Theatre Flamenco 50th Home Season

Highlights of SOLO FLAMENCO, a 2014 production of Theatre Flamenco of San Francisco. Performance of November 8, 2014. Venue: Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts.

Theatre Flamenco's annual production 2010 "Una Nota Flamenca". Carola Zertuche, artistic director, dancing accompanied by Jose Valle "Chuscales", Cristo Cortes, Tregar Otton, Jesse Wolff, Alex Conde, Cristina Hall, Juan Siddi and Felix de Lola. This production is the 44th annual home season show of the oldest flamenco dance company in the San Francisco Bay Area.

San Francisco Ethnic Dance Festival 2011 Dancers - Carola Zertuche, Cristina Hall Guitarrist - Jose Valle "El Chuscales" Singer - Manuel de la Cruz Piano - Alex Conde Violin - Tregar Otton

Theatre Flamenco's 47th Anniversary Production "Con Nombre y Apellido" (With First and Last Name).

This is a snapshot, work sample of Theatre Flamenco of San Francisco's 2012 Annual Production "Flamenco en Movimiento". Artistic Director and Dancer Carola Zertuche performs with San Francisco's modern dancer Nol Simonse and dancers from Spain; Nino de los Reyes, Antonio Arrebola, Cristina Hall, singers Jose Cortes and Kina Mendez, along with musicians Jose Valle "Chuscales", Alex Conde, Sudhi Rajagopal and Sasha Jacobsen.

www.TheatreFlamenco.org - The show San Francisco Bay Guardian recognized as one of the top performances of the year (2010), honored to be amongst other great dance companies such as San Francisco Ballet and LInes Ballet. "Carola Zertuche, artistic director of Theatre Flamenco of San Francisco, has reoriented flamenco to where it belongs: the soloist.

Theatre Flamenco of San Francisco is the first professional flamenco dance company established in the US. This video shows an excerpt of our 45th Anniversary production celebrating the development of flamenco as an art form as well as in costume.

Moving along the peripheral borders and barriers of gender, culture, nationality and identity Theatre Flamenco of San Francisco`s 2009 production "Ser y Estar" brings to light the pressing questions of being, along with the many implications of what it means to be.