Only 2 weeks until Cosas de Mujeres tickets are going fast! Order your tickets ahead of time online now here! We are also excited to announce after the Saturday April 11th performance to complement Cosas de Mujeres, Dr. Nancy G. Heller will present a brief illustrated introduction to the history, technique, and theory of traditionally “feminine” flamenco costume-parts: the bata de cola (dress with a train), shawl, and fan. ...
Read MoreThe ‘bata de cola’ in action at the Cosas de Mujeres performance April 10-12!
Here is a Short Video Clip of ‘Cosas de Mujeres’ (Things of Women) from the Barnes Performance. See more of the playful possibilites of the “bata de cola” the long tailed Flamenco serpent dress at the full performance on April 10th and 11th at 8pm and April 12th at 3pm at the Pearlstein Gallery at Drexel University. To purchase tickets www.pasionyarte.brownpapertickets.com and more information...
Read MoreThank you everyone
Thank you everyone who battled the icy weather yesterday to come see the performance, excerpts from Cosas de Mujeres, at the Barnes Foundation! The full performance of Cosas de Mujeres is April 10-12th Leonard Pearlstein Gallery at Drexel University 3401 Filbert Str eet, Philadelphia, PA 19104 April 10 and 11 at 8pm, April 12 at 3pm Regular price: $20. Students/Seniors: $16. Purchase Tickets here Want to Volunteer? All volunteers...
Read MorePasion y Arte Free Performance at the Barnes March 1st
Join us March 1st from 3:00pm-4:00pm as Pasion y Arte performs at the Barnes Foundation’s Free First Sundays. The theme of the afternoon is Women Writers and Creators. Featuring excerpts from Pasion y Arte’s upcoming performance “Cosas de Mujeres” (Things of Women) at the Pearlstein Gallery April 10-12th For more information visit:...
Read MorePyA premieres “Cosas de Mujeres” (Things of Women)
Set against the large-scale paintings of noted Lithuanian artist Ray Bartkus in the unique landscape of Drexel’s Pearlstein Gallery, Pasion y Arte, Philadelphia’s leading all female flamenco company, presents “Cosas de Mujeres”. An exploration of the many feminine objects that are widely used in the Flamenco language “manton” (shawl), “abanico” (fan), and “bata da cola” (long train). Is there room for such femininity in our culture? This...
Read MoreJoin us for two more nights of flamenco workshops!
Thank you to everyone who came out for our flamenco workshops with Noelia Sabarea last night! We had a great evening of dancing! Join us tonight or tomorrow for more flamenco classes. Beginner class 6:00-7:15pm Intermediate class 7:30-8:45pm. Just a reminder that all classes will take place at the Overbrook Garage...
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