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There are several tickets, from the standard seat to premium options that add drinks or Iberian tapas. Select your date in the booking calendar to compare them.
The show runs every day, with performances through the evening. Select your date in the booking calendar to see the times available.
In the heart of the old town, a few minutes north of the Cathedral.
C. Cuna 15, Casco Antiguo, 41004 Seville · View on Google Maps
Arrive a few minutes before the performance starts.
One ticket to the show, about an hour long. The premium options add drinks, or drinks and Iberian tapas.
It is the most central of the flamenco venues on this site: five minutes on foot from the Cathedral, which makes it the easy choice on a full day.
No dress code.
Cancellation is free up to 24 hours before the activity.
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An hour of flamenco, five minutes from the Cathedral
Seville is where flamenco was born, and there is no shortage of places claiming to prove it. This one is in the middle of the old town, runs every day, and puts singers, guitarists and dancers of the current generation on stage for an hour.
Who performs
Singers, guitarists and dancers working now, rather than a fixed cast: the line-up changes, and the show is built to show the range of the art rather than one person’s speciality.
An hour, in the centre
The length is deliberate. Flamenco at full intensity is not a three-hour proposition, and an hour of it in the middle of the old town fits into an evening that has other plans in it.
Tickets with something added
Beyond the standard seat there are premium options: one with drinks, one with drinks and Iberian tapas. There is also a seat that comes with meeting the artists afterwards. The calendar lists what is available on your date.
Your questions answered
Frequently asked questions
One hour.
At the theatre on C. Cuna 15, in the old town, about five minutes on foot north of the Cathedral.
Seats that add drinks, or drinks and Iberian tapas, and in some cases a meeting with the artists. The booking calendar shows which are available and what they cost.
No.
It is strongly advisable. The shows run every day but they fill, particularly in spring and at weekends.
No. Nothing is spoken during the show. The singing is in Spanish, but it is not the kind of singing you follow word by word.
Yes. Cancellation is free up to 24 hours before the activity.
Seeing flamenco in Seville
Practical questions about the art, useful background before you travel.
From this part of Andalusia, certainly: the triangle of Seville, Jerez and Cádiz, and within Seville the quarter of Triana. It took its current shape in the 19th century in exactly these streets.
A room with a small stage where flamenco is performed close up. The word comes from the wooden boards the dancer works on, which are an instrument as much as a floor.
The compás, the rhythm the whole thing is built on, which the clapping keeps rather than decorates. Once you hear it, the rest of the show organises itself around it.
It is enough to know whether you want another. People who like the first one tend to go back the same week, which is why the city can support as many venues as it does.
