Albert Hernández

Soloist

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Birthdate

1997

Place of birth

Barcelona

Formation

Improvement course at the Real Conservatorio Profesional de Danza Mariemma, Madrid. Certificate from the Conservatori Professional de Dansa - Institut del Teatre, Barcelona. Ritmes Escola de Dansa, Badalona. Escuela de Baile Flamenco La Tani, Barcelona. Cont Class Escola de Dansa, Girona.

In the BNE

2016, under the directorship of Antonio Najarro. 2019, promoted to soloist under the directorship of Rubén Olmo.

Career highlights

With the Ballet Nacional de España, he has performed the role of Orestes as first artist in Electra, by Antonio Ruz. With his own company, La Venidera, he premiered his choreography Hilo roto.

He has also taken part in the flamenco music show Curro el Palmo, first performed at the Festival del Grec in Barcelona, and in the staging of Transmutación, with Compañía Antonio Ruz.

He worked at Peridance Contemporary Dance Company in New York.

Our own creations

La sombra, Real Conservatorio Profesional de Danza Mariemma, Madrid, 2020.
Sevilla, Ballet Nacional de España’s home, Madrid, 2020.
Hilo roto, Centro Cultural Paco Rabal, Madrid, 2019.
Loca, Teatro Fernán Gómez, Centro Cultural de la Villa, Madrid, 2019.
Amaro amore, Teatro Núria Espert, Fuenlabrada (Madrid), 2019.
Lola La Lal·la, Teatro Fernán Gómez, Centro Cultural de la Villa, Madrid, 2018.
Orgullosa y peregrina, Teatro Principal de Castellón, 2018.
Concierto, Teatro Principal de Castellón, 2018.
Antaño mío, Ballet Nacional de España’s home (BNE Crean), Madrid, 2017.
Amor mojado en sal, Teatro Fernán Gómez, Centro Cultural de la Villa, Madrid, 2016.
Toroero, Teatre Ovidi Montllor, Barcelona, 2015.
Ubi Sunt, Sala Petita del Teatre Nacional de Catalunya, Barcelona, 2014.
Preludierías, Teatre Estudi, Barcelona, 2014.

Other information

In 2019 he set up ‘La venidera’ with Irene Tena. It is a choreographic platform with which he premiered his first show, Hilo roto.

Favorite work at BNE

Electra by Antonio Ruz; Ritmos by Alberto Lorca and Fantasía galaica by Antonio Ruiz Soler.

Awards

First Prize for Choreography at the XXVIII Certamen Coreográfico de Danza Española y Flamenco in Madrid 2019. Second prize for Choreography at the XXV Certamen Coreográfico de Danza Española y Flamenco in Madrid 2016. Received the Fundación Dávalos-Flétcher Award for best Performance at the ‘Convocatoria Nacional de Danza Ciudad de Castellón’ in 2015.