Own a piece of unique Royal Ballet history and help raise money for the Ukrainian refugee crisis my friends. LINK IN BIO ⬆️ @chooselove is a UK-based #NGO which provides humanitarian aid to, and advocacy for, refugees around the world. In 2016, it became the largest grassroots distributor of aid in Europe. The world has had to watch on in horror as Putin has unleashed his unprovoked evils on Ukraine. Over 10 million people, mostly women and children, have had to flee for their lives as Putin's army devastates towns and cities in a scorched earth genocidal campaign. The words of #Ukrainian First Lady #OlenaZelensky, 'Don't get used to our grief,' are so simple yet so powerful. With this in mind @frankiegoestohayward the glorious Principal Dancer with the #RoyalBallet and I have created a personalised #SwanLake experience to raise much needed funds for the ongoing refugee crisis. You will find the silent auction link in my bio ☝🏽 or you can simply make a wonderfully kind #donation. The prize is a unique three part Swan Lake collection from Francesca's debut this year as Odette/Odile which will allow the highest bidder to own a piece of history that normally money can’t buy! 1. A framed & signed #limitededition #fineartprint of Frankie in the wings of the ROH from her Swan Lake debut. Printed on Hahnemuhle fine art paper & framed to the highest standard, this will be an edition of 1/1 - the only print of this image to be released. Framed size approx 24in x 20in. Signed by Frankie and myself. 2. A pair of signed pointe shoes, the very ones Francesca wore for her debut in Swan Lake. 3. Francesca will then meet the winning bidder at the #ROH for tea to deliver the pointe shoes and framed image. Francesca is the most exquisite principal dancer to photograph and being able to capture her preparation and debut in Swan Lake was extraordinarily special. My work has been shown in galleries around the world and been published in magazines and books but this collaboration is definitely a career highlight. We hope that this unique experience from the arts will raise meaningful funds to help the terrible refugee crisis unfolding on our screens every day