08/19/2026
Alittle about Edwin-
Edwin Aparicio (Director, Choreographer, Principal Dancer) trained with renowned flamenco artists Tomás de Madrid and “La Tati” and debuted at the legendary Casa Patas in Madrid (2001). Mr. Aparicio performed with the Washington National Opera at the Kennedy Center in several productions, including most recent production of Carmen (2015), and with the Washington Ballet in Hemmingway’s The Sun Also Rises (2013). He has appeared as a soloist throughout the United States with ensembles such as the José Greco Spanish Dance Company and has shared the stage with such celebrated artists as Carmela Greco, Pastora Galván, “La Tati,” Domingo Ortega, and José Luis Rodríguez. Mr. Aparicio is the artistic director and choreographer of ten acclaimed productions, including Íntimo with Carmela Greco, which was presented in Washington, DC, Philadelphia, Chicago, Pittsburgh, and Portland, OR; Entresueño, which marked his New York City debut as a company director. He is a co-founder, curator, and featured performer of GALA’s annual Fuego Flamenco Festival, and is on the faculty of the Washington School of Ballet. Mr. Aparicio was named one of “25 Dancers to Watch” by Dance Magazine in 2009 and is the recipient of the Cross of the Order of Civil Merit, granted by the King Felipe VI of Spain
