Proceso Eterno

“Fast, exciting, and full of invention.” — Dance Europe

Rising star Patricia Guerrero, regarded as one of Spain’s most original dancemakers, is “taking flamenco into highly expressive new avenues” —  The Times. Technically exquisite, Guerrero interweaves percussive movement with live music in an exuberant solo confronting the fear of breaking social barriers.

Proceso Eterno is uncompromising, technically exquisite and artistically expressive both in the rapid passages of footwork and the fluid, sustained movements of the arms and torso. Guerrero dances with a drummer, a guitarist and with a singer in duets that become duels, her feet pistols and whips of shattering potency and speed. It is a beautiful and powerful work, made more exquisite by the obvious relish with which Guerrero performs, revelling in her art with emotional exuberance. It is masterful and astonishing. (Esme Mahoney about Guerrero’s Proceso Eterno at Sadler’s Wells. Feb 2019).

Guerrero performs Proceso Eterno to live music, with rapid footwork and exuberant, multi-rhythmic choreography, as she confronts the self-imposed fear of breaking social barriers.