Fundación Mediterráneo invites CMdanza Company to conclude the Mediterranean Dance cycle with a remarkable performance at the headquarters. The flamenco ballet La zapatera prodigiosa, inspired by the work of Federico García Lorca, is scheduled for 20:00 on Saturday at the Alicante headquarters (Avda. Dr. Gadea, 1).
A production described as a fantastic shoemaker blends flamenco, folk elements, and poetic nuances to tell a tale of a young woman who resents the gossip surrounding her marriage and must face a life with an older husband who has left her. The Shoemaker encounters the world around him with resilience, but the entrance of a mysterious puppeteer changes the course of his life in a dramatic turn of events.
The Mediterranean Cycle in Dance closes its program with this performance, a culmination after inviting audiences to journey back to an earlier era through the work of dozens of internationally renowned artists such as Joaquín de Luz, Miguel Ángel Berna, and Antonio Najarro.
Luis Boyer, president of Fundación Mediterráneo, expressed satisfaction with the positive reception of Dance at the organization’s Alicante and Murcia headquarters. He also noted that the cycle will return next year to celebrate its second edition. — Fuente: Fundación Mediterráneo
The Murcian Dance Company, founded in 1995, features a cast of more than 20 dancers and a repertoire that exceeds 15 productions. Its adaptation of Romeo and Juliet into a flamenco ballet, along with a Spanish ballet rendition of Cinderella based on the Charles Perrault tale, highlights the company’s versatility. The company has toured widely, with notable performances in the south of France, Italy, Algeria, and Lithuania. — Fuente: Fundación Mediterráneo
Fundación Mediterráneo Hosts Guided Tours for The World’s Most Beautiful Thing Exhibition
Fundación Mediterráneo hosts a focused photo exhibition titled The World’s Most Beautiful Thing at its Alicante headquarters. Guided tours run on weekdays from 11:00 to 12:00 and on the first Saturday of each month through the exhibition’s end. — Fuente: Fundación Mediterráneo
The most beautiful thing in the world invites visitors to reflect on themselves and their environment, offering a more natural approach to contemporary art for attendees.
The exhibition will be available for viewing at Fundación Mediterráneo Alicante (Avda. Ramón y Cajal, 5). Additional guided tours are offered on select Saturdays, with other dates possible by request. The program features works by notable Spanish photographers such as Isidro Blasco, Ignasi Aballí, García-Alix, Mp&Mp Rosado, Eulalia Valldosera, and Daniel Canogar among many others. — Fuente: Fundación Mediterráneo
The collection invites visitors to engage with contemporary photography and urban creativity across a diverse array of visual voices. — Fuente: Fundación Mediterráneo