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Palabra Flamenco
Palabra Flamenco: Fox Woman—Asper Centre for Theatre and Film (U of W)
A lonely hunter returns to his hut to find a powerful creature, part woman and part fox, cooking stew. She turns, and says, “I will be the woman of this hut.” A mercurial love affair ignites. But what happens when we accommodate too much? When the domestic and the wild are uneasy together? And when someone we love becomes violent, do we recognize it? Do we leave? Palabra Flamenco: Fox Woman is magnetic storytelling and passionate flamenco dance and guitar.
