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Having launched in November 2017 with a live link-up of the National Theatre’s debut production of Stephen Sondheim’s Follies, and continued with the likes of A Woman Of No
What a load of ballet…
hey’ve got the whole world in their sights, and the beautiful thing about satellites is that, 
hey, they’re willing to share.
hey’ve got the whole world in their sights, and the beautiful thing about satellites is that, 
hey, they’re willing to share.Even with little ol’ Greystones.
Having launched in November 2017 with a live link-up of the National Theatre’s debut production of Stephen Sondheim’s Follies, and continued with the likes of A Woman Of No 
Importance and The Nutcracker, The Whale has been hooking up to that particular satellite of love over the past few years to bring the town a series of exclusive nights out at the theatre.
Importance and The Nutcracker, The Whale has been hooking up to that particular satellite of love over the past few years to bring the town a series of exclusive nights out at the theatre.Well, two theatres, in fact, if you consider that you’re in this fine Greystones theatre, which, through the space-time continuum of that satellite hidden way up on the rooftop, will bring The Whale inside the belly of The Metropolitan Opera, The Bolshoi Ballet and The National Theatre.
Man, if Mrs Scuffil could only see us now.
Upcoming from the Bolshoi Ballet, you can catch George Balanchine’s Jewels on Sunday, February 13th at 3pm, the classic Swan Lake on Sunday, March 13th at 3pm and Pierre Lacotte’s brilliantly resurrected The Pharaoh’s Daughter on Sunday, May 1st at 4pm.
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