Andalusian theater practitioner, co-founder of the Spiri2Art Center in Cluj-Napoca (Romania) and Grupo LIM&TE (Lab. Internacional de Movimiento TEatral) in Andalusia (Spain), he currently runs TransylvaniaTheaterLab, a platform for research, training and creation.

With a vast career as actor and theatre researcher, mainly in the frame of Movement Theatre. More than 30 years “sur les planches” / “sobre las tablas” /  “on stage”… have taken him through a vast diversity of “theatre languages”: from the fragmented and dogmatic “Physical Theatre” of the 90s, to the diverse, playful and presentational-honest British Theatre (“I am here; I am beautiful; I am here to tell you a story”); From the truthful “Theatre of the De-formed” to the risky and philosophical  Contemporary French Theatre; From the precise and eclectic Eastern European Theatre to the burlesque of the French Cabaret; From the edgy “Cités de Marseille” making contemporary opera with kids, to the deep and human Community Theatre in Scotland and North of England.

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He also had the opportunity to cultivate his artistic practice, meeting masters and directors such as Gabor Tompa (Hungarian Theatre of Cluj. Transylvania), Alan Lyddiard (The Performance Ensemble, Leeds. UK), Emma Rice (Wise Children. Bristol. UK), Juan Dolores Caballero (Teatro Del Velador. Seville. Spain), Richard Gregory (Quarantine Theatre. Manchester. UK), Eugenio Barba (ODIN Theatre / ISTA. Denmark), Serge Noyels (Théâtre des Calanques. Marseille. France), Esperanza Abad (Madrid), Yves Marc (Theatre de Mouvement. France), Dominique Serrand (The Moving Company, Minneapolis. USA), Ricardo Iniesta (Atalaya-TNT. Seville, Spain) and others.

 

This rich environment allowed and encouraged him to direct and lead artistic theatre experiences such as: "Sept2&AFew", a one-month residency and international meeting in Jerez; "And you?.... De Quién Eres?", Music-Theater Laboratory also in Jerez, his hometown, in collaboration with artists from France, Great Britain, Zanzibar and Spain; «A Casa» at the Nottara Theatre (Bucharest. Romania); «Story of a DoubleBass» at the Hungarian Theatre of Cluj (Transylvania. Romania); "And now what?" (From Quai Ouest. Koltes) Seville, ESAD. (Andalusia. Spain)

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In recent years, Paco has focused his practice, through TransylvaniaTheaterLab (TTL), on the transmission and investigation of the Arts of Movement, organizing and designing creative labs, workshops and creative residencies ("To Be & NOT To Be" summer 2022; "Please, Feel Free NOT to Find Your Place" summer 2023. His professional encounter with Edo Gergely, in the field of phenomenological psychology, and with Yves Marc and his approach to the arts of movement nourishes his current steps.

 

His latest work as a performer and director, "Not For EveryOne!", premiered in Budapest at the end of 2024.