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Artiste: Acosta Danza

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Acosta Danza’s Cuban Baroque: adventurous but uneven choreography

Acosta Danza in Pearls by Andonis Foniadakis © Johan Persson
Acosta Danza has always had an adventurous taste in commissioning choreography. In this programme, the revival fared better than the new commission.

On top form: Carlos Acosta’s Myths and Modern Masters in London

Beatrice Parma, Miki Mizutani, Max Maslen and Carlos Acosta in The Moor’s Pavane © Helen Maybanks
Carlos Acosta has lost none of his brilliance and in a carefully curated programme with Acosta Danza and Birmingham Royal Ballet, he still thrills audiences.

Acosta Danza – A Decade in Motion: a truly tremendous quadruple bill

Acosta Danza in La Ecuación by George Céspedes © Argel Ernesto González Alvarez
The brightest of many stellar things to have happened in dance over the past decade, Acosta Danza wowed the audience at Sadler's Wells with their vitality.

Acosta Danza: dazzling dancing

Laura Rodriguez and Raul Reinoso in Rafael Bonachela's Soledad © Enrique Smith Soto
Acosta Danza, always compelling, deliver a triple bill in the Linbury Theatre that shows off their plentiful attributes.

Nutcracker in Havana: a novel take on the popular ballet

Enrique Corrales as Mambi Doll, Denzel Francis as Rat King in Carlos Acosta's Nutcracker in Havana © Johan Persson
A unique take on a well-worn favourite, Carlos Acosta has done a good job on his Havana based Nutcracker.

Carlos Acosta's full-length Carmen is hot but it doesn't sizzle

Alejandro Silva as Don José and Laura Rodríguez as Carmen in Carlos Acosta's Carmen © Tristram Kenton
Carlos Acosta's Carmen is full of exuberance and first class dancing but it doesn't quite set the stage on fire.