Flamenco here becomes a language of dreams, anxiety, and passion. Dance, Spanish rhythms, and the poetic world of Garcia Lorca come together in a stage story where reality constantly slips away. Audiences can expect the nerve of stage action, vibrant plasticity, and a feeling that Granada with its secrets suddenly appears very close. The evening is structured as a theatrical journey into a world where dance speaks no less than words. At the heart of the production is the imagery universe of Federico Garcia Lorca, his anxious poetry, Spanish sensuality, and a sense of mystery that constantly eludes. Here, flamenco becomes a way to tell a story about searching, premonition, and inner fire, while the stage transforms into a space where dreams, memory, and the play of imagination coexist simultaneously. The plot of the performance unfolds around a provincial troupe of a small theater trying to find answers to mysterious questions related to the figure of a young author and director. This journey coincides with the premiere of the production "Moon and Death", and thus the audience finds themselves inside the action not as outside observers but as participants in what is happening. This is the uniqueness of the performance: it combines dance expressiveness, dramatic tension, and poetic unsaid, leaving room for personal perception. In this format, flamenco itself plays the main role. Its sharp rhythm, tense plasticity, internal challenge, and instant mood changes help convey what is difficult to express in a regular narrative. Here, everyday details are not important, but feelings at the limit - anxiety, passion, stubbornness, delight, premonition. Spanish melodies and rhythms enhance this impression, while the poetic foundation gives the action a special depth. On stage, the show ballet De las Llamas will perform - a group well-known to flamenco fans. In the lead role is Yulia Plakhotina, president of the Flamenco Federation of Russia. For the audience, this means a meeting with artists who work in the genre confidently, passionately, and accurately, able to hold attention.