Presenting Flamenco at your next event is easy. There are a few simple steps to booking:
1. Inquire about your date and time for booking.
2. Determine the act that you need. Shows are flexible.
3. Discuss the details, including stage and sound, budget, and concept.
4. Complete a simple contract.
SAMPLE SHOW FORMATS
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Flamenco cuadro — Three to four artists, including a guitarist, singer, dancer, and one more artist perform sets of up to 30 minutes each, and can perform multiple sets in one event. This format is flexible and works best before an audience that has gathered to sit and watch a performance.
Flamenco cocktails — A solo guitarist plays live Flamenco music, Spanish classical, and related pop music, and a dancer performs short dances at intervals. This format is flexible in location and requires very little space. It is ideal for receptions where guests would like to mingle while in the presence of dynamic entertainment.
Festival Flamenco — Four to six artists, including at least one guitarist and singer and one dancer, as well as other artists, perform sets, focused on lively music, of up to 50 minutes. This format fills large spaces and caters to audiences that enjoy group choreography.
Flamenco Jazz — Four artists, including a guitarist/singer, pianist, percussionist, and dancer, perform sets of up to 40 minutes, including original compositions and standards that bring together Flamenco, bossa nova, and jazz. This format focuses on musical aspects with little time devoted to dancing. Audiences at receptions and music lovers especially appreciate this format because of the complex interaction that takes place between artists and art forms.
“Noche Flamenca” Featuring Cristian Puig, José Moreno, Julie Moon, Erica Poole, Brigid Bollweg, Lisa Vash Herman, Kyle Cantrell, Enrique Romero
Flamenco Theater — Four to six artists, including at least one guitarist and singer and one dancer, perform and evening-length production of two sets of 45 minutes, focusing on a range of song forms in an elegant presentation meant for a sophisticated setting, such as a theater or concert hall.
Flamenco school shows — Educational programming meets core curriculum and performance standards requirements. Kids dance and sing in shows, smile, cheer, and have fun while learning. Teaching artists who deliver shows are vetted by three professional performing arts organizations and have decades of experience in using the arts to teach to curriculum.