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If you would like to find out more about the production or buy a ticket, visit the Royal Opera House website here Carlos Acosta returns to his roots to provide an exciting evening of entertainment.Īct One will last for about 45 minutes, followed by a 25 minute interval. The evening finishes with the exuberant Tocororro Suite, which was reimagined for its performance at the Royal Opera House in summer 2014 and will once again feature live music from Carlos’s Cuban House Band. The show reunites him with Alexander Varona, Veronica Corveas – Principal Dancer of Ballet Nacional de Cuba – Miguel Altunaga, Royal Ballet Principal Dancer Zenaida Yanowsky, and the acclaimed Danza Contemporanea de Cuba, all of whom help create a diverse first half of modern dance. In the second half of the evening Acosta presents his Tocoroco Suite, a selection of highlights from his hugely popular 2003 dance work completely re-imagined for the Royal Opera House main stage.Īcosta is joined by members of Danza Contemporánea as he weaves a part-autobiographical narrative told through classical, contemporary and Afro-Cuban dance – all to the accompaniment of a live house band.Royal Ballet Guest Principal Dancer Carlos Acosta returns with his acclaimed mixed programme of dance inspired by his homeland. The first half concludes with Edwaard Liang's Sight Unseen, danced by Acosta and Zenaida Yanowsky to music by Arvo Pärt.
The first half of the evening sees Acosta collaborate with two Cuban dance stars, Miguel Altunaga and George Céspedes.Īltunaga piece is a world premiere danced by Acosta while Céspedes stages his thrilling La ecuación.Īcclaimed Cuban dancer Alexander Varona dances Russell Maliphant's Flux, followed by a world premiere from the acclaimed dance group Danza Contemporánea de Cuba. The Show Royal Ballet Principal Guest Artist Carlos Acosta curates and stars in an exciting mixed programme of dance inspired by his homeland.
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