Don Quixote from Birmingham Royal Ballet Trailer (2023)
"Birmingham Royal Ballet perform Don Quixote in a production by Carlos Acosta"29 January 2023Fantasy, Music119 mins
Birmingham Royal Ballet perform Don Quixote in a production by Carlos Acosta. Based on Spain’s most famous novel, the classic ballet follows Don Quixote’s extraordinary adventures as he helps young lovers Kitri and Basilio find happiness. Filmed at the Birmingham Hippodrome, Don Quixote features some of ballet’s most iconic and virtuosic dance moments. Starring Momoko Hirata as Kitri, Mathias Dingman as Basilio and Tom Rogers as Don Quixote.
Watch the official Don Quixote from Birmingham Royal Ballet 2023 trailer in HD below.
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