Performance

Venue	Brighton Dome
	Also: Pavilion Theatre, Dome Concert Hall, Corn Exchange
Town	Brighton
County	East Sussex
From	17th March 2020
To	18th March 2020
When	19:30
Brighton Dome (V655)
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Date of change: 18 Oct 19 - T1070207897

Acosta Danza - Evolution: Rooster/Paysage, Soudain, la nuit/Faun

Work:: Acosta Danza (S0936120004)

Founded in 2017 by Carlos Acosta and based in Havana, the company is made up of the best dancers Cuba has to offer who have trained in both ballet and contemporary dance styles.

Production:: Evolution: Rooster/Paysage, Soudain, la nuit/Faun (T1070207897)

International ballet superstar Carlos Acosta and his critically acclaimed Cuban company Acosta Danza perform a programme of new and existing works. Acosta makes a guest appearance in the iconic Rooster, choreographed by Christopher Bruce to music by the Rolling Stones. The company also perform new work, Paysage, Soudain, la nuit by visionary Swedish choreographer Pontus Lidberg. Inspired by Vaslav Nijinsky's L'apr

Choreographer	Christopher Bruce (Rooster)
Music	Rolling Stones (Rooster)
Choreographer	Pontus Lidberg (Paysage Soudain la nuit)
Choreographer	Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui (Faun)
Music	Debussy (Faun)

Listing:: L0795725021

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Evolution: Rooster/Paysage, Soudain, la nuit/Faun

International ballet superstar Carlos Acosta and his critically acclaimed Cuban company Acosta Danza perform a programme of new and existing works. Acosta makes a guest appearance in the iconic Rooster, choreographed by Christopher Bruce to music by the Rolling Stones. The company also perform new work, Paysage, Soudain, la nuit by visionary Swedish choreographer Pontus Lidberg. Inspired by Vaslav Nijinsky's L'apr Concert Hall

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