«CARMEN»
Barcelona Flamenco Ballet

«CARMEN»
Barcelona Flamenco Ballet

Sunday 7, September 2025 | 21:00

Medieval Moat Theater

The famous Barcelona Flamenco Ballet , for the first time in Greece,
presenting the untamable myth of Carmen !!!

The company is directed by the famous dancer and choreographer David Gutierrez, considered one of the most talented dancers in Spain and recognized as one of the leading dancers of international flamenco

Carmen is pain, passion and a cry for freedom, feelings that flamenco art masterfully represents in its wildest and most primitive aspect. David Gutierrez has adapted the story written by Prosper Merimee and on George Bizet's music and brings new elements of flamenco that were previously unknown, going beyond the traditional conception . The values for which Carmen is today a woman of our time maintains her message of freedom and courage in the face of an unequal world where women still fight for their rights.

The adaptation of flamenco music and ballet with the distinctive stamp that characterises David Gutierrez, places the work in a new paradigm of the universal myth and flamenco of the 21st century.

Under the direction and creativity of David Gutierrez the Barcelona Flamenco Ballet has produced world renowned shows in some of the most emblematic opera houses, theatres and festivals in more than 50 countries across five continents .

Some considered David Gutierrez .".Freddie Mercury of Flamenco" Like Mercury with rock, he stands out with his unbridled energy and capacity to emotionally connect with the audience, becoming an iconic figure in the flamenco genre

Barcelona Flamenco Ballet experiments in different stage formats with the aim of providing a quality show that can reach all types of audiences -lovers of the opera, flamenco, dance, music, theatre and the performing arts in general will discover a new aesthetic bench mark in this Carmen, where the mix of cultures and sensibilities will open the doors to the art of the 21st century.

David Gutierrez, an iconic figure in the flamenco genre-Matt Cooper,
cultural journalist at Los Angeles TIMES