La Casa del Flamenco

My first and the best Flamenco show. The energy in their performance was absolutely stunning. Kudos to all the artists. Recommended getting tickets in advance.

Fantastic show! There was splendor and drama. I'm not at all familiar with the Spanish language but there was drama between the dancers and guitar player. The guitar player even broke a string mid set and continued to play through. Bravo and fantastic show!

Watching Flamenco at a small stage or bar I felt incredibly authentic. It was like experiencing the raw essence of Flamenco, where every emotion and sentiment they aimed to convey came through vividly. Being able to watch up close added to the intimacy of the experience, making it truly memorable. Watching Flamenco in Seville is a must-do experience.

Good show, quite small place so probsbly is good to buy ticket in advance. Good thing is you are never far from stage. People actually seat around it from three sides.

Not what we were expecting. It felt kind of like we were attending their rehearsal, the performers were constantly making comments to each other and laughing. The guitarist was good but the tap dancing was so loud you couldn’t really hear the music. It all felt very random as if they were ad-libbing. We were expecting to see more talent and the dancing was not at all technical and really not that impressive. The female singer was great but the dancing was very average. There was only a few minutes of the woman and man dancing together and when the man danced alone it was too awkward to watch

Absolutely incredible show! Would highly recommend. The dancers and the musicians are amazing. We loved it.

Amazing show and talent! The night was so special and the performances were authentic, powerful and soul stirring. Highly recommend! Definitely confirm whether you’re booking the Festivo performance or the Hondo performance as the vibes are obviously quite different; but the show is spectacular regardless!

The Flamenco show offered by La casa del Flamenco at the Alcántara auditorium in Calle Ximénez de Enciso 28 is truly a unique and unmissable experience, both for tourists and people living in the city. Shows are organized daily, with two to three performances a day concentrated in the afternoon and in the evening. They can be booked on location or through the website, which appears modern and easy to use. With three different languages, it shows that the audience they aim for is Spanish nationals but also tourists who are spending time in the city. It is catchy with videos and photos from the venue and the performances, as well as a clear and modern style. Tickets offered follow a pricing strategy based on age, with tickets for adults costing 22€, for students 17€ and for children 11€. Children younger than six years old enter for free with an adult. The booking process is quick and smooth. The stage is already immersing the visitor into the experience, with a covered internal courtyard with columns. Decorated with lamps and plants, the stage is surrounded on three sides by around thirty seats, alternating a first row of low seats and a rear row of higher seats, giving everyone a perfect view of the performance. The traditional chairs for the performance are located on the stage, awaiting the arrival of the performers. The experience of the performance was vibrant, energetic and impressive. The guitarist and the singers enter first, setting the atmosphere. In turns, the dancers enter the scene, performing alone and together, while also changing outfits multiple times. One aspect remains constant: The intense energy released by the shoes of the dancers. It is a unique and strong beat followed by energetic moves across the small stage. Meanwhile, the singers give rhythm with strong claps and a powerful voice. This allows the performers to have something happening throughout the whole performance, as dancers alternate the scene. With a duration of an hour, a visitor can really grasp all the different shades of a flamenco dance. What I liked most was that the performers were genuine and real, not professional actors. You could sense that they are part of one big flamenco family and that they do this for passion. The little talking among themselves, the jokes and the laughs, but also simple acts such as tuning the guitar during the performance made the experience feel local and traditional, and not a product for customers. The adjective that best describes the performance overall is “intimate”, not only between the performers themselves and with the public, but also within the environment of the internal courtyard itself. An interesting aspect of the performance, which I praise, is that photography and taking videos is not allowed throughout the performance. This allows the experience to be unique and impossible to reproduce elsewhere or see it remotely. However, I also appreciate their policy of allowing photos and videos for the final and concluding act of the show, giving visitors and tourists alike a small memory to save and bring home. Even the moment in which spectators were alerted about the possibility to take videos felt human, as the male dancer was trying to make the female dancer say it, but she wanted to have a laugh and insisted on him to make the announcement. The result was a very embarrassed and shy “Photo, Oh-key!”, which made the moment magical. Overall, my experience was outstanding, and I want to thank the dancers, vocalists and the guitarist who gave me and my friends an enjoyable time.

Great night out. Our first night in seville and we thoroughly enjoyed our evening. All of the performers were very talented. Great show.

I highly recommend a visit to this establishment. The dancers we watched were incredible, ably supported by 2 wonderful singers and a solo guitarist. The establishment is small, making the performance that bit more special. Personally I am not that bothered with Flamenco, however, this show is just about the right duration for me at 1 hour. I do wish there was a bit more dancing with the castanets, as there was only one such dance, which in my opinion was superb!

Loved the experience to see something new and different. Great dancers but thought the guitarist might have stolen the show. Nice close intimate setting.

It was a good flamenco performance consisting of 5 artists. 1 guitar, 2 dancers (a lady and a man), 2 singers (a man and a lady). Took 1 hour. You sit very near to the show on 3 sides of the stage, which is great and intimate. We paid 22€ per person. Have been to a couple of flamenco shows and ticket price here was a bit more expensive. A more modern light technique with better colors and ability of focus could have been improved to make the stage more dramatic and in harmony with various songs. Sound-wise, it’s said that flamenco shows don’t need mics and sound system, which I understand but quite often you couldn’t hear the guitar in this show.

Beautiful presentation of flamenco dancing and singing! The movement by the principal dancing shows whst an art form flamenco is. The singing was also intense and you could feel the emotion of the words translated by the movement of the arms and the steps of the feet performed by the dancers. The change of costume are also beautiful and impressive. This is a must see event for any person who loves dance and music!

The show lasts about an hour. There are 3 or four shows per day, the latest being at 10 pm. The auditorium is a small courtyard of a historic 16th century home that accommodates no more than 50 people arranged in two rows of chairs on each side of the stage and three rows directly in front of the performers. The seating is first-come first-serve , in other words there is no assigned seating. There is also no food or drinks available nor allowed on the premises. The focus is solely the artists. There are two dancers, two singers and a guitar player. Each dancer will have at least two solo performances and they will dance together at least twice during the show. No photographs or filming is permitted during the performance but at the end of the show the artists will give the audience an opportunity to take a few pictures. The show is very intimate and progresses at a good pace. The dancers and musicians are professionals so both music and movement are executed with skill and artistry. The costs is 25 euro per person. Very enjoyable and recommended

A unique 1 hour experience! I can definitely recommend this place to those who want to watch a flamenco show. The atmosphere was very nice. It was a great feeling to be sitting so close to the musicians and dancers. Photo or video shooting is allowed at the end of the show. :)

We really liked the performance. The whole show was great, with great dancing, great singing, great guitar playing and great choreography. I highly recommend a visit, you won't regret it.

Excellent show. I enjoyed the small intimate venue which offered great views of the stage no matter where you sit. I especially liked that no pictures were allowed (until the end). This allowed me to be able to watch the show without having phones/cameras obstructing the view. Highly recommend!

It was really good! Jaw dropping performance!!! The dancers, singers and the guitarist were all so passionate. The best flamenco show I have ever seen!

Breathtaking performance! Very intimate atmosphere. Beautiful venue. Incredible music- the guitar player was beyond skilled! The singers were very emotional and talented. The dancers were on fire! A beautiful experience that we will never forget!

Fantastic Flamenco show! The dancers and musicians were so passionate and talented - the show was incredibly moving. Never seen anything like it in my life! I also loved that the show was situated in a historic building, just adds to the overall traditional ambiance. I’ve seen shows in Barcelona and other places, but I have to say this is one of the best (if not the best). Highly recommend!

Fantastic and emotional flamingo show. The dance and music filled me with energy for days. The experience would have been even better if the chairs were more comfortable.

the dancers are excellent. disappointing. We were expecting a big show rich in dancers. A small show, 2 dancers, a man and a woman who played as a couple once and separately, each in their own section. A long and boring guitar part. Looks like a family show, they only let us take pictures at the end when the singers also got up, so that the photos that will be distributed will be as if there was a lot of show?.. The Heidi thing was good that they were good in themselves the singers all so, they was good. but you can find better 🤷🏻‍♂️

Amazing traditional Flamenco experience, the room is small so you will be just in front of artists, and the only thing you will do is watch the performance, no food, no drinks, just an excellent live show. If you are looking for real traditional Flamenco, this is a very very good place. If you arrive early and book in advance, you will be able to choose where to sit.

Surely a must see and feel in Sevilla. The dance, the singing and the interactions of the performers are just amazingly powerful and beautiful. The stage with high ceiling is also with good sound quality. Book or buy the ticket better at least one day before.

Excellent flamenco show in an intimate setting - the performers were amazing and have showcased a variation of styles. It felt like the staff were all really passionate about their work. Make sure you arrive early if possible - we were there 15 minutes before and only got the third row (which isn’t too bad as the chairs were higher).

First time to watching a proper flamenco performance. I loved it! Small theatre which made it feel very intimate. We started lining up about 20 minutes before the show and managed to get front row seats which was amazing. The guitarist was incredible and the way the dancers moved their feet was unbelievable! All of the performers had so much emotion. Great show!