| Jose Carreño in the Coda from "Diana and Acteon." |
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Carreño joined The Royal Ballet as a Principal Dancer in 1993; his
repertoire included the Bluebird in "The Sleeping Beauty"; Basilio in "Don
Quixote"; Oberon and Puck in "The Dream"; and the leading roles in Matthew
Hart's "Caught Dance" and "Herman Schmerman."
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| Jose's brother and cousin are also ballet dancers. |
Carreño joined American Ballet Theatre
as a Principal Dancer in June 1995. His repertoire with the company includes
the title role in "Apollo"; the leading role in "Ballet Imperial"; Solor
in "La Bayadère"; Franz in "Coppélia"; Conrad, Ali, the Slave,
and Lankendem in "Le Corsaire"; Basilio in "Don Quixote"; the third sailor
in "Fancy Free"; Danilo in "The Merry Widow"; the pas de deux from "The
Nutcracker"; "Diana and Acteon," "Grand Pas Classique," and "Other Dances";
the leading male role in "Push Comes to Shove"; the Son in "Prodigal Son";
Romeo and Mercutio in "Romeo and Juliet"; Prince Desire in "The Sleeping
Beauty"; Misgir in "The Snow Maiden"; Prince Siegfried in "Swan Lake"; the
first and second variations in "Variations for Four"; and "Without Words,"
as well as the leading roles in "Études" and "Theme and Variations."
Source: American Ballet Theatre. ©
2001 American Ballet Theatre.
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