Pablo Delgado Flores (Padeflo) is a Spanish actor, dancer, and choreographer born in Algeciras. He began acting at the age of 13 through a school-based youth theatre program, touring provincially and performing in several productions. One of these productions received an award that led to an invited performance at the prestigious Corral de Comedias de Madrid.

 

He later continued his training for over four years at the state drama school Centro 14 in Alicante. Before turning 18, he had performed in more than 11 theatre productions, ranging from contemporary to classical works such as Romeo and Juliet and Julius Caesar, with multiple performances at the Teatro Principal de Alicante. Meanwhile, he expanded into film, appearing in short films and making his cinema debut in El Diario de Carlota, while also directing his own projects.

Drawn to movement and physical storytelling, Pablo trained at the José Espadero Conservatory of Dance and earned a BA in Dance Pedagogy from Anton Bruckner University. In 2021, he joined the Vienna State Opera, where he collaborates with internationally acclaimed directors and choreographers such as Kirill Serebrennikov, Lydia Steier, Barrie Kosky, and Calixto Bieito, performing works by Crystal Pite, Hofesh Schechter, Ohad Naharin, and others. His career also includes performances with the Munich State Opera, Theater an der Wien, and the Salzburg Festival, as well as international tours in Hong Kong and Tokyo.

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As a choreographer, his works—including Honey, I’m Home, Future Nostalgia, and Frames of Life—explore identity, emotional complexity, and human connection. Alongside dance, he works as a model and performer in fashion projects and co-founded the dance company D2 with his sister.

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