The fantastic (and locally very popular) Spanish Light opera mostly from the 19th Century, presented as it was intended in a beautiful theater. Afterwards, a cafe or cerveza and some jamon bocadillo in one the bars or cafe's across the street. Madrid as it used to be.

beautiful, with good acts, great location. Nice to dine outside in neighbouring restaurants after the show. Just by the Palacio Real.

Flamenco show and good zarzuela ( a kind of opera)I went to see a charity concert to help a flamenco guitar player´s widow called Enrique de Melchor!!! Brilliant!!! A must in Madrid.

Lucky, because we attended an excellent performance by the Ballet Nacional de Espana. The chorographies, the orchestra and the dancers were all very good. It was an authentic Spanish evening.

We went specifically to see the National Ballet and it was an absolute treat. The theatre itself is attractive without being in the same class as somewhere like La Scala. Nevertheless it has a distinct atmosphere of it's own and the full house of mainly Madrilenos certainly added to the enjoyment of the evening. The performance itself was spectacularly good... More

Fabulous music and dancing in this Spanish operetta! Beautiful theater in a great location near to good restaurants. Very reasonable ticket prices.

Beautiful music, great Flamenco voices, and an interesting albeit a little tragic, topic... I loved mingling with the locals during intermission. Our seats had very tight leg room area... We are not big people, so if you are tall or big, beware!

The lion king what a show, very good performance. My wife cried a couple of times. I recommend thus to anyone visiting Madrid.

Although I couldn't understand a word of this, I loved to have the music wash over me for three hours. Start with forty live instrumentalists, add costumes, lights, staging and fifty or sixty singers on stage, and you have a show that you will never forget. I loved that it was all acoustic––no body microphones. The lead singers were first... More