Seville Flamenco Live: Unforgettable Casa de la Memoria Show

Really cool show! Best to get there early for the best seat! Small amount of people there which is nice

The location really takes away from the atmosphere. It almost feels like a school productions with cheap costumes and uncomfortable seats crammed into an area that was not meant for performances. The show is an hour and half hour would have been enough. There is no explanation, no introduction other than instructions not to take photos. The staff didn't seem very happy to be there - although the performers were enjoying themselves. If this was a proper theatre with real costumes, it would be worth the price and worth the hour but it just fell flat.

Decent Flamenco show but only good visibility from the front row. The dancer stayed in one spot so her feet were not visible for much other than it. First come, first served seating, they began letting people in 15mins before and there was a queue when I arrived 20+ minutes before.

A beautiful little theatre with every seat taken. Not a sound from the audience during a one hour show that was captivating. Being so close to the performers was amazing and the drama and speed of their feet was brilliant.

We only had the chance to see one show during our visit to Seville, and since we're not flamenco experts, I wouldn’t claim it’s the best performance in town. That said, if you choose this one, I doubt you’ll have any regrets or second thoughts. Arrive at least 30 minutes early if you want a good seat. The audience is arranged three rows deep around three sides of a slightly elevated stage. There’s also an upper level, but in my opinion, the ground floor offers a much better view. Seating is quite snug, and there’s no air conditioning—so it can get a bit warm and uncomfortable on hot nights. But once the performance begins, all of that fades away. From start to finish, the show was electrifying, deeply moving, and utterly captivating. The dancers radiated intensity—each step pulsing with the rhythm of their heartbeat and the music. Through every gesture, from the crisp snap of their fingers to the thunderous stomp of their feet, they conveyed raw emotion and told stories of love, defiance, and longing. It was mesmerizing. It was unforgettable. We truly enjoyed every moment.

There are so many flamenco shows in Seville that it was just so difficult to choose which one. Luckily, a friend who used to be a guide, suggested Casa de la Memoria and we were not disappointed. Although we have nothing to compare against. What appealed to us at this venue is that it is up close and personal. We managed to get front, dead centre seats so could really 'feel' the performance. There is no doubt the dancers, singers and musicians are extremely talented and, very importantly, passionate. A small criticism, which would not spoil your enjoyment, is that I felt some explanation of the 'story' behind each song and dance would have added to the experience. That said, highly recommended.

It was a wonderful flamenco show and an hour well spent. I recommend it. High quality professional performers in an intimate theatre setting which adds to the intensity and enjoyment as everyone is so focussed on it. Get there early for good seats.

Wonderful show! I took my mum with me. It was in an intimate setting, which was lovely and very authentic. All of the performers (guitar player, singers and dancers) were fabulous.

This is a must-see show in Seville! It was an amazing experience in a cozy yet beautiful venue with the authantic atmosphere and very talented artists. Definitely recommended!

This was my first flamenco show, it was fantastic! A must do experience in Seville. There are loads of options to choose from in Seville. But having since this show seen another, I found this one to be very authentic and a traditional flamenco style. There are no designated seats, so if you want to sit right in the middle up front then arrive min 30 mins beforehand. But to be honest, I don’t think there is a bad seat in the room.