Teatro Flamenco Sevilla

Great experience with very talented dancers who have a passion for Flamenco. It was nice that they gave each dancer a spotlight performance, but after a while it felt very repetitive and think there could have been more creative ways to show different aspects of Flamenco. Recommended to get tickets online and to arrive earlier to get better seats as it’s free seating.

I thought it would have been a typical tourist trap, but we enjoyed it so much!! Loved the show. Booked online the day before, but it's recommended to book it much earlier. Easy to find it. We went 30-45 minutes earlier, so we managed to sit close to the stage. Highly recommended.

Wonderful authentic experience. Arrive early to secure good seats as they aren’t allocated. The first 5 rows are premium. The dancing was fabulous and the young guitarist was excellent.

I thought i already put up a review here, but just in case...This was the highlight of my trip to Seville! So glad I chose this spot as well. The setting actually was perfect. I felt the passion for the art as well from the dancers. It helped me appreciate Flamenco so much! Very organized event. I suggest getting there early to grab closer seats although the view is nice from any distance since irs not very big.

This is such a spectacular show that we would not mind seeing it over and over again Diego and Antonio made us feel so much at home The Sangria was excellent The dancers...all fabulous The customs....wow

Updated: Back from Spain and after having seen now the many photos I took during the show, I feel I must raise my rating to the maximum and, if I could, above ;-). Thanks again! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Amazing show! Breathtaking, one of the peaks of our trip. However be aware that it is ...a SHOW, not an intimate place where you are very close to the dancers, guitar player and singer, like at the Casa de la Memoria, which is on the same street, a hundred meters from this one on your way to the Setas de Sevilla. It is definitely not like these basements Flamenco shows in Cordoba and Granada where you can almost touch the players. So this is a different kind of Flamenco experience. I'd mention we've been also twice at the Casa de la Memoria where the dancers, singer and player change every day. But the huge advantage at this Teatro Flamenco is that, contrary to the Casa de la Memoria, here...you are allowed take pictures, during the whole show and as many as you want. Not videos, but photos, without flash of course, and you can immortalize our memories...Priceless! An important tip: The cost of the ticket is 20euros, but when we got in,, first in line to sit on the front row, our seats actually started from row 5 and above, not what we we wanted, for the photos of course. They simply didn't mention this "tiny" fact although I had specifically asked if I could be in the front rows (they said then to just be there early) So we had to buy much more expensive tickets, almost twice (38 euros each) and twice than La Casa de La Memoria. Still, for once in a life time it was worth the price :-)