Erik Berg

Several ballet dancers perform on a dark stage within a brightly lit circular spotlights. (4 of 4) — Dancers of Kammerballetten perform on stage, © Photographed by Erik Berg

Accessibility and resources

For step-free access and wheelchair spaces in the Linbury Theatre, you will need to book seats on the right-hand side of the auditorium.

We have an assistive listening system available to use. Surtitles, captions and translations in English are displayed on screens above the stage and around the auditorium.

Join our Access Scheme for priority access to tickets and to inform us of your access requirements.

See our Accessibility page for more information, watch a subtitled information video on The Linbury Theatre on YouTube or view a visitor guide (PDF, 12.0 MB).