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ARTE Y SOLERA is a talented flamenco dance troupe that Japan is proud of around the world. ARTE Y SOLERA collaborated with kabuki actor Nakamura Ichitaro Jo in "Arte, pasion y solera," which was performed in Toledo in 2023 and Madrid in 2024. Building on the success of this critically acclaimed production that fused kabuki and flamenco, the company will present an ambitious work that combines flamenco and kabuki, with Nakamura providing the original script, choreography, and special appearances, and Imai Tsubasa, who has frequently performed with them in the "Golpe" series, making a special appearance.

This groundbreaking performance, co-hosted by the Surakarta Royal Family, Otokojo, and Kartika & Kusumo, will feature a devotional dance called "Srimpi" performed by the royal daughters and a solo dance by Princess Kus Murtiya Wangdangsari, a master of the art of dance. Through this virtuoso performance, the essence of Javanese women's dance will be revealed, giving us a sense of a new breath of fresh air.

The 1966 Quartet, a female quartet that expresses Western music with classical techniques, will perform a number of Beatles classics. With sophisticated arrangements and solid performance skills, they will breathe new life into classic songs that have been loved throughout the ages. This time, there will also be a valuable pre-talk by Takashima Hiroyuki (the younger brother of actor Takashima Tadao and father of violinist Takashima Chisako), the legendary director who introduced the Beatles to Japan and created a "Beatles whirlwind" across the country. There will also be a special exhibition of Beatles-related goods. [Cast] 1966 Quartet, Takashima Hiroyuki