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Book Ballet Under the Stars tickets for some of the best ballet performances
Covent Garden Dance company is a troupe filled with talent, passion and ambition. Priding themselves on creating programmes that are beautiful and inspiring for all tastes, the company stage incredible performances at the flag ship venue, Hatch House, keeping audiences returning year after year.
"Exquisite... highlight of the summer calendar," - Wiltshire Life
Enjoy world-class ballet performances in Wiltshire
Founded in 2006, The Covent Garden Dance Company is renowned for taking beautiful and unique locations around the world, creating stunning 400+ seat dinner theatres and original, engaging and entertaining works.
What to expect:
- Ballet Under the Stars: Experience a one-of-a-kind, limited performance of the beautiful Ballet Under the Stars. In the evening, you'll take a comfortable seat within the grandiose gardens before watching an unmissable ballet show accompanied by the mesmerising night sky.
- Performances: Taking place in the glorious walled Dutch garden, you'll see a world-class ballet show from the most talented dancers in the country. Consisting of three half performances, each section comprises four short works. Enjoy a heady mix of classical, neo-classical and contemporary styles with breathtaking and unforgettable choreography.
- Fine Dining: The standards on plates are as high as the standards on stage at Hatch House. All tickets include a three course dinner with wine and is a preset menu. Tables are for 10 or 12, but can be catered for smaller groups as well. Dietary requirements can also be accommodated, and vegetarian, gluten-free and vegan options are available.
- Wines: Treat your tastebuds to incredible wine, supplied by partners of Hatch House. With wines being handpicked and carefully curated to accompany the summer menu, guests are also welcome to order wine from the knowledgeable team.
"Elegant, majestic, priceless..." - The Tribune
There's so much to do and see at Hatch House
Watch Ballet Under the Stars when you visit Hatch House to see the Covent Garden Dance company this summer and experience an unmissable and unique dance shows in the heart of Wiltshire.
- Dates: 25th - 28th July 2024
- Times: 17:30 - 23:55
- Location: Hatch House, Wiltshire
"Utterly out of this world..." - Country Life Magazine
Book Ballet Under the Stars tickets for one of the best ballet shows in Wiltshire!
How to find us
Address: Hatch House, West Hatch, Nr Tisbury, Wiltshire, SP3 6PA
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By Public Transport:
- Tisbury Train Station is the closest train station to the venue
- Toilets
- Wheelchair accessible
- Parking onsite
- Food and drink
Yes, Covent Garden Dance performances at Hatch House in Wiltshire are wheelchair accessible.
There are accessible toilets, lifts and the bar and theatre areas are on the ground level.
Yes - everything is provided for you within the two-tiered 17th Century walled Dutch garden.
- Once seated, you will receive your starter.
- You'll receive three courses from a preset menu
- Each of the three courses is followed by 30-40 minutes of performance
Yes, Covent Garden Dance encourages you to 'dress to impress'!
- Some like to wear black tie, others wear jacket and tie
- Ladies wear evening dresses
- Please avoid wearing shorts or casual clothing
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