A fusion of scenic languages
Teatre Agrícola in Alboraia hosts Ni fu ni fa on 25 September, a piece from the XIV Bucles cycle that brings together flamenco and urban dance. Creators Jessica Castellón and Boris Orihuela propose a dialogue between two artistic expressions that, though distinct, share street and popular roots. The work addresses themes such as identity, cultural heritage, and tradition, but from a modern perspective, where the contemporary blends with the folkloric.
No details have been provided about the duration of the performance or ticket sales. For more information about the venue, check the Teatre Agrícola profile.
Context and approach
Ni fu ni fa is neither a conventional flamenco show nor an urban dance performance. As described, the piece oscillates between humour, rawness, and intimacy, creating a scenic discourse that aims to break stereotypes in both genres. The proposal stems from the idea that both flamenco and urban dance are living folklores, constantly evolving and far removed from nostalgic or rigid visions.
Though no further details about the structure of the work have been shared, the creative approach suggests a reflection on how tradition and modernity can coexist in the same scenic space.
