Who’s performing
Irene de la Rosa is a Valencian bailaora, creator, and educator, and the director of her own company. Trained in Spanish Dance, Law, Business Administration, and Dance Pedagogy, her work is rooted in contemporary flamenco, engaging with modern dance and interdisciplinary creation. Her scenic research revolves around the body, memory, and identity, with a focus on accessibility and cultural mediation. She has performed in venues like the Museu de Belles Arts in Valencia, where she interpreted Danza Árabe live in 2021, and will premiere Antoñita: Cuerpo y Memoria at Teatro Rialto in 2026.
What’s on stage
Irene de la Rosa’s concert at the Museu de Belles Arts in Valencia is a contemporary flamenco show that blends tradition and avant-garde. Her scenic proposal explores new languages through movement, vibration, and rhythm, with a special focus on sensory perception. In works like Antoñita, developed with deaf participants, she uses footwork and low frequencies as primary communication channels, pushing flamenco’s boundaries toward the interdisciplinary.
Access and requirements
The Museu de Belles Arts in Valencia manages tickets for this event. It’s unclear whether the concert requires an invitation or has limited capacity. For details on access conditions, such as minimum age or availability, check the museum’s information.
