English National Ballet comes to Tate Britain – in pictures

English National Ballet's residency at Tate Britain coincides with the Picasso & Modern British Art exhibition Photograph: David Levene Inspired by Picasso's costume and set design work with the Ballets Russes in 1919, the residency saw dancers rehearsing in the gallery Photograph: David Levene The residency also celebrated English National Ballet's Beyond Ballets Russes season Photograph: David Levene Picasso collaborated with the Ballets Russes from 1916, designing several ballets including Parade and Pulcinella Photograph: David Levene The week-long residency included participatory workshops, talks, ballet classes, rehearsals and performances Photograph: David Levene It also gave audiences the opportunity to draw and paint from life Photograph: David Levene Members of the audience sketched a ballet class in the Duveen Gallery at Tate Britain Photograph: David Levene The programme featured the full company of 67 dancers taking their morning ballet class along a barre stretching the length of the gallery Photograph: David Levene Many workshops and demonstrations highlighted the links between dance and the visual arts Photograph: David Levene The artistic culmination of the residency is three ballets commissioned by English National Ballet especially for Picasso & Modern British Art Photograph: David Levene The ballets will be premiered in the Duveen Galleries during Late at Tate Britain on Friday 2 March Photograph: David Levene