Under the artistic management of two leading flamenco figures, the dancer, Úrsula Moreno, and the guitarist, Antonio Andrade. It is a show in which all of the styles that sustain this art, classified as Intangible Cultural Heritage by UNESCO are represented. First rate flamenco at the world’s first flamenco theatre: Madrid Flamenco Theatre (located in one of the halls of the Teatro Alfil).
This exhibition on late 16th and early 17th century Dutch and Spanish painting is the result of an extensive and important research project on the part of the Museo del Prado arising from a collaborative agreement with the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, which will be lending a significant group of works to mark its Bicentenary.
In 442 B.C., Sophocles wrote one of the greatest tragedies ever, Antigone. It is a magnificent drama based on the myth of the daughter of King Oedipus and on this occasion, it has been adapted and choreographed by the prestigious dancer, María Pagés, along with the participation of the Víctor Ullate Dance School.
For his 2019 tour, James Rhodes has prepared a new programme featuring pieces by great composers such as Bach, Chopin and Beethoven. In his own words, this music makes it possible ‘to get away from our mad and furious world and replenish our energy reserves.’
Bulgarian restaurant “Chevermeto” is the first authentic, real Bulgarian restaurant in Sofia established in 1996.
With its opening the restaurant has a tradition every night the rich musical program to be attended by a beautiful folklore composition, the unique Bulgarian folklore and popular songs.