Nelida Tirado Flamenco presents TOMAAA!!
Saturday, November 28th
Queens Theater in the Park
Claire Shulman Playhouse/ Main Stage
Saturday November 28, 2009 8:00pm
http://www.queenstheater.org/web/frontends/event/3/0/103
Tickets-
$33 General Admission
$28 Multi-show discount
$31 Senior discount
$20 Student discount
More info to come soon!
www.NELIDATIRADO.com

Soledad Barrio and Noche Flamenca
December 24 to January 16
Soledad Barrio & Noche Flamenca proudly returns to New York City this winter from December 24th through January 16th at The Lucille Lortel Theatre.

"We want to take this opportunity to deeply thank you for your support over the past 15 years. To show our gratitude, we offer our friends and family an exclusive 25% discount offer. To take advantage of this
exclusive discount, please visit: nocheflamenca.org/friends25
See you at the show!

With warm regards,
Artistic Director, Martín Santangelo"

The Company: Soledad Barrio, Juan Ogalla, Antonio Jimenez, Eugenio Iglesias,
Salva de Maria, Manuel Gago, Miguel Rosendo
Lucille Lortel Theatre
121 Christopher Street
New York, NY 10014

2010 New York Flamenco Festival
Andalusia Lounge at City Center
Special free pre-concert dance class ! 1/2 hours before cutain for ticket holders only.

February 12 - Compania Rocio Molina
The Malaga- born Rocio Molina has become a major star in the flamenco world at the age of 25. A revelation in flamenco dance, she is known for her work with the Compania Maria Pages, Mujeres with Belen Maya and Merche Esmeralda (at the 2008 Flamenco Festival) and performances with her own company. This program features the New York premiere of Oro Viejo (Old Gold). where she explore the passage of time joined by two male dancers, a singer, musician and guest dancer, Laura Rozalen.

"One of the (Jerez) festivals most unforgettable perormances" - Dance Magazine

New York City Center
W.55th St. betw 6th and 7th Aves.
City Tix 212-581-1212

$30, $35, $45, $65, $80

February 13 and 14 - Compania Maria Pages
Maria Pages, one of the leading innovators in modern flamenco is known for the sinuous movement of her "endless arms" and her charismatic stage presnece. Born in Seville, the award-winning Pages gained international recognition as a principal dancer with the companies of Antonio Gades, Mario Maya and Rafael Aguilar before creating her own comapny in 1990. For this festival, her 15-member troupe presents Self-Portrait, the introspective and soulful program that won the Giraldillo Prize for Best Show at Seville's 2008 Bienal de Flamenco

"true poetry in movement' - La Vanguardia

New York City Center
W.55th St. betw 6th and 7th Aves.
City Tix 212-581-1212

$30, $35, $45, $65, $80

February 11 - Gala Flamenca with Juan de Juan, Pastora Galvan, Manuel Linan and Rocio Molina
$35, $45, $55, $75, $90
$200 gala tickets include tapas and wine reception with artists. Call 212-545-7536 for details
New York City Center
W.55th St. betw 6th and 7th Aves.
City Tix 212-581-1212

February 19 and 21 TBA at Skirball Center

February 20 TBA at Town Hall

Artist Talk: In Search of Flamenco
April 17 at 3pm/ 120 minutes
Rare Archival Films with Brook Zern
BAM Rose Ceinams
$!5, $7.50 for Friends of BAM

Renowned flamenco specialist Brook Zern presents a sampling of rare footage documenting performances by legendary flamenco artists in conjunction with Falla and Flamenco. Moderated by artistic director Joseph Horowitz.

Artist Talk: Antonio Munoz-Molina, Angle Gil-Ordonez, Joseph Horowitz
April 17 at 7pm/ 40 minutes
BAM Howard Gilman Opera House
FREE for ticket holders

Spain's preeminent novelist Antonio Munoz-Molina joins conductor Angel Gil-Ordonez and artistic director Joseph Horowitz to discuss Falla and Flamenco. This een will include clips from rare archival flamenoc films.

Falla and Flamenco at BAM
April 17 at 8pm
El Corregidor y la Molinera
by Manuel de Falla
Orchestra of St. Luke's
conducted by Angel Gil-Ordonez
BAM Howard Gilman Opera House
$20, 30, 40, 50

When Spanish poet Federico Garcia Lorca declared flamenco his people's "most gigantic creation," he understood its unique ability to heighten emotion through an amalgam of music, song,and dance. Manuel de Falla, considered Spain's preeminent composer, infused the dramatic exuberance of this indigenous genre into modern musical forms, forging a new national idiom that revitalized Spanish music and propelled flamenco to international attention.

Falla and Flamenco is a program of three works by Falla that imbue 20th-century music with flamenco's ancient gypsy traditions. El Corregidor y la Molinera (the Magistrate and the Miller's Wife), in its US stage premiere, is an early incaration of the beloved score for Diaghilev's ballet, The Three-Cornered Hat. A rambunctious story of seduction and mishaps told through music, pantomime and dance, this intimate masterpiece features choreography by the daring Ramon Oller for thirteen dancers from Barcelona's Passatges Dansa and New York's Peridance Ensemble. Fantasia Baetica is an audacious piece for solo piano that expresses the raw, unadorned side of flamenco and Nights in the Gardens of Spain, for piano and orchestra, is the composer's beguiling sevocation of Andalusia.

Regular Performances in the City

At Alegrias en la Nacional
239 W. 14th Street (up the stairs)
between 7th & 8th Avenue

November 7, 14, 21, 28
Featuring the Alegrias Tablao
La Trini de Jeres
Barbara Martinez, Pedro Cortes, Jorge Navarro
And special invited guests
Antonio Sanchez (guitar) and Aloma de Balma (bailaora) November 28 and December 5

Show times 8:30 and 10:45
For reservations call 917-667 2695
Cover $20
Tapas, Wine, Sangria, Beer

Monday nights at Favela Cubana
3 sets (8:30/9:30/10:30pm)
543 La Guardia Place
212 777 6500

BARBARA MARTINEZ, voice/dance
PEDRO CORTES, flamenco guitar
JOSE MORENO, percussion/voice

Sangria Special! $4/glass $20/pitcher

Performing at L'Orange Bleu
EVERY MONDAY,
3 sets starting @ 7:30pm - 10:00pm

430 Broome Street
Corner of Crosby Street
SoHo, Manhattan
Reservations: (212) 226-4999

Every Wednesday- NY's longest running flamenco night "N" Crosby st.
(212) 219-8856 shows 8-10pm
33 Crosby St. between Grand and Broome with artists
Laura Montes, Nelida Tirado, Cristian Puig and David Castellano

Flamenco Saturdays at PAMPLONA
Pamplona Restaurant
37 East 28th Street
New York, NY 10016
212-213-2328

Come taste Spanish cuisine and culture with Flamenco every Saturday night! Three short sets at 7:30, 8:30, & 9:30. Reservations strongly suggested.

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Flamenco Sundays at SUBA
Suba Restaurant/ Tapas Bar 109 Ludlow Street 212-982-5714

Suba embraces its Spanish heritage with live Flamenco performances every Sunday. In a minimalist and modern space, exceptional guitarists, singers and dancers express the fire and passion of Flamenco to the delight of Suba's patrons

Performances are every Sunday night from 8-10pm
There is a $35 food and beverage minimum and reservations are required
Please call for information and reservations 212.982.5714

Centro Español in Astoria, N.Y.
41-01 Broadway at 41st Street, 2nd Floor, Astoria
(R Train to Steinway stop), Tickets and info: 718 392-8888 or 917-288-7996
Go to: http://www.ambolero.com/flamenco_blog.html

Centro Español de N.Y. in Astoria has a large events space on the 2nd Floor and a Bar/Restaurant on the 1st Floor. Similar to the former "Alegrias", it is not swanky nor posh. But it is home to many festival events organized by this Association. See also: www.centroespanolnyc.org

Xicala
Every other Tuesday night (starting Feb 10th and 24th) at 151 Elizabeth St, below Kenmare,
No cover, shows at 9, 10 and 11pm.. Featuring Maya de Silva and others.

Tasty food and drinks&Mac246; perfect downtonw atmosphere for intimate flamencop parties. Shows Maya de Silva with
Carlos Revollar and La Olyda&Mac246; November 10th
Alfonso Cid and Jed Miley&Mac246; November 24th
Aurora Reyes and Basilio Georges&Mac246; November 17th
mayadesilva.com
917-254-9808