In 2002, Scottish Ballet was searching for a new artistic director who would help revitalise the company. They appointed choreographer and former Royal Ballet principal Ashley Page, who remained in post until 2012. Page staged a number of new full-length works on the company, including Cinderella, The Sleeping Beauty and Alice.
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