Fiery flamenco in its purest form.
The international flamenco superstar is heir to the legendary Farruco dynasty and has been hailed by critics and audiences alike for his prodigious artistry, incredible personality, profound poetry and captivating beauty.
The new show, Intimo Farruquito, recounts the origins and history of flamenco while revealing the dancer's most personal side. Using traditional flamenco styles such as tangos, soleá, bulerías or alegrías, he conveys emotion, power and beauty in each movement.
Together with a stellar cast of dancers, musicians and vocalists, Farruquito evokes a journey through flamenco full of sensations and freedom; returning his roots to the stage while contemplating the world from within.
A conversation with the artist follows.
The Hopkins Center's mission is to ignite and sustain a passion for the arts within Dartmouth and its greater community and to provide the core educational environment for the study, creation and presentation of the arts.
MC DeBelina’s focus since 2008 has been primarily teaching children creative dance and raising her growing family. MC studied Biology and Dance at Dartmouth College (B.A. 2005) and combined her two passions at Sarah Lawrence College receiving an MFA in Dance (2008). Her thesis work focused on the links between science and art.
Mary Chris founded the Hopkins Center’s Children’s Creative Dance Program at Dartmouth in 2005 and taught every class until 2012 when her family relocated to Philadelphia. As a faculty member at Dartmouth she was fortunate to perform with, and choreograph for, the Dartmouth Dance Ensemble and she was a frequent guest teacher in the advanced modern dance classes.
The Hopkins Center's mission is to ignite and sustain a passion for the arts within Dartmouth and its greater community and to provide the core educational environment for the study, creation and presentation of the arts.
Hopkins Center for the Arts at Dartmouth
4 E. Wheelock Street
Hanover, NH 03755
United States