Roberto Fratini: “In Afanador, the game of metamorphoses is more devilish than ever”
Dramaturg and dance theorist Roberto Fratini brings us closer to the dramaturgy process in the production of 'Afanador'.
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Dramaturg and dance theorist Roberto Fratini brings us closer to the dramaturgy process in the production of 'Afanador'.
Afanador will be the major premiere of the season, directed and choreographed by Marcos Morau and based on the work of the Colombian photographer.
Choreographer and director of La Veronal Marcos Morau opens the door to the Colombian photographer’s imagination with Afanador, the new production by the Ballet Nacional de España.
From October until April 2024, dancers from the Ballet Nacional de España will give ten educational performances of 'Danza española: folclore, flamenco y sentimiento' at the Juan March Foundation Auditorium.
Afanador will be the major premiere of the season, directed and choreographed by Marcos Morau and based on the work of the Colombian photographer. Ballet Nacional de España will celebrate its 45th anniversary with a gala featuring the premiere of the documentary 'Todo un pasado por delante'. The Ballet Nacional de España and the Juan March Foundation are joining forces in a new educational program.
World premiere of 'Hijo del Alba', a choreography by Diana Noriega, Miguel Corbacho and Rubén Olmo. Ballet Nacional de España will give four performances from August 2nd to 5th at the Condeduque Contemporary Culture Centre as part of the Veranos de la Villa program.
The Orchestra of the Community of Madrid and the Spanish National Ballet collaborate on this program at the MUSEG Festival in Segovia.
Ballet Nacional de España brings 'Invocación' to Tel Aviv on its second international tour of the season.
La Bella Otero arrives at Teatro Campoamor as part of the 2023 Danza Oviedo Festival, following its appearance at the Granada Festival.
Ballet Nacional de España presented 'La Bella Otero' at the Teatro del Generalife, opening the dance program of the Granada Festival.
Rubén Olmo and Miguel Ángel Corbacho present a new choreography of Concierto de Aranjuez, in concert version.
Ballet Nacional de España premieres La Bella Otero at the Teatro Mayor Julio Mario Santo Domingo in Bogotá from May 4 to 7.
The director of the Spanish National Ballet, Rubén Olmo, presented La Bella Otero in Lorca this morning, together with Patricia Guerrero, Maribel Gallardo, the mayor of Lorca, Diego José Mateos, and the councillor for Culture, María Ángeles Mazuecos.
“Gender equality is my step towards a fairer society.” “And mine too.” “Then come with me, I invite you to follow me on this path.” “The same rights?” “The same rights, and the same opportunities.” “To go with you, by your side.” “Together we are more.” “Many more. We will be a garden.” “Walk with me.” “I walk.” “Sowing equality.” “And I, by your side.” “We sow equality.”
On the 150th anniversary of the Gran Teatro de Córdoba, the Ballet Nacional de España, under the direction of Rubén Olmo, presents 'El loco': a dance show about dance. A reflection on the artist and his demons. A vivid tribute to madness.
Eighteen years after its appearance at the 9th Festival de Jerez in 2005, Ballet Nacional de España, under the direction of Rubén Olmo, presents 'El loco' once again at Teatro Villamarta. Now, it shines as a more complete work that champions dance, love for art, and the madness of the artist.
Javier Latorre returns to what was once his home to revive El Loco, one of his last creations for the Spanish National Ballet, 18 years after its premiere at Madrid’s Teatro Real.
Dramaturg and stage director Paco López has the opportunity to once again bring meaning to 'El Loco', in order to reveal the soul and the ghosts that haunted the mind of bailaor Félix Fernández.
Eighteen years after its first premiere, the Ballet Nacional de España, under the direction of Rubén Olmo, presents 'El loco' once again. It premiered at Madrid’s Teatro Real in 2004 and toured for two years in Barcelona, Jerez de la Frontera, Madrid and Seville. Now, a more complete piece is being presented, one that champions dance, love for art and the madness of the artist.
La Bella Otero can be considered an “operatic ballet” in the broadest sense of the term. It will come to the Teatro Cervantes in Málaga on October 29th and 30th. Both performances will feature guest artist Patricia Guerrero and the special collaboration of Maribel Gallardo.