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Carlos Acosta's most personal work yet.

Given that he nowadays spends his time behind the scenes - as director of Birmingham Royal Ballet - it’s nice to see legendary Cuban dancer Carlos Acosta back in the spotlight himself, presenting a show that he conceived 14 years ago as a homage to his late mother. 

Telling the powerful story of a doomed relationship, the production boasts a diverse musical repertoire - ranging from Handel to Cuban contemporary composer Omar Puente - and features Carlos’ own choreography alongside contributions from Russell Maliphant, Kim Brandstrup and Will Tuckett.
Carlos is joined in the show - which he’s performing in celebration of his 50th birthday - by Laura Rodríguez, a founding member of his Cuban dance company, Acosta Danza. 

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