Flamenco, in a baroque palace.
1-hour show
Daily
+ masterclass · + tapas
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The Palau Dalmases is a baroque palace in El Born with a courtyard, a carved staircase and a room that holds about sixty people. Flamenco in there is not a show you watch from row twelve — you hear the breathing and the boards.
For roughly sixty minutes the artists take turns on stage: dancers, guitar and cante, in the sequence flamenco actually follows rather than a greatest-hits set for coaches.
Two things can be added. A private masterclass, where the group stops being an audience and learns the basics from one of the dancers. And tapas with wine around the show, which turns an hour into an evening.
You arrive into a baroque courtyard and a carved staircase. It sets up everything that follows.
Around sixty minutes: dance, guitar and cante, taking turns at close range.
A private session with one of the dancers: posture, palmas, the first steps. You go from spectator to participant.
Spanish flavours around the show, arranged in advance for your group.
The room is small and it sells out, especially in high season and at weekends. Ask early rather than the same afternoon.
Photos without flash are usually fine; video is not. The artists are three metres away and it shows.
For groups who want more than a show, the three go together in one evening: the performance, a private masterclass with one of the artists, and a Spanish tapas menu before or after. History, music, food and Spanish culture in the same place — it works for student groups, families, companies and travellers who want an authentic piece of the culture and a proper night out in Barcelona.
Ask for the full experienceYou arrive into a baroque courtyard and a carved staircase. It sets up everything that follows.
Around sixty minutes: dance, guitar and cante, taking turns at close range.
A private session with one of the dancers: posture, palmas, the first steps. You go from spectator to participant.
Spanish flavours around the show, arranged in advance for your group.
Carrer Montcada, in El Born, two minutes from the Picasso Museum. Metro L4 Jaume I. Your guide or the venue staff will be at the door.
Around sixty minutes of performance, with artists taking turns on stage.
A private session with one of the dancers — posture, palmas and the first steps. It is optional and quoted separately, and it is what makes this work for groups.
A tapas and wine option can be added around the show. Without it, it is the performance only.
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