THURSDAY, May 24, 8PM – ONE NIGHT ONLY!
Minna Street at 5th Street (just behind the Chronicle Building)
Tickets:  $5

The Yerba Buena Community Benefit District continues its exciting and innovative arts program with Theatre Flamenco of San Francisco, featuring the incomparable Carola Zertuche, who has spent a lifetime as a force of artistic excellence around the world, and was named the Best Flamenco Show in San Francisco (SF Weekly) and whose work “proudly fierced up rapturous chills…” (San Francisco Bay Guardian). Click here for tickets.

Artistic Director, Carola Zertuche performs at the 2012 Los Angeles International Flamenco Festival at Redondo Beach Performing Arts Center (California) on Saturday, March 25, 2012. Carola will be joined by Jose Valle “Chuscales”, Alex Conde, Juan Siddi, Jose Cortes, Corla de los Reyes and Sudhi Rajagopal. Theatre Flamenco will be sharing the stage with guitarist Adam del Monte and dancer Nino de los Reyes. Tickets on sale now!

…I recently relived that heady experience at Theatre Flamenco of San Francisco’s “45 Años de Arte Flamenco” performance at Marines Memorial Theater. The fantastic local professional dance company — the second oldest in the state, and the first in the country to mount full-length Spanish dance numbers (www.theatreflamenco.org) — proudly fierced up rapturous chills, led by charismatic artistic director Carola Zertuche with great performances by dancers Juan Siddi and Cristina Hall, and a crackerjack band of musicians, including singer Kina Mendez and guitarists José Luis Rodriguez and José Tanaka….

See the entire article at the San Francisco Bay Guardian today!

SAN FRANCISCO:
November 11 & 12, 2011, Friday & Saturday, 8PM
November 13, 2011, Sunday, 3PM
Marines’ Memorial Theater
San Francisco, California
TICKETS NOW AVAILABLE at 
Marines’ Memorial Box Office

Theatre Flamenco of San Francisco, considered by the San Francisco Bay Guardian having produced one of the best dance performances in 2010 is now creating a new passion-filled production that premieres this November. The esteemed company produces imaginative shows that utilize the talents of local and international artists, teach and mentor the younger generation, and maintain strong ties to the traditional dance communities of Spain.

This November, Theatre Flamenco celebrates four decades of artistic evolution and perseverance with the world premiere performance event “45 Años de Arte Flamenco” (45 Years of Flamenco), a tribute performance that reflects Theatre Flamenco’s creative progression and the evolutionary art of flamenco dance.  The transition in styles – whether it is music, dance, costume and instruments – represent the growth and maturity of the society that connects with this art.

Carola Zertuche, Theatre Flamenco’s Artistic Director, confronts the traditional anniversary retrospective from a wide angle. “45 Años de Arte Flamenco” (45 Years of Flamenco) is rooted in the soul of flamenco with an eye on the past, present and most importantly, future. Rather than present highlights from the company’s extensive repertoire, Zertuche will feature her world premiere productions, and pay tribute to the traditional dance performance of the founders through a series of original works inspired by Theatre Flamenco’s legacy.

Four dancers – Carola Zertuche (Artistic Director), Manuel Gutierrez, Juan Siddi, and Cristina Hall- will be joined by five musicians and two singers in a remarkable event that looks back at the roots of flamenco to the modern style we enjoy today.  Gypsy singers José Cortes and Kina Mendez will be accompanied by percussionist Sudhi Rajagopal, pianist Alex Conde; violinist Treggar Otton; cellist Jesse Wolff. For this concert, Theatre Flamenco is especially honored to present master guitarist José Luis Rodriguez, in performance with the company.

TICKETS ON SALE NOW! Flamenco has inspired many fashion designers over the years – from Baleciaga to Gaultier. Olé Couture presents the flamenco fashion evolution. Taking a view of the past as we reveal the transformation of flamenco fashion of the last 45 years. Come join us on the runway at the California Historical Society. Buy your tickets now at Ticketweb.com. Tickets include complimentary beverage and tapas.

Flamenco guitarist Ricardo Diaz who recently recorded his debut album in Spain’s Jerez de la Frontera, the cradle of flamenco music taps the passionate and intense gypsy energy thatleaves audiences with stories to remember. Will be performing at the Mission Cultural Center in the historic Mission District in San Francisco, Ricardo Diaz will be joined by flamenco renown musicians Jose Cortes, Carola Zertuche and Antonio Arrebo. Tickets now available at BrownPaperTickets.com.

As part of the ColorFest cutting-edge evening series for adults every first Thursday of every month. This month celebrating and giving homage to the color of passion and pageantry, tonight’s program is rich in REDS. Explore warmer hues through natural dyes, Maya cosmology, and fiery flamenco dancing.

Tickets available at Ticketweb.com: $27
Tickets at the door: $35

The students of Carola Zertuche will be performing to live music, showcasing their skills and talent. Please join us in supporting the students at the Mission Cultural Center at 2868 Mission Street (corner 25th Street).

For ticket reservations, please email theatreflamencosf@gmail.com or call La Solea Dance Studio at (415) 826-1305.

Tickets with reservation:  $15
Tickets at the door:  $18

]]> http://www.theatreflamenco.org/news/june-4-annual-student-show-at-mission-cultural-center-of-san-francisco/feed/ 0 http://www.theatreflamenco.org/news/march-25-at-the-de-young-museum-san-francisco/ http://www.theatreflamenco.org/news/march-25-at-the-de-young-museum-san-francisco/#comments Fri, 18 Mar 2011 18:24:48 +0000 admin http://www.theatreflamenco.org/?p=452 Balenciaga & Spain Exhibit Opening Night
MARCH 25, 2011
6:30 PM
Friday
Open to the Public

de Young Museum
Wilsey Court
San Francisco

Join Theatre Flamenco at the de Young Museum as we help celebrate opening weekend of the “Balenciaga & Spain” Exhibit. Carola Zertuche, Artistic Director of Theatre Flamenco, and company will be joined by guest artists from Spain, Manuel Guiterrez (dancer), and Alex Conde (pianist). The performance is being offered as part of the popular Cultural Enounters: Friday Nights at the de Young series. The performance will be on Friday, March 25 from 6:30 – 8:30pm and is open to the public free of charge. No reservations. The exhibition opens to the public on Saturday, March 26, 2011. For more information please contact gstock@famsf.org or (415) 750-7694.