Gala Flamenca - Compañia María del Mar Moreno, starring Pastora Galván and La Moneta - Flamenco Festival London

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Sadler's Wells Theatre

Gala Flamenca — Compañia María del Mar Moreno, starring Pastora Galván and La Moneta

3 & 4 July 2020 Please note these performances have been cancelled

Archived Show

Sadler's Wells

Rosebery Avenue, London, EC1R

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UK PREMIERE

Please note these performances have been cancelled. This page will be removed once all bookers have been contacted.

A true, traditional flamenco treat by Compañía María del Mar Moreno, featuring the talents of long-time flamenco dancer La Moneta, and from arguably the most famous Sevillian dynasty in the world of flamenco dancing, Pastora Galván, as well as treasured flamenco vocalist, Tia Juana la del Pipa.

Mujeres de cal y cante marks the meeting place of multiple generations of women in an authentic flamenco celebration. Presenting flamenco in its purest form, these female artists, led by the fantastic Compañía María del Mar Moreno with Moreno herself as lead dancer, combine their wisdom, experiences and expression in a celebration on the three stages of ‘The Woman’, past, present and future.

A true, traditional flamenco treat by Compañía María del Mar Moreno, featuring the talents of long-time flamenco dancer La Moneta, and from arguably the most famous Sevillian dynasty in the world of flamenco dancing, Pastora Galván, as well as rising flamenco singing star Mara Rey.

Mujeres de cal y cante marks the meeting place of multiple generations of women in an authentic flamenco celebration. Presenting flamenco in its purest form, these female artists, led by the fantastic Compañía María del Mar Moreno with Moreno herself as lead dancer, combine their wisdom, experiences and expression in a celebration on the three stages of ‘The Woman’, past, present and future.

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