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Acosta Danza Announces UK Tour of Carlos Acosta’s Carmen for Spring 2026

by Staff Writer
November 18, 2025
Reading Time: 5 mins read
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Carmen Image credit Johan Persson

Acosta Danza will bring Carlos Acosta’s acclaimed adaptation of Bizet’s Carmen to stages across the UK in April and May 2026, following its successful UK premiere in July 2024.

The tour opens at Richmond Theatre (8–11 April) before visiting Aylesbury Waterside (15–18 April), Grand Opera House Manchester (22–25 April), Brighton Theatre Royal (29 April–2 May) and New Victoria Theatre Woking (6–9 May).

Acosta’s full-length ballet reimagines the timeless story of Don José and Carmen in a stripped-back setting, retaining its universal themes of love, jealousy and obsession.

Carlos Acosta said:
“I am delighted to be touring my production of Carmen in 2026. For this full-length ballet I had the pleasure of being reunited with the original creative team of Tim Hatley and Peter Mumford as well as being joined by Nina Dunn who has augmented the production value of the work by introducing some really amazing visual projections. Bringing all these elements together alongside the memorable score of Shchedrin and Bizet makes for a vibrant and exciting production. I also take great joy and pride in seeing my amazing Acosta Danza dancers flourish as we continue to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the company.”

The creative team includes Set and Costume Designer Tim Hatley, Lighting Designer Peter Mumford, and Video Designer Nina Dunn. The 20-strong company features dancers Adria Díaz, Amisaday Naara, Daniela Urgelles, Thalia Cardin, Cynthia Laffertté, Melisa Moreda, Wendy Friol, Ofelia Semanat, Carolina Castillo, Maria del Carmen, Heidy Diaz, Frank Isaac, Leandro Fernández, Brandy Martinez, Alexander Arias, Aniel Pazos, Paul Brando, Anthony Silot, Edgar Zayas, and guest artist Alejandro Silva.

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