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See inside the rehearsal room of Northern Ballet’s Gentleman Jack!

Shannaz Posted On March 7, 2026
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Masters of storytelling Northern Ballet bring to the stage the extraordinary story of Anne Lister — better known as Gentleman Jack.

A powerful Yorkshire woman, it was only after Anne Lister’s death that her secret diaries were discovered and a truly exceptional life was uncovered. Anne lived, dressed and loved as she desired, not as 19th century society expected her to.

Photo courtesy of Lyceum Theatre

Inspiring biographies, novels, a hit TV series and now a ballet, Anne’s story leaps from page to stage in this thrilling new production choreographed by Annabelle Lopez Ochoa.

With bold choreography and new music performed live, Gentleman Jack paints a modern portrait of a woman ahead of her time.

Northern Ballet’s Gentleman Jack plays at Lyceum Theatre Tue 31 March – Sat 4 April. Tickets are available here.

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