Royal Ballet — Entidade

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Carlos Acosta: Myths and Modern Masters review – superstar returns with style, the Stones and his daughter

Royal Opera House, LondonMixing contemporary, Cuban and classical works, Acosta has charisma to burn and is accompanied by an impressive cohortIt’s a bit of a stretch to call this undoubtedly enjoyabl

theguardian.com·há 16 dias

‘The Messi of ballet’: Marianela Núñez, the Buenos Aires bombshell shaking up British dance

The superlative Royal Ballet star finally has her own show. She talks about fabulous footwork, her Argentina-inspired leotard – and why she named her cat after a certain footballerMarianela Núñez is t

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‘Cheers, Timmy!’ Royal Ballet and Opera head thanks Chalamet for ‘fantastic’ boost to sales

Actor Timothée Chalamet was credited by RBO’s chief exec with inadvertently boosting ticket sales through his high-profile critique of the art formsThe head of the UK’s Royal Ballet and Opera has than

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‘Having 36 dancers waiting for me fills me with dread’: choreographer Crystal Pite on her seminal productions

The Canadian dance director has created a dazzling body of work that tackles human relationships and the big questions of our times. She talks through pivotal moments in her careerThere aren’t many cu

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Pierrot Lunaire review – Royal Ballet reaches for the moon with a creepy dance of desire

Linbury theatre, LondonGlen Tetley’s landmark 1962 ballet, set to Schoenberg’s atonal score, is stark, strange and psychologically chargedSometimes the revival of an old work can make it, and us, feel

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‘At first I was horrified by it!’: the Royal Ballet brings back 60s cult classic Pierrot Lunaire

Glen Tetley’s fantastical ballet, set to an atonal Schoenberg score, is finally returning to Covent Garden. Dancers Marcelino Sambé and Joshua Junker discuss how they came under its spellMarcelino Sam

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Paul Taylor Dance Company review – hail to the athletes of the gods!

Linbury theatre, LondonFull of postcard moments, Taylor’s choreography harks back to a more straightforward, analogue age – and is all the better for thatPaul Taylor is not a choreographer for the cyn