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Why The Royal Ballet love performing Don Quixote
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- Опубликовано: 19 фев 2019
- Choreographer Carlos Acosta, Cast Christopher Saunders, Philip Mosley, Alexander Campbell and Akane Takada, and Conductor Martin Yates discuss their experience of rehearsing and performing Don Quixote. Find out more www.roh.org.uk/productions/do...
Don Quixote is one of Marius Petipa's much-loved 19th-century classics - its story is drawn from Miguel de Cervantes's classic novel and set to Ludwig Minkus's score. The ballet has long been acclaimed for its virtuoso dancing, beautiful and technically demanding 'vision scene' and the famously bravura and breath-taking Act III pas de deux.
Carlos Acosta's production was created for The Royal Ballet in 2013, and brings the sunshine of Spain and the exuberance of the entire Company to the stage. Acosta created new choreography for the gypsy scene in Act II, and uniquely for this production of Don Quixote added on-stage musicians. Warmth, charm and entertainment abound in this energetic and witty ballet, reflected too in the characterful backdrops of Tim Hatley's vibrant designs.
