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SUMMARY:Tres Artes - The Painter & the Poet
DESCRIPTION:Flamenco Fever’s insightful Fusion Series will present  Tres Ar
 tes:  The Painter and the Poet \, a story of Forbidden Love .  \n As part
  of the 2024 season of Elevator Project at the AT&T Performing Arts Center
 \, local students\, international musicians\, and dancers took the stage a
 t Strauss Square to tell the tragic love story of painter Salvador Dalí an
 d martyred Spanish poet\, playwright\, and flamenco aficionado\, Federico
  Garcia Lorca. \n Join us for an evening of conceptual choreography\, eleg
 ant costuming\, and incredible music as we delve deeply into the provocati
 ve history of Spain and the rise of Surrealism\, the LGBTQ community\, and
  the Fascist Franconian Regime in the early 20th century.  War scene pyrot
 echnics provided by Fempyre. \n  \n Pintura\, Poesia y Pasion  combines fo
 ur dynamic art forms – live music\, dance\, the visual art of Rolando Diaz
 \, and the recitation of Garcia Lorca’s poetry – into an unforgettable per
 formance. In this sophisticated evening\, Diaz will visually capture the v
 ibrant essence of the flamenco arts on canvas by utilizing line and color.
  The Cast includes Julia Alcantara - Local Director/Producer as “La Argent
 inita”\, Jorge Robledo (Argentina) as "Lorca" and Joseph Gonzales (Albuque
 rque) as "Salvador Dali". \n Flamenco Fever produces nearly 70 performance
 s annually\, each accompanied by requisite live music. They landed Dallas
  on the world map last summer when they were the first American company in
  Spanish history to be invited to perform. Hundreds of flamenco aficionado
 s\, and Spain's top artists\, enthusiastically received the show.  \n  \n
  THE CAST: \n  \n Julia Alcantara - Director/Producer as Lorca's friend "
  La Argentinita ”: \n has been bringing the best of flamenco music and dan
 ce to North Texas since 1998. She performed in The Dallas Opera’s producti
 on of La Vida Breve\, at the Palace Theater for the Performing Arts in San
  Francisco\, and the World Cup Opening Ceremonies\, Spain vs South Korea.
  Ms. Alcantara interpreted Ravel’s Bolero for the Irving Symphony Orchestr
 a in their “Dallas Treasures” concert. She was the first and ONLY American
  producer to be invited to take an entire production to the birthplace of
  Flamenco! Last Summer she took her entire cast of "Memorias Flamencas" to
  Spain to collaborate with some of flamenco's greatest artists!!! \n  \n J
 ORGE ROBLEDO - bailaor (male dancer) as " Federico Garcia Lorca "  \n Mr.
  Robledo\, who resides in Buenos Aires\, Argentina has been the principal
  dancer for numerous performances in Spain and around the world. He has cr
 eated and choreographed his own shows\, including “Latidos\,” “Flamenco En
 tre Amigos\,” and “Encuentro Flamenco.” As a youth\, he studied Spanish da
 nce\, classical ballet\, jazz\, and modern dance. He later studied flamenc
 o and classical Spanish dance in Spain and the U.S. with such prominent da
 ncers as: Antonio Canales\, Belén Maya\, Antonio Granjero\, Juana Amaya\,
  and Nacho Blanco. Mr. Robledo has been a professor of dance for several y
 ears at the Vladimir Issaev Ballet School and Roxy Performing Arts\, both
  in Miami\, Florida. \n  \n JOSEPH GONZALES - Bailaor as " Salvador Dali "
  \n Joseph Gonzales was born in Albuquerque\, NM. He studied percussion in
  high school and entered into the flamenco world during his college years
  at the University of New Mexico. During his time at the university\, he s
 tudied dance\, theory\, and history. It was then he became deeply connecte
 d to the flamenco community and his own ancestral Spanish roots. Joseph ha
 s performed with Ida y Vuelta Flamenco numerous times since 1997 and his t
 alents have since taken him across the USA\, dancing ballroom\, ballet\, a
 nd country/western. He has competed and performed all over the United Stat
 es and is currently ranked third in the world with his professional dance
  partner\, Brenda Lamon. \n   \n For all audiences! \n Ticket Price: $30 \
 n Buy tickets here:   \n https://www.prekindle.com/event/43289-tres-artes-
 the-painter-and-the-poet-dallas\nLatino Cultural Center\n2600 Live Oak Str
 eet\nDallas\, TX 75204 United States\n
LOCATION:2600 Live Oak Street\, Dallas\, TX 75204
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