Flamencalli opens the Spanish dance weekend
A free opening performance at CENART's Plaza de la Danza.
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A free opening performance at CENART's Plaza de la Danza.
Five dancers and forty dresses turn clothing into a physical language.
Free theatre by Mariana Giménez and the ENAT student company.
Three days of discussions, performances and workshops focus on accessibility.
Two book presentations revisit María Teresa Vera and José Mauri.
Expanded circus questions ability through two people's lived experiences.
Choreography and live video examine the worlds people build and disrupt.
Goethe's Faust returns through a small-scale ENAT production.
A one-hour dance workshop during the Spanish dance weekend.
Electronic sound and collective movement meet in the Mexico 2026 version.
Frontón and family memory become a reflection on masculinity.
Researchers and cultural practitioners discuss who museums reach and how.
Frances Rings' choreography brings an Indigenous Australian perspective to Cervantino.
Flamenco and dance theatre carry the Gades and Saura version of Carmen.
A public seminar explores artistic research through programmed sound and image.
A book presentation looks closely at the artist's work.
Dance, shadow theatre and live multimedia create a contemporary fable.
French drag cabaret arrives in Chapultepec with free admission.
Three clowns put artificial intelligence under a comic spotlight.
A day of talks treats tattooing as art, ritual and cultural memory.
Two choreographic voices share an anniversary programme at Bellas Artes.