If you go to Madrid you just can’t not go to see traditional Flamenco dancers. And what a best way to do this by going into one of the oldest places that you can see Flamenco in a spectacular setting in an old theatre. The architecture of the building old and authentic and the program is very passionate. Must try!

Unfortunately this show was not for us. We love dancing shows usually but the choreography was poor and it would have been nice to see the man and the woman dance together instead of separately. I would advise to buy the basic ticket price as you don’t get much more for the medium or premium price you pay. Slightly overpriced for what you got.

More comfortable than expected, with good AC, ample legroom in hotel-conference-style chairs. Music required earplugs at times. Presented without context or introduction. Cast of 8. We chose this because we felt an hour was enough, and it was. But we would have liked a bit of explanation of what flamenco is expressing, and what certain things meant. Still, we have Google. Fair value for money. We chose the middle section and it was fine. We were in the front row of our section and that was good for our two short people. Maybe do some background reading before you go.

We watched the show prior to our dinner, which the early show started at 5:30 pm. The venue is situated nearby our hotel in the Plaça de Catalunya; staff stood in front of entrance. The staff are courteous and friendly; the small theatre is actually situated in the basement. We really enjoyed the short venue, very entertaining and the musician along with dancers are top notch. Overall, we really enjoyed the show, the time frame is just right and length of the show is perfect for us.

Not recommended. It's very tourist show, it's not worth for 30 EUR /per person, it includes one free drinks, which I order Sangria (red wine), but the Sangria only come with half slice of Sunkist orange, not very tasty and authentic. The show quality is low, and cheap. Don't think it worth for the price. the event was dirty and old as well. Totally not recommended.

The foot tapping, the finger snapping, the hip swaying, the shawl twirling and the ruffled skirts, it was hypnotizing! The female dancers and the lone male dancer were superb. Bravo!

Bravo, bravo, bravo!!! Excellent show...in good price...VFM Sunday night...last show... A must in Barcelona.......

I love Flamenco guitar, but I had only seen Falmenco dancing on TV. Put them together, and you have a classic Spanish evening. Yes the performers are entertaining the audience, but you gotta see them enjoy their art with fellow lovers as they create on the stage together. It is amazing! The physicality, sensuality, rhythm, passion, and artistic expression are like nothing I had ever seen. I now understand why Flamenco is a traditional form of Andalusian dance and music that is carried (and thrives) throughout the world. Walk around, have dinner in a nearby restaurant, and go to Flamenco Barcelona! You will cheer, "Ole!"

This show was not entirely what we expected, but it was a nice, brief (1 hour) show that gave our kids (ranging in age from 8 to 16) a flavor of the Spanish/Catalon culture at an affordable price. We all thought it was a bit more improv-like than planned, which is fine but different than we expected it to be. Agree with the other posters that you can absolutely buy the cheapest seats (area C) that come with a free drink and still have a good view. The venue is small and the back section is elevated. We sat in the very back row and could see everything perfectly.

Nicely priced night out with electrifying music and talented dancers and a glass of wine to sip on while the show ensues.

We went last night and so fun! Get the cheapest ticket and arrive early—it’s built up so you can see over everyone’s heads. The flamenco dancers seem to be atypical as there were two guys and one girl dancing. Very accommodating for the tickets and time. It also felt very traditional and hole-in-the-wall.

On my visit to Barca, I fell out with Google Maps quite a bit and a tip for you is that this location is not THE city hall but a theatre called City Hall that is on Rambla Catalyuna, just off Plaza Catalyuna. Google Maps wanted to take me to THE city hall. The show lasts an hour. The dancers are amazing and the guitar player is great. I enjoyed the singing. I know the singing is a big part of Flamenco, on the night I would have preferred more dancing and a bit less singing without the dancing. The singers had a lot to do and sang a lot without the dancers. I would have liked the show more if there had been more dancing as the two girls were fabulous.

So much passion packed in to an hour! Unbelievable! So glad we went. The performers were very talented! And the staff were very friendly and helpful! Thanks so much for the wonderful experience! Definitely recommend!

My husband and I wanted to see authentic flamenco. The dancers were awesome there just wasn’t enough of it. I’d still recommend seeing this and you can’t beat the price.

The setting is intimate and the dancers are very close. The show lasted an hour and it was very entertaining. City Hall lacks the majesty of Palau de la Musica but the dancers are very good and it is a nice example of the dance.