Joseph Caley | Benedicte Bemet | The Australian Ballet | Photo by Tristram Kenton
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Joseph Caley | Benedicte Bemet | The Australian Ballet | Photo by Tristram Kenton
Tamara Rojo, Joseph Caley and Fernando Carratala Coloma in Song of the Earth, English National Ballet, January 2018. © Dave Morgan.
Predictably, Rojo comes out some ways ahead of her younger partners – sharp and sculptural, her outthrust arms deftly calibrated to signal power and anxiety at once. Caley demonstrates a promising sense of release, matched with a formidable muscular punch, and Coloma brings a sensual stride, but it’s Rojo alone who realises the complexity of her character. Her deep, steady stare ponders the mystery of existence, while her purposeful steps accentuate the ground we all tread – a moving, accomplished rendering.
Alina Cojocaru and Joseph Caley in Manon (English National Ballet)
erina takahashi and joseph caley photographed performing as the sugar plum fairy and prince in wayne eagling’s nutcracker delights by ash
Alina Cojocaru and Joseph Caley in Sleeping Beauty.
Joseph Caley, Shiori Kase, Isaac Hernández in Études (English National Ballet, 2020)
Alina Cojocaru, Joseph Caley
Manon
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Joseph Caley and Jurgita Dronina in English National Ballet's Sleeping Beauty.