Carlos Acosta's curtain call for his final performance with The Royal Ballet on the main stage of the Royal Opera House on 12 November 2015, performing Don José in Acosta's ballet Carmen. www.roh.org.uk/productions/carmen-by-carlos-acosta

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Carlos Acosta's curtain call for his final performance with The Royal Ballet on the main stage of the Royal Opera House on 12 November 2015, performing Don José in Acosta's ballet Carmen. www.roh.org.uk/productions/carmen-by-carlos-acosta

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Leanne Benjamin's final curtain call with The Royal Ballet at Covent Garden, after a performance of Kenneth MacMillan's Mayerling, 2013. Photo by Andrej Uspenski www.roh.org.uk

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Curtain Call is about the unsung heroes, and the unseen, unknown true life of behind the scenes. Going backstage in over 60 productions over the course of a year in the world theatre capital of London's West End, this project explores the alternative perspective of stagecraft and show business. The backstage area is a hallowed space, and permission to roam around with a camera is tightly controlled. Each show and production has its own rituals, games, rules, characters and unique moments…