Explosive Flamenco dancer Jairo Barrull, who is unmatched in his rapid footwork, presents his new show ‘Barrull, A Flamenco Legacy’ at The Cut, Halesworth on the 9th February 2013.

‘Barrull, A Flamenco Legacy’ is a show that reflects Jairo’s unique gypsy flamenco upbringing and his very unique personal style of footwork.  A style that was pioneered by his father Ramón Barrull at the end of the 70s and later adopted and extended by Jairo into his own style, a dance style that is followed by many young contemporary flamenco dancers today. 

Jairo Barrull, an internationally successful gypsy flamenco dancer from Seville, Spain, has been performing since he was 7 years old.  His family are the well-known ‘Los Negros de Ronda’, also known as the Diego Del Gastor family, whose artistic legacy stems back to the 19th century.  Jairo has performed with notable flamenco artists such as ‘El Chocolate’, Aurora Vargas, José de la Tomasa, Concha Vargas, Juana Amaya, Angelita Vargas,  Farruquito, Farruco, Carmen Cortes, Niño de Pura and Gerardo Núñez. 

Jairo has performed all over the world including a performance when he was 13 at the Vatican for the Pope John Paul II and at the Alte Oper of Frankfurt with German juggler Francis Brunn in ‘Incognito’.  The German press repeatedly declared him ‘The Hope of Dance’ when he performed at the Berliner Philharmonie in 2003.  Jairo has appeared on RTVE and starred in the internationally screened flamenco documentary ‘Around the Streets of New York’, when performing on Broadway with a flamenco troupe when he was 15 years old.

Press Reviews:

‘Rarely have you seen such a stunningly fast dancer as Jairo!’
Vestmanaläns Tidning

‘Jairo Barrull is the show’s take-no-prisoners young firebrand’
The Boston Globe

‘He has a keen sense of play, above all in the vivid way he crosses his feet rapidly’
The New York Times

‘An artist so remarkably accomplished and even elegant at every moment’
Los Angeles Times

To tell the story of his artistic heritage that has evolved during seven generations by way of gypsy flamenco dance forms, Jairo will be joined by first class gypsy musicians from Andalucía including flamenco singers: Moi de Morón from Latin Grammy nominated group ‘Son de la Frontera’,  David El Gayi and flamenco guitarist Paco Iglesias.

‘This production is supported using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England’

Venue: The Cut, New Cut, Halesworth, Suffolk IP19 8BY
Date: Saturday 9th February 2013
Time: 8pm
Tickets: £15
To purchase tickets please book online http://www.newcut.org or ring the theatre box office on 0845 6732123