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Jacinto

Jacinto is a contemporary flamenco performance that evokes a man, his daughter, and the scars they both carry. A woman grieves the loss of her father, and through letters, photographs and talismans, uncovers the mysteries of who he was. In search of catharsis, Jacinto examines the dark angels within us: the black crow inside one’s heart, the pain that is passed on, from generation to generation. It can lie dormant within us, but it also wants to free us; it dances out the fear.

Fantastical, seductive, volatile and unnerving, this is a new solo dance-theatre work by one of Toronto’s and Canada’s most powerful flamenco artists.

Compañía Carmen Romero gratefully acknowledges the support of the Toronto Arts Council, Ontario Arts Council and The Canada Council for the Arts.

Credits

Choreographer and Performer: Carmen Romero
Guest Choreographer: Oscar Nieto
Director and Dramaturge: Karin Randoja
Musical Director: Benjamin Barrile
Singer: Stephanie Pedraza
Pianist: Scott Metcalfe
Percussion: Alejandro Céspedes
Costume Design: Rita Benz
Art Direction: Vanessa Guillen
Lighting Design: Michelle Ramsay
Producer: Soraya Peerbaye

March 16, 2017
to March 19, 2017

Tickets are Preview $15–$20 | Regular $30 | Student/senior/arts worker $22

Venue

The Theatre Centre

Performance Dates

Thursday, March 16 – 8:00pm – Preview Performance
Friday, March 17 – 8:00pm
Saturday, March 18 – 8:00pm
Sunday, March 19 – 2:00pm

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