Casa de la Memoria

j y★★★★★★★★★★5.07 months ago

Initially we weren’t even sure we wanted to come as we have seen other flamenco shows before, but this was like no other – very dramatic, expressive, and fun. The twirling shawl bit was especially impressive and there were a lot of things I hadn't seen before. Really glad we came! Seating is arranged in a U shape with 2 rows on the ground floor and an upper circle so everyone is close to the action – seats not assigned so just depends on your place in line. On their website I couldn't change the time slots (only 4:30 pm) for some reason so had to use GetYourGuide which had 7:30 or 9 pm shows - with the QR code you get, you must go inside to the ticket office half an hour before the show for paper tickets then join the queue outside. We booked in the afternoon for the last few tickets left so probably best to book ahead as there aren't that many seats at this venue. No photos during the show but the last few minutes of the hour all the performers appear on stage for photos.

Fiona Saville★★★★★★★★★★5.04 months ago

Wow!wow!wow! We booked this flamenco show before we came as had read the reviews. The theatre is very intimate and we did as suggested and arrived early for good seats. The staff are very friendly and welcoming, no food or drink on site but water can be purchased,which was fine for us. The performers were all amazing, so passionate and we both felt the tension rise in the dances. I couldn't single out any one of them as better than the other as they are all truly brilliant. This was one of the best experiences I have ever had. Passionate, raw, romantic and amazing 💃🏻💃🏻🩷💙

Yuhuan Xu★★★★★★★★★★5.02 months ago

We visited Seville in October last year. It is a wonderful city with so many things to see. But among everything we saw in Seville, the Flamenco performance at Casa de la Memoría was truly unforgetable. There was that singer (unforfunately I don't know his name), what a voice! I barely understood any words of the song, but I could see that it was full of sadness. His singing made me want to cry with him. Simply stunning! And the marvellous dancers! Full of passion and emotion. Even today when I close my eyes, I can still see them in front of me floating on the stage. An absolutely unforgetable experience.

Nataliia Tsap★★★★★★★★★★5.02 weeks ago

That was my very first flamenco show in my life. I came straight after a long journey, very tired, but it was my only evening in Seville and I couldn’t miss it. I don’t speak Spanish, and honestly, during the first 10 minutes everything felt very loud and confusing. I didn’t really understand what was happening. But then… it completely changed. It was just WOW. A female dancer performed with such intensity that I had a lump in my throat and tears in my eyes. I didn’t understand the words, but I felt every emotion. It was incredibly powerful. After that, time just disappeared – the last half hour of the show went by like five minutes. If anything, I even wanted more. I didn’t feel fully satisfied, but maybe that’s the beauty of it – it leaves you wanting to come back again. Bravo to all the performers at Casa de la Memoria!

Colette Jarman★★★★★★★★★★5.04 months ago

Our first introduction to flamenco and wow! We were pulled into the emotion and experience. The dancers astounded us with their deep feeling and incredible talent. The band of the singers and guitarist were intricate contributors and responded with powerful feeling to the dancers. Together this cuadro flamenco enveloped us in a masterful strong experience. I had no idea what this show would entail, but now we are fans of flamenco. I want to add that the dress was modest, beautiful and the dancing family friendly.