In 1989, Ariel Serrano, then 17, and Carlos Acosta, 15, were selected from among their peers at the Cuban National Ballet School to spend a year dancing in Italy as part of a cultural exchange.

Ballet star Carlos Acosta curates and stars in a mixed programme of vibrant Cuban dance inspired by his homeland and performed and recorded on the Royal Opera House's main stage. Show more ...

Is Carlos Acosta the busiest man in ballet ... has launched companies for younger dancers and an ambitious dance centre in ...

People are always dancing in the street ... Mostly I do a lot of Tabata workout, which can be done anywhere. Carlos Acosta’s Nutcracker in Havana runs at the Queen Elizabeth Hall from December ...

At the Royal Opera House, Darcey Bussell presents the Royal Ballet's new production of Carmen from dancer Carlos Acosta, as he makes his retirement from classical dance. Show more The Royal Ballet ...

For Cuban Eclectico, Carlos Acosta collaborated with choreographers ... Satori by the Cuban choreographer Raúl Reinoso, merges contemporary dance with classical ballet lines.

Carlos Acosta’s Havana-based Acosta Danza returns ... The potential for Cuban cliche is, remarkably, neatly sidestepped, and the dancing is an intoxicating blend of Cuban, contemporary and ...