We had done a fair amount of research on where to see flamenco and we were not disappointed by this choice. This is definitely not a tourist package, but a small venue with very professional, passionate artists. Buy your tickets in advance and arrive about half an hour before doors open to get the best seats in this small theater--worth... More

Not interested in dinner theater? Want the "real thing?" This is it and at half the price of most of the other more commercial places. Also, it's centrally located in Seville, so an easy walk from the other tourist attractions. The night we went, the passion and professionalism of the dancers and singers were clear to our entire party. When... More

This is a nice venue, and a great introduction to Flamenco. The night we went, the guitarist was amazing! The best we saw during our trip. Get there right when seating opens though, because those are the best seats. More

This is a can't miss experience in Seville for its authenticity and quality. Seville is the birthplace of flamenco which started off as a gypsy dance and has evolved over time into a complex musical tradition. There are numerous downscale and commercialized dances in joints all over town, but this is not be of them. There are maybe around 100... More

The hour-long flamenco presentation was in an intimate space, with three rows of spectators surrounding the stage on three sides. It featured a male and female dancer, guitarist, and singer who were all very talented. We were impressed with the passion and intensity of the dance, the interaction of the singer with the dancer, who seemed ready to explode at... More

We actually found ourselves accidentally in front of the building that holds these shows as we were trying to find our hotel. It was actually the fellow who was welcoming the guests that we ended up asking for directions and based on the number of people coming up to see the show, realized that it might be popular, so it... More

Great venue for flamenco, and we ended up going to a show there every evening that we were in Seville. The entertainers changed nightly, so each show was different. It was an intimate setting in a courtyard, well worth the ticket costs. They hand out cardboard fans, as it does get a little hot in Seville in the summer. More

not glitzy - talented artistic performers. small venue, close-up. good price More

We were there in April and watched top flamenco artists in candle light with only 40 other people, like a private audience and all for just 12 euro each stunning !!, no photos or video, these are top performers More