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The Ballet Nacional de España production will conclude its 2025 European tour at several venues in the neighbouring country. Afanador is set to captivate audiences once again over three weeks in the French cities of Cannes, Grenoble and Aix-en-Provence.
The Europalia Festival will host the Ballet Nacional de España’s production on November 5th at the Concertgebouw in Bruges. Afanador will close the year with three more tours in France.
The Ballet Nacional de España will present the premiere of 'Medea: In Memory of Maestro José Granero' at the Teatro Real from October 16th to 19th. In addition to the artist’s emblematic choreographies, new creations that carry on his legacy will also be performed.
St. Pölten, Austria, the next stop on Afanador’s European tour. This season, Afanador will tour several cities in Austria, Belgium and France.
After its last performance at the Teatro de la Zarzuela this past July, Afanador will arrive in Rome to captivate Italian audiences. A total of two performances will be given on September 4th and 5th at the Teatro dell’Opera di Roma.
After receiving numerous national awards and recognition from international audiences, Afanador, this original production by the Ballet Nacional de España, directed by Rubén Olmo, has captivated Madrid audiences. More than 10,000 spectators have enjoyed the 11 performances of Afanador at the Teatro de la Zarzuela, from Wednesday, July 9th, to July 20th.
The charity performance of Afanador will take place on July 9th at the Teatro de la Zarzuela, with all proceeds going entirely to UNRWA’s humanitarian work in Gaza. Tickets can be purchased through the entradas.com platform at www.solidaridadconpalestina.es. A zero-row donation option has also been made available for those who wish to support UNRWA’s humanitarian response in Gaza without attending the event.
Since its premiere in Seville, at the Teatro de la Maestranza on December 1st, 2023, 'Afanador' has received numerous awards that demonstrate the admiration of audiences and critics for this ballet.
The Spanish National Ballet’s latest production will be seen abroad for the first time after touring Spain.
Art is a reflection of the society in which it is created – and sometimes also a projection of how it is imagined. On the occasion of International Women's Day, we at Ballet Nacional de España want to pay tribute to the role of women in Spanish society by reflecting the evolution of how women are portrayed on stage.
Spain’s national dance company returns to the Aragonese capital four years after its successful participation in the Año Goya celebrations. Teatro Principal hosts a new show that mixes existing repertoire pieces with new creations from March 5th to 9th.
At the Ballet Nacional de España, we want to celebrate it by recalling "Aire con fuego", the poem Rafael Alberti dedicated to us on the occasion of our presentation at the Met in New York in 1988, under the direction of José Antonio. Be inspired by it and share your creations on social media with the hashtag #danzaenverso!
El Teatro Calderón hosts this show about the legendary dancer from February 7th to 9th, with tickets sold out. Choreographed by Rubén Olmo and premièring in 2021, it offers a journey through the main stages of her eventful life.
This year, we dedicate our celebration to one of the essential figures in our country's musical history: Miguel de Molina. On the occasion of the exhibition dedicated to the "King of Copla," organised by Casa de Velázquez, we were able to learn more about this unique artist and pay tribute to a legacy that goes far.
Ballet Nacional de España will perform in four cities in Japan, including the capital, Tokyo. For Rubén Olmo’s first tour of Japan as director, BNE will present with "Generaciones" and "Invocación".
Ballet Nacional de España paid tribute to the Málaga-born artist with a performance in collaboration with Casa de Velázquez, the institution hosting the exhibition "Embrujo: Los mundos de Miguel de Molina" until October 27th. The immortal "Ojos Verdes", performed by Martirio and choreographed for the occasion by the Ballet's director, Rubén Olmo, closed the programme.
From 12th to 17th October there will be six performances, the first aimed exclusively at a younger audience (Under 35). Created by Marcos Morau, this production by Ballet Nacional de España takes us on a journey into Ruven Afanador’s surrealist perspective on flamenco.
Afanador comes to Valencia’s Palau de les Arts Reina Sofía on 27th, 28th, 29th and 30th June, with a show which combines traditional Spanish dance with modern styles for a surrealist work: so we can see the world of flamenco through a distorting lens.
Ballet Nacional de España returns fo the international scene in London from 12th to 15th June, appearing at Sadler’s Wells Theatre to close London’s Flamenco Festival 2024.
Generaciones presents one of the Spanish classical works most beloved by dancers: Alberto Lorca’s Ritmos. The programme is completed by Estampas Flamencas and two solos that showcase the renewal of Spanish dance: Pastorela by Antonio Ruz and Jacaranda by Rubén Olmo.