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Traditional and innovative ballet alternates with Verdi, Beethoven and a new family opera
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Acosta Danza, the Cuban troupe created by the former Royal Ballet star dancer Carlos Acosta, takes up a 10-day residency at the Linbury Theatre
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Birmingham Royal Ballet’s first programme of a short Sadler’s Wells autumn residency is a mixed bill in collaboration with Ballet Black, fresh from a turn at the Glastonbury Festival
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Dance
With its new programme, Evolution, Acosta Danza, Carlos Acosta’s own Cuban company, shows its versatility in a programme of new work and one old favourite
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Birmingham Royal Ballet return to Sadler’s Wells with [Un]leashed and Hobson’s Choice, celebrating female voices in choreography and the company’s outgoing veteran director
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Tried and Tested
Dance
A crowd-pleaser, if ever there was one, The Royal Ballet’s sunny, funny production of Don Quixote is wowing audiences at the Royal Opera House
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Tried and Tested
Dance
With A Celebration Carlos Acosta – the incomparable ballet superstar – marks 30 years in dance supported by his own young Cuban company, Acosta Danza, at the Royal Albert Hall
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Tried and Tested
Dance
A vibrant and varied programme acquaints London with Acosta Danza, the new company of the Cuban ballet superstar, Carlos Acosta
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North London’s top dance house, Sadler’s Wells, has announced a varied and exciting programme for 2017
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Dance
Acosta Danza, acclaimed Cuban dancer Carlos Acosta’s brand new dance company, has its much anticipated UK debut at Sadler’s Wells in September 2017
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Carlos Acosta: last performance is a feel-good affair as the Cuban takes his final classical bow
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Carlos Acosta and Zenaida Yanowsky star in Will Tuckett’s exploration of the life and loves of Queen Elizabeth.
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Features
In a year of megastars, mega-flops and feted returns, dance has been hitting the headlines. We look back over the best dance shows 2015 gave us, plus more memorable moments
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Dance
A Royal Ballet Mixed Bill ends with Carlos Acosta’s own, one act Carmen, and one of the final chances to catch the phenomenal Cuban star on stage.
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Summer has a decidedly Cuban flavour at Covent Garden, with the return of Carlos Acosta’s exuberant Cubanía show to the Royal Opera House.
