The T.R.U.T.H. Project present a special PRIDE-filled edition of heART&SOUL!
An Art-infused Open Mic inspired expression and pride
*Donation Drive for Montrose Grace Place: Please donate 1 to 2 natural/curly hair productsRead more
In Untamed Soul, memories flicker like candlelight in a cathedral of time—unfolding a man's journey through a life once lived and a love never forgotten. From the blood-red sands of the bullring, he begins to piece together the fragments of his soul as the matador he once was. At the heart of his memories is a trace of her—a romance that echoes through time.
In a town where memories fade, our matador struggles to piece together his fragmented past. Through dance, his conflicting recollections come to life: Was his love the contemplative Soledad, or the spirited Catalina? Did he witness a lovers' quarrel, a bullfight, or a stabbing? The haunting memory that eludes him holds the key—the truth about the girl who was the love of his life.
As dancers embody these memories, the matador's journey becomes clear—his quest to uncover the lost memory of her, the love that has been haunting him all along.
Set to the rhythm of Flamenco fusion and laced with the elegance of 1950s Spanish allure, Untamed Soul is a dance of memory and destiny, where every step pulls him closer to the truth... and to her.Read more
Join us for a remarkable celebration of one of flamenco music’s most illustrious icons! We invite you to join us for an experience honoring the legendary Sabicas (Agustin Castellón Campos), from the city of Pamplona, Spain. Sabicas, whose passion for music left Spain during the turbulent years of the civil war in pursuit of artistic freedom in Mexico before traveling to New York City. He redefined flamenco guitar. His collaborations with esteemed flamenco dancer Carmen Amaya cemented his status as one of the greatest flamenco guitarists and composers of the 20th century. Through his soul-stirring performances, Sabicas transformed concert halls and theaters, making flamenco accessible to all. Modern players such as Paco de Lucia, Vicente Amigo, Gerardo Nuñez, and many more acknowledge the great influence of Sabicas’s music. Read more
