Carmen

Tried and Tested

Dance 

Yet another ill-advised Carmen hit the stage at Sadler’s Wells, this one Carlos Acosta’s new version for his Havana-based Acosta Danza

Tried and Tested

Dance 

English National Ballet’s Carmen is a dreary and uninvolving show that tries but fails to add to our understanding of this popular tragedy

Tried and Tested

Dance 

Proving he’s still got it at 50 years old, the Cuban superstar Carlos Acosta returns to the ROH with a programme that celebrates a long, illustrious career in dance

Tried and Tested

Dance 

The Russian ballet superstar Natalia Osipova dances Carmen in the London premiere at the Queen Elizabeth Hall of a deeply unsatisfactory tailor-made work

In the Know

Dance 

Choreographer Didy Veldman talks to Culture Whisper about her new Carmen, tailor-made for the Russian superstar ballerina Natalia Osipova

Preview

Dance 

May offers some unmissable dance shows

Tried and Tested

Dance 

Agudo Dance Company’s Carmen reinterprets the famous story of the eponymous free-spirited gypsy with fascinating results

Tried and Tested

Dance 

With A Celebration Carlos Acosta – the incomparable ballet superstar – marks 30 years in dance supported by his own young Cuban company, Acosta Danza, at the Royal Albert Hall

Tried and Tested

Dance 

Christopher Renshaw’s Carmen La Cubana, now showing at Sadler’s Wells, is less than the sum of its parts in this disjointed production