Price 24€ (single price)
[The Butterfly’s Evil Spell]
Women and dances in Federico Garcia Lorca’s times
Ballet Flamenco de Andalucía
Artistic direction and choreography Ursula López
Stage direction Elena Cordoba
Coordination and musical direction Juan Jimenez and Alfredo Lagos
Dance troupe, repeater Alejandro Molinero, soloist Isaac Tovar, flamenco dancers Julia Acosta, Ana Almagro, Gloria del Rosario, Andrea Antó, Agueda Saavedra, Manuel Jimenez, Federico Nuñez and Ivan Orellana
Flameco singers Sebastian Cruz and Vicente Gelo
Guitars Pau Vallet and Juanma Torres
Percussion Raul Dominguez ‘Botella’
2.00 h (w/out intermission) Flamenco dance
www.balletflamencodeandalucia.es
The Butterfly’s Evil Spell revolves around the world of theatre, music and dance in which Federico García Lorca actively participated, focusing on the dances of his time, a fundamental moment of modernisation of Spanish culture. The play explores, establishes and gives splendour to the choreographies and dances with which Lorca worked, which he saw or could have seen, tried, observed and confirmed throughout his life and at the time of his death.
The Ballet Flamenco de Andalucía, the Regional Andalusian government’s institutional dance company, was founded more than twenty-five years ago. Since then, it has been very active in theatres all over Spain, in addition to achieving a relevant presence in international cultural programmes. Its brilliant career has been recognised with many prizes, including the National Choreography award, several Max awards and several Giradillo awards at the Flamenco Biennial of Seville.
Price 24€ (single price)
