El ballet Don Quijote llena el corazón de Madrid

Von Eduardo López-Collazo, 19 Dezember 2015

Laden, bitte warten...

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“Martínez, con rigor y atino, ha trasladado este ballet al siglo XXI”

Rezensierte Veranstaltung: Teatro de la Zarzuela, Madrid, am 16 Dezember 2015

Don Quixote (José Carlos Martínez)

José María Moreno, Musikalische Leitung

José Carlos Martínez, Regie

Ricardo Sánchez Cuerda, Bühnenbild

Orquesta de la Comunidad de Madrid

José Martínez unveils his latest Don Quichotte in Palermo

Vito Lentini, 29th March

José Martínez has envisioned a Don Quichotte that recalls the original 19th century choreography while also acknowledging some of the notable 20th century versions and it's splendid looking.

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Exciting talents and mixed choreography in Paris Opera Junior Ballet

Vikki Jane Vile, 29th January

Established in 2024, Paris Opera Junior Ballet has been touring extensively since early 2025, with Bonn’s Opera House the latest stop.

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Paris Opera Junior Ballet: a plethora of emerging talent

Deborah Weiss, 19th June

A very welcome visit from the Paris Opera Junior Ballet to the Linbury Theatre displays the company in a very favourable light, in a variety of works.

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Brno National Ballet's Don Quixote: refreshingly uncomplicated

Graham Watts, 25th April

Brno National Theatre Ballet give an authentic Don Quixote indelibly forged in Madrid, offering tremendous dancing in two separate casts.

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Romantic French flavour in Martinez' Le Corsaire

Silvia Poletti, 10th May

Back on stage after stopping for the lockdown, Le Corsaire by José Carlos Martinez for Rome Opera Ballet creates a narrative ballet for our time, with an ancient flavour but a contemporary attack.

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Easter delights in Dutch National Ballet's Spring Special

Graham Watts, 5th April

A complete roster of principal dancers appear in a gala full of the joys of spring.

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Eduardo López-Collazo

Ed. López-Collazo nació en Cuba, lugar donde la danza clásica es tan popular como el fútbol en otras latitudes. Desde siempre ha sido un apasionado de este arte en todas sus manifestaciones. Su formación académica primero en Física Nuclear y luego en Inmunología, en la que es doctor, no le ha mermado su interés por la danza y el arte en general. Sus críticas han aparecido en varias publicaciones españolas y durante los últimos años se ha hecho cargo de la sección de danza de ocioxocio.com.