MACHO FLAMENCO- BOYS DON’T DANCE, The Flame Foundation

MACHO FLAMENCO- BOYS DON’T DANCE, is a mythical journey that explores the role of “machismo” in Flamenco, challenging the traditional role of the male bailaor (dancer) or the cantaor (singer) who are often portrayed as strong, forceful, and independent, commanding the stage autonomously. Through integrating this macho tradition with the freedom of spirit, suffering, and vulnerability often found in the female’s role as Flamenco dancer, MACHO FLAMENCO hits a unique balance and proffers a fascinating story of one man’s deconstructing his life as an Artist, embracing his Anima, and “rising from the ashes” of traditional expectations into a new and unique form of expression through Flamenco.

Two Shows: January 30 at 7:30 and Februaruy 1st at 7:30

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Generously supported by the City of Dallas Office of Arts and Culture, The Theodore and Beulah Beasley Foundation, and the Texas Co