Matthew Bourne's Cinderella Tickets

Matthew Bourne's Cinderella is a landmark production from New Adventures, the company behind Adventures in Motion Pictures. Choreographed by Sir Matthew Bourne, this bold reimagining of the fairy tale places the action in wartime London during the Blitz, set to Sergei Prokofiev’s iconic score. The production is renowned for its striking visual world, crafted by designer Lez Brotherston, whose aesthetic has become a signature of Bourne’s storytelling. With a history of Olivier and Tony accolades, Cinderella helped solidify Bourne’s status as one of theater’s most influential choreographers.

We’ve got you covered for upcoming tour stops. Whether you’re near Plymouth, Manchester’s Lowry, or London’s Sadler’s Wells, you can secure your seats with ease and confidence. Keep an eye on official channels for the latest tour updates as 2026–27 unfolds.

Biography and highlights

• Choreography and company: Sir Matthew Bourne choreographs for New Adventures, the company that evolved from Adventures in Motion Pictures (AMP). The company continues to push boundaries with contemporary dance-theatre that blends narrative, dance, design, and storytelling.
• Setting and score: Cinderella unfolds in a London raked by the Blitz, scored to Sergei Prokofiev’s memorable music, delivering a unique, emotionally charged experience.
• Design: Lez Brotherston’s design and visual aesthetic are a hallmark of Bourne’s work, creating immersive worlds on stage.
• Awards: Bourne’s productions have earned multiple Olivier Awards (nine by 2020) and Tony Awards for Swan Lake. Cinderella contributed to this celebrated track record.

Discography highlights are integrated through the theatre works of Bourne and the New Adventures repertoire, which continues to attract new audiences while delighting long-time supporters.

Upcoming tour info (2026–27)
The 2026–27 anniversary tour opens at Theatre Royal Plymouth (Nov 16–Nov 21, 2026), continues to The Lowry (Nov 24–28, 2026), and returns for Sadler’s Wells’ Christmas season (Dec 1, 2026–Jan 17, 2027). Additional 2027 dates will be announced. Venue specifics, dates, and ticketing are listed on individual event pages; dates are treated as standalone when listed.