The Carlos Acosta Collection

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Release Date: 08 January 2015

Label: Opus Arte - Bluray Dvd / Opus Arte

Packaging Type: Blu-Ray Packaging

No of Units: 3

Barcode: 809478071860

Genres: Classical

Composer/Series: The Carlos Acosta Collection

Release Date: 08 January 2015

Label: Opus Arte - Dvd / Opus Arte

Packaging Type: DVD Case

No of Units: 3

Barcode: 809478011699

Genres: Classical

Composer/Series: The Carlos Acosta Collection

Description
So memorably described as 'a dancer who slashes across space faster than anyone else, who lacerates the air with shapes so clear and sharp they seem to throw off sparks' (Independent), Carlos Acosta has been at the forefront of contemporary ballet since his arrival at the Royal Ballet in 1998. Here he sparkles in three of his most celebrated roles: the young lover Colas in the joyfully bucolic La Fille mal gardée, which received five stars from the Guardian, Times and Mail on Sunday; the innocent but doomed Romeo in Prokofiev's sumptuously-scored adaptation of Shakespeare's famous play; and, acting as producer and choreographer for the first time, as Basilio in Don Quixote, a production that wowed audiences thanks to its 'intelligent' choreography and Acosta's 'titanic determination, bullet-proof charisma [and] delectably trusting and playful rapport' with co- star Marianela Núñez (Daily Telegraph). These three compelling ballets showcase Carlos Acosta's worldclass reputation as a dancer and choreographer, bolstered by outstanding co-stars and artists of the Royal Ballet.

Description
So memorably described as 'a dancer who slashes across space faster than anyone else, who lacerates the air with shapes so clear and sharp they seem to throw off sparks' (Independent), Carlos Acosta has been at the forefront of contemporary ballet since his arrival at the Royal Ballet in 1998. Here he sparkles in three of his most celebrated roles: the young lover Colas in the joyfully bucolic La Fille mal gardée, which received five stars from the Guardian, Times and Mail on Sunday; the innocent but doomed Romeo in Prokofiev's sumptuously-scored adaptation of Shakespeare's famous play; and, acting as producer and choreographer for the first time, as Basilio in Don Quixote, a production that wowed audiences thanks to its 'intelligent' choreography and Acosta's 'titanic determination, bullet-proof charisma [and] delectably trusting and playful rapport' with co- star Marianela Núñez (Daily Telegraph). These three compelling ballets showcase Carlos Acosta's worldclass reputation as a dancer and choreographer, bolstered by outstanding co-stars and artists of the Royal Ballet.