Top Seville Theaters

Let yourself be allured by the raw emotion and captivating choreography of a traditional flamenco show at the esteemed Tablao Flamenco El Arenal in Seville. Sink into a comfortable seat in a venue considered one of the best in the world and watch an electrifying performance that expertly demonstrates the flair and fire of Spanish flamenco. Enjoy complimentary drinks and opt for traditional tapas or gourmet 3-course meal upgrade.  

Experience the beauty and passion of Flamenco in an intimate setting. The Casa de la Memoria is a 15th-century palace in central Seville that now plays host to top flamenco performers. Each show features four performers: two dancers, a singer, and a guitar player.  The venue is small enough that they don’t require microphones, the music carries throughout the hall.

Witness the incandescent beauty of Seville by night on a 4-hour evening tour that includes a flamboyant flamenco show. With a knowledgeable guide, travel through the Illuminated city streets by air-conditioned coach and see legendary attractions like Torre del Oro, Plaza de España and the Royal Palace shrouded in luminescent light. Conclude with an electrifying flamenco show in the renowned Tablao El Arenal and select between a refreshing drink, wine and tapas or a gourmet 3-course meal as you watch the show.

Secure your admission ticket to a flamenco show in Seville to see professional local flamenco dancers, guitar players, and singers in an intimate venue. Your evening at Tablao Flamenco Andalusí begins with a short film presentation about flamenco, along with a welcome drink and light snacks. The main show presents different styles of flamenco dance accompanied by Spanish guitar and singing for an authentic experience.

Be mesmerized by the hypnotic moves and exuberant energy of Spanish flamenco dancing during a 90-minute show at Alvarez Quintero Auditorium in Seville. Rub shoulders with locals as you take a seat in the prestigious venue and prepare for a colorful spectacle of dance and drama. Purchase drinks from the bar (own expense) and delight in a succession of feisty thrills delivered by talented troupes of flamenco dancers.

Immerse yourself in the music and passion of flamenco on this 3-hour walking tour in Seville — the birthplace of the art form. Stroll through the city’s atmospheric streets while learning about the history of flamenco from your local guide. Visit the Guitar Museum, where you’ll sip a glass of Andalusian wine while discovering how music, song and dance combine to create flamenco’s magic. Finally, experience flamenco for yourself with a live show at an authentic ‘tablao’!

Watch a flamenco show in the heart of Seville to experience classic Andalusian flamenco dance accompanied singing and music. The type of flamenco performed has roots in the 19th century and features performers who dance and sing at the same time, which has become rare in the present day. New local artists appear each week, as is the tradition in the old music halls of Seville.

The Flamenco Dance Museum is the reference place to see good flamenco in Seville. The one chosen by the personalities that pass through the city and by the Sevillians themselves. In one of the few Ecijano patios that remain in Seville stands a spectacular stage, with theater lights, good sound and backdrops, a small treasure! And if once you look at the sky you will be surprised to see how Sevillian chairs and orange trees hang ... Every day the cast of artists is changed, so one day you will find some “Alegrías” with a gown, shawl or chopsticks, another with a solemn “Sigaiya”, a flamenco “Soleá por Bulerías”, a tragic “Taranto” , some sensual "Tangos" or any of the other styles that make up this art.

Save time and avoid queues with priority access to the two most important monuments of the city and enjoy the best flamenco at the Flamenco Dance Museum in Seville With this pack you simplify your life to know the main monuments of the city of Seville and attend one of the most famous flamenco shows in Seville. Booking in advance you avoid the queues that are always formed to enter the Alcazar and the Cathedral, the most requested city monuments. The Seville Pass includes an approximate 3-hour morning tour accompanied by a guide * in which we tour the Cathedral with its popular La Giralda tower and the Alcazar with its beautiful gardens and corners of the Santa Cruz neighborhood. The departure is usually done at 11 in the morning and ends before lunchtime. The pack is completed with tickets to the flamenco show at the Flamenco Dance Museum in Seville on the same evening at 7:00 p.m.

Discover the city with a guided tour by bike ! Enjoy a live flamenco show in the Barrio of Triana ! Our accredited guides will help you to explore the most interesting places in Seville.

Flamenco Esencia is a very special flamenco meeting. Of course it has a high artistic level (most places in Seville do) but the big difference is that the artists are very generous to truly share their art. Not only will you contemplate flamenco art but the artists will do their best to make you feel part of it as well. This is reflected in the fact that, although the show officially lasts 60 minutes, it usually lasts a little longer. It depends on the environment and the questions and the complicity between the audience and the artists. You will understand more about the history of art, improvisation and how flamenco is lived among flamencos. Petit-Committee A night with Flamenco Esencia is a truly special experience. Off course you will see dances, guitar and voice solos of the best professional artists of the city. The artist will share things about flamenco history, anecdotes of their own experiences and mostly of their families, and the art in general. In Petit-Comite of 20 guests

Make sure your night out in Seville sizzles with this 4.5-hour combination tapas tasting, flamenco dance show, and dinner experience. Savor a selection of mouth-watering snacks like Iberian ham and Spanish wine in two local taverns, then enjoy a mesmerizing flamenco performance in a 15th century building. Cap it all off with dinner at a family-run tapas bar.