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London, UK. 3 October 2016. Carlos Acosta performs the classical Pas de Deux from Stravinsky's Apollo with Marianela Nunez. Choreography by George Balanchine. Carlos Acosta bids farewell to classical ballet with his final performances at the Royal Albert Hall for a limited run from 3 to 7 October 2016. The Classical Farewell celebrates highlights from Acosta's career which led him to become the most famous male dancer of his generation, and marks the final time for audiences to watch the ballet superstar dance classical works.

London, UK. 3 October 2016. Carlos Acosta performs the classical Pas de Deux from Stravinsky's Apollo with Marianela Nunez. Choreography by George Balanchine. Carlos Acosta bids farewell to classical ballet with his final performances at the Royal Albert Hall for a limited run from 3 to 7 October 2016. The Classical Farewell celebrates highlights from Acosta's career which led him to become the most famous male dancer of his generation, and marks the final time for audiences to watch the ballet superstar dance classical works. Stock Photo

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