Name: Casa de la Memoria
Start: 2022-10-12T00:00:00+00:00
Location: Casa de la Memoria
Rating: 4.7

Incredible experience! Learned so much about the origins of flamenco, and was personally very surprised to learn about the influence of Chinese culture in the form of the fans and the shawl - which was brought over to Spain by Portuguese traders in the 7th century! The performance was lovely as well - what a lovely space and the dancers were all amazing. I never knew flamenco was so raw and emotional on stage, and the performances were very moving. The guitarist and singers were also very talented.

Fantastic atmosphere. You could feel the passion in the movement and expressions. They looked like a team that had worked with each other for a long time. It was worth every penny. I even had a chance to speak to one of the dancers after, and she said she started this since 3! It was an incredible experience!

Only wait was a line to get in prior. This show was so amazing! The dancers were so intense and filled with emotion that it brought me to tears. It was so entertaining! My disabled son really enjoyed it also. He loved the guitar, clapping and foot work so much! I wish he could’ve had a pic with the entertainer’s. However, I understand that would take a lot of time before the next show. Not sure how many shows these performers do per day but it felt like they really gave their all in the show! The costumes and singers were great! The lighting and decor set for a calm and intimate mood. I felt taken back to that era. Truly spectacular!

Great show the front of staff was friendly, the theatre have very Spanish fell and the performance was amazing the dancers and the musicians performed so good. Great price for 1 hour performance highly recommended if you visit Seville.

Wonderful performance by very skilled dancers, guitarist and singers. Get there by 5:30 for the 6:00 show and you should be able to get right in. 7:30 show seemed to have a long lineup.

It's a small venue with most of the seating arranged along the sides of the stage. While the artists are individually talented, the show lacks cohesion, feeling more like an impromptu jam session than a polished performance. There are noticeable distractions, such as artists chatting while another is playing, occasional tempo mismatches, and idle performers displaying visible boredom.

I really liked the show. It was 10/10 . The girl Ines was very helpful and nice. She gave us a 20 minutes history of flamenco.

We read the online reviews for this place and decided to stop by. Inez gave us a great tour of the museum. She is very knowledgeable and passionate on the topic of Flamenco, and we ended up buying tickets for the show the following evening. We were not disappointed. There were 3 dancers (2 females, 1 male), 2 singers, and a guitar player. Very engaging and lively. Knowing a bit of the background of Flamenco made it so much more enjoyable. Highly recommend this show. Note - Show up early to select your seats.

A very nice hour long flamenco performance. They have changing musicians so you may see someone different than we saw when you visit. For our visit the dancers were good. The musicians were so so. The singers frankly were just not good. This is our second flamenco show in Spain and was a bit of a letdown compared to what we saw in Barcelona. So good overall, but the music and the singing were a let down. The show has a 10inige opening music. Followed by 20 minutes of flamenco, then 10 minutes of guitarz then about a half hour of flamenco dances. An hour in all. A good evening, but not amazing. Prices are reasonable. They do not allow you to take any photos or videos till the end so I cannot share more than I have attached. Towards the end they allow you to photo and video which is what I have here.

Intimate venue with amazing performers. The energy of all the performers was invigorating. It was extra delightful to watch as they seemed to really enjoy the art. One of the highlights of our trip. Seats are a bit small and not the most comfortable except for that we loved it.

A lovely place to not only watch flamenco, but to learn about it too!! There's a small but lovely museum on the second floor, with a comprehensive collection of flamenco apparel, instruments, paintings from the 19th century (costumbrismo) - really nice collection to understand the many different aspects of flamenco. Something that might be of interest for tourists from Asia - there were some really beautiful manila shawls with Chinese designs, shipped from the Philippines. So it was really interesting to get a sense of Spanish trade routes :) My guide, Ines, was extremely knowledgeable and happy to share not only about flamenco, but about flamenco culture in Spain today as well. It's a really lovely way to spend an hour in the area, so dont overlook the museum!! :)

We have watched a Flamenco performance heir. It was great to see it! During the show 2 singers, one guitarist and three dancers had performed.

My mom has always wanted to see a flamenco show. She used to entertained her Spanish grandfather by dancing flamenco when she was a little girl. My mom and I finally did the proverbial mom and son trip and Seville made the cut. The show itself was perfect. A lot of emotion shown by the dancers, singers and guitarist (Jordi Flores). The dynamics between the guitarist, singer and dancers were phenomenal, a lot of give and take that left audiences with a sense of excitement and gasping when each song ended. The staff and the performers were kind, nice and answered all of our questions. They even took a picture with us. Highly recommend experiencing a flamenco show in “Casa de la Memoria”. We really want to give a shot out to all the performers, but we could not memorize all their names. We know Lola was one of the dancers and she was great. The others were equally amazing as well.

My mom has always wanted to see a flamenco show. She used to entertained her Spanish grandfather by dancing flamenco when she was a little girl. My mom and I finally did the proverbial mom and son trip and Seville made the cut. The show itself was perfect. A lot of emotion shown by the dancers, singers and guitarist (Jordi Flores). The dynamics between the guitarist, singer and dancers were phenomenal, a lot of give and take that left audiences with a sense of excitement and gasping when each song ended. The staff and the performers were kind, nice and answered all of our questions. They even took a picture with us. Highly recommend experiencing a flamenco show in “Casa de la Memoria”. We really want to give a shot out to all the performers, but we could mot memorize all there names. We know Lola was one of the dancers and she was great. The others were amazingly the same.

Stunning! I’m a theatre guy from Chicago, and I was completely entranced by the virtuosic performances. We were especially fortunate to meet Marina, a young dancer with a very bright future, who answered many of our questions about this beautiful and mysterious art form. I expected the music and dance to be great, but I was completely unprepared for the intensity of emotions created by the performers — rage, sorrow, defiance, pride, desire, ferocity, ecstasy — all were communicated with crystal clarity through the raw power of this universal art form. Even better, the house is so intimate that the audience feels like they are part of the experience. It was a true highlight of our trip — UNFORGETTABLE!

The staff were so nice and friendly, they gave us a tour of their flamenco exhibition for free with no pressure to buy a ticket. We then bought tickets for a show the next day online and easily picked them up ahead of time. We looked at other flamenco venues but they didn't compare, this one was beautiful inside and authentic. There were 3 dancers and 3 musicians/singers who were incredible. Recommend getting there early to get a good seat!

Stunning! I’m a theatre guy from Chicago, and I was completely entranced by the virtuosic performances. We were especially fortunate to meet Marina, a young dancer with a very bright future, who answered many of our questions about this beautiful and mysterious art form. I expected the music and dance to be great, but I was completely unprepared for the intensity of emotions created by the performers — rage, sorrow, defiance, pride, ferocity, ecstasy — all were communicated with crystal clarity through the raw power of this universal art form. Even better, the house is so intimate that the audience feels like they are part of the experience. It was a true highlight of our trip — UNFORGETTABLE!

What a stunning performance! You feel the percussion through your entire body! The venue is so intimate, every seat is good. The dancers are enchanting and so athletic. The musicians pull it all together and the singers are other worldly. This is a must-see experience if you are in Seville!

What a fantastic experience. The dancer’s singer’s and guitar player were out of this world. It was truly a cultural experience. One that we will never forget. Well worth a visit.

We saw a few Flamenco shows during our trip to Andalusia, but this was by far the best one! Every person on that stage impressed us with their performance. Would recommend. If you want to choose your seat, come at least half an hour before the show.

Absolute must visit if you are in Seville! The flamenco show was the highlight of our trip. Also not expensive for the quality you will see. The dancers and musicians were incredibly talented, whether doing solos or as a group. The passion, storytelling, dancing and singing were fantastic and gave a true reflection of what flamenco is. Loved it!

I am absolutely blown away by what I saw and heard tonight. The best experience of Spain so far - I would have happily paid double and seen half the show. Someone called 'Pretty Things' wrote a long passionate review that I laughed at before the show, and now agree with every word of it. Buy your tickets online, get there at least 15 minutes before so you're in the queue for good seats (although people were coming in until the last minute).

Fantastic experience, just a great show. Singers and dancers were amazing and they performed with serious passion. Definitely preferred this show over the "authentic non touristy" one we did previously. A full hour of non stop talent. Fully recommended and a very good price to experience ratio. 10/10.

Experiencing the traditional flamenco dance at Casa de la Memoria in Seville was nothing short of mesmerizing. The intimate setting of the venue provided the perfect backdrop for an evening of raw, unfiltered artistry. Each artist on stage was not only brilliant but exuded a palpable passion for their craft, which resonated deeply with the audience. The dancers were a force of nature, their movements a beautiful blend of grace and intensity. Their expressions conveyed a profound connection to the cultural roots of flamenco, drawing everyone into the emotional journey of each performance. The precision and energy in their footwork were awe-inspiring, leaving the audience in rapt admiration. The singing was equally captivating, with vocalists delivering powerful renditions that carried the soulful weight of flamenco's history and emotions. Their voices, filled with both melancholy and fervor, complemented the dance perfectly, creating a harmonious interplay between sound and movement. The guitar solo was another highlight of the evening. The guitarist's skillful play showcased intricate rhythms and melodies, demonstrating the complexity and beauty of flamenco music. Each note was played with such dexterity and passion that it felt like the guitar was singing its own story. Overall, Casa de la Memoria offered an authentic and unforgettable flamenco experience. The dedication and talent of the artists shone through every performance, making it a must-visit for anyone looking to immerse themselves in the heart and soul of Andalusian culture.

Thoroughly enjoyed this. The performers from singers, musicians to dancers were fantastic. The performers clearly love their art.

I’ve never seen a flamenco show so it was the first time and it was an amazing experience. The musician, the singers and dancers are very talented. The performance was so powerful, my heart was raising so fast. They are extremely charismatic. I highly recommend. It’s free seating so they recommended to arrive 30 minutes earlier we arrived a bit late but as it’s a small space so you will be able to enjoy the show wherever you’re seated.

That was a great show! Thank goodness I have picked this place. The artists were amazing talented! Just go, don’t hesitate!

Much passion in the performance! Come early to get good seats. Definitely recommend this place to experience a part of Andalucía culture.

The show was amazing, with great dancers and musicians. It is really a must to see a flamenco performance. It is a small place, but the atmosphere was impressive. We bought the tickets online, was around 19£ for adults, and 11£ for kids. If you go there to buy the tickets, they say the kids under 6 can't participate, but if you buy online, it's say that is not recommended. It is very loud and I wouldn't recommend going with babies or toddlers, but my daughter is 4 and half and she was amazed by the performance. I need to mention that the tickets don't have seats so if you go early you can sit wherever you want. I totally recommend this place! ❤️

If you only ever see one flamenco show in your life this should be it. The talent of the dancers and musicians was out of this world. I loved every second of it and was captivated by the incredible footwork, passion and skill. Captivating!

We watched a flamenco show here during a recent trip to Seville and really enjoyed it. It felt authentic and set in a really cosy and nice theatre. We watched a 1-hour show for a very reasonable price and enjoyed the singing, dancing and guitar sections of the performance. Would recommend but definitely book in advance!

Immerse yourself in the mesmerizing world of Flamenco with this extraordinary show featuring passionate artists who breathe life into every movement. The intimate theater setting adds to the authenticity, allowing you to feel the energy up close, even hearing the subtle claps of the dancers' fingers. I wholeheartedly recommend arriving early to secure prime seats, ensuring an unforgettable experience that will stay with you long after the final bow.

Excellent show overall. Top notch dancers, enthusiastic guitar player and a cantaora that brought tears in our eyes. The quality of Casa De La Memoria remains uninhibited through the years (we have been there 13 years ago and it was equally excellent)

Brilliant!! Pure mix of passion and art! Will bring you goose pimples!! 12 out of 10!!

What an unbelievable experience! I’ve never seen flamenco in such authentic way! So many emotions and goosebumps during the show! I would definitely recommend to visit exactly the show because it’s not it to rustic trap but the real flamenco of Spain! Very beautiful and memorable. Moreover, it’s not only the show, but also a museum where you can see a beautiful and interesting exhibition. Find more info about Seville: elysianmoment (dot) com

TRUE PLEASANTNESS. Do not miss the opportunity to watch a flamingo show. The stage here is not big but dancers' passion spread out every corner. The dance, the song and the vibe is so expressive, bold, bright and sexy. Make sure you buy the ticket online before it is sold out and get there a bit early so you have a good seat. Amazing experience!

An unforgettable experience! Possibly the best in Seville! It is mandatory to go and visit this show. The staff was very kind and the performers were very good!

Unforgettable, one of the peaks of our trip. Amazing shows! Why shows and not show because the program is different every day and therefore we came there 2 days in a row. Both where overwhelming, truly! Be aware, though, that you can't take pictures during the show. It is allowed only at the end of it and for only a few minutes (4 on the first one and 2 on the 2nd one). I believe it's too bad as the memories of our trips are actually these photos, and the show was so good... that it is a pity, a real FOMO which actually happened. An important tip: We wanted to be seated front row and we were told to arrive half an hour before the beginning of the show to choose our seats as none are reserved and they open the theatre 20 minutes before the show. We were there on the 1st day 40 minutes before 6pm, the hall was opened and the front row was already full. So when we came back, we were a full hour early and 45 minutes before the line was already significant ;-)

Be aware, though, that you can't take pictures during the show. It is allowed only at the end of it. I believe it's too bad as the memories of our trips are actually these photos and the show is so good... that it is a pity. An important tip: we wanted to be seated front row and we were told to arrive half an hour before the beginning of the show to choose our seats as none are reserved and they open the theatre 20 minutes before the show. We were there today 35 minutes before, and the front row was already full. So better to be there 45 minutes before ;-)

Wow, all I can say is if you’re looking for an authentic cultural Spanish experience then please do yourself a favour and see a flamenco show. This is a small venue offering two very intimate shows a night. What a deeply emotional, moving and entertaining show this was. I had goosebumps, just fantastic - blew me away! I had no idea what to expect but I can confirm that flamenco is a language, an artistic expression, and could move anyone’s soul. We had one guitarist, two singers, and two dancers. Each artist brought their talent, heart and passion. Highly recommend purchasing your tickets ahead of time and arriving early (~20mins) to get a good seat. They don’t allow photos or videos to be taken during the show which I respect and appreciated, but they do allow photos at the end.

The decoration of the place is beautiful. The artists are professionals and they know what they’re doing. They were four people, one with a guitar, one singing, and two dancers being one man and a woman. The room is small and cosy, and you can be very close to the stage. The performance lasts for 60 minutes. They didn’t use any castanets. Staff are very friendly in general. We were not allowed to take photos during the performance. However, they allowed us to take videos in photos at the end of the presentation.

What a fantastic experience. Walked away a fan of flamenco. Simply loved the passion that all of the performers put into the show. From the singers to the guitarist and dancers. The star of the show was the male dancer who was fantastic. His storytelling through dance was so captivating and moving. Purchase tickets early or in advance as it can get sold out quickly. Will certainly be going back very soon.

Casa de la Memoria serves as a museum and theater to showcase the traditions of flamenco in Seville. They have a rotation of the best local performers, offering two shows per night, at 7:30 and 9:30 pm. Closed on Mondays. The owners are committed to sustaining traditional flamenco, and offer the best shows in town. Buy your tickets in advance, and be sure to arrive 30 minutes before showtime to secure a good seat.

Awesome show! Way better than we expected.

Loved watching this show. True artists. Just wow! So impressed

Without a doubt one of the greatest live performances; musically or in terms of dance, that I have ever seen. One of the most talented groups that sent me and the audience into a trance. If I could pay more, I would have, as these artists deserve every ounce of credit and admiration!

My husband and I were thrilled to attend our first-ever flamenco show, and although we had just seen a larger production with more dancers, this one was truly exceptional. The intimate setting allowed for a heightened sense of passion and authenticity, and we were able to witness the incredible talents of the performers up close. The music, singing, and flamenco dance were all executed flawlessly, providing a truly immersive experience that left us wanting more. If you're looking to truly experience the beauty and excitement of flamenco, this show is an absolute must-see. ¡olé! ~from the USA

Great flamenco show in an intimate setting. People don't joke when they say to arrive early. We arrived 10-15min before the start of the show and had to seat on the far side on uncomfortable high chairs. We still enjoyed the show very much though.

Fantastic evening. 10/10 . Such energy ,both dancing and singing. Lovely intimate venue. 2 dancers ,a singer and a Spanish guitar player who was amazing. Loved every minute of it.

Very nice presentation of Flamengo and Spanish guitar. Simple & authentic. There is an exposition but unfortunately it was close by the time our presentation of finished. (Note photos are not allowed until the very end, the photo below was taken when they said it was okay)

Yes, I've seen flamenco dance before, but never like this. In the first minute they got me. This was the most marvelous dance I've ever seen in my life. After this, you will have a desire to learn. Place is small though, like, 50 audience.

Fantastic display of flamenco dancing, singing and Spanish guitar playing. So much emotion and passion in the whole experience. Artists earn their monies and rewards the hard way, definitely!! Great to be able to see, hear and feel. The venue, stage and seating are all very close together. You feel everything by being that close!! Recommend a trip here as part of your stay. Impressive!!

Amazing amazing amazing show. Loved every part of it. Very talented. Seen more than one show in Seville and Barcelona and this is the best. Amazing performance. Must see!!!! Totally recommend it You can book online or from there. Book in advance as the tickets sell out.

We bought tickets the day we wanted to attend (in the morning we decided). It's a one hour flamenco and totally worth every minute. It's so beautiful, the movements, singing, the outfits and culture. Make sure you reach at least 20 minutes ahead to get good seats. Seats are very tight, and it takes place in a closed space, so keep that in mind. Highly recommended if you are visiting Seville.

Great place to experience a Flamenco show, while the show might not be for everyone, it's recommended that you research about flamenco beforehand, so you will understand and value more the kind of dance it's. The place is nice, small stage with seating for about 50 guests who will enjoy a nice show with great acoustics and traditional flamenco live music, great singer and performers. Whether this is your first time seeing flamenco or you are an avid flamenco follower, this place will not let you down.

Astounding. I was entranced by the performers. Well worth the time and relatively small cost to experience something this authentic in the region of Flamenco origin. Keep in mind it is a small venue. Arrive when they suggest to claim your ticket and get in line for a good seat!! Truly impressive talent.

Wonderful experience. Professional guitarist, singer and dancers. They are extremely talented, especially the dancer Jesus Fernandez, wow! The staff was welcoming and everything was organized. Buy tickets in advance and get there 20 minutes before the show to get good seats! This is definitely THE place to watch a Flamenco show in Seville.

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