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The choreography, music and performance made this an impressive event, but Iommi’s cameo was an emphatic cherry on the top that sent the crowd home with an enthusiastic spring in their step.

Sir Peter Wright's The Sleeping Beauty exudes that magical, ageless feeling, here brought to life by a new and enchanting performance of the title role.

Carlos Acosta proves that he is still one of the world's greatest dancers, performing to packed houses and adoring audiences.

With five founding dancers in BRB2, this inaugural dance salad was embellished with other ingredients including the addition of seven members from the main company. 

Sir Peter Wright’s production returns to Birmingham Royal Ballet after an absence of five years, with Céline Gittens and Brandon Lawrence sharing great chemistry. 

Carlos Acosta's Don Quixote hits the road with a successful London residency at Sadler's Wells.

BRB's director, Carlos Acosta, has taken a hands-on approach to coaching the principals in their roles in this season opening production.