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"To see her, as she moved, nudging the dress around, treating it as if it were a partner, was to understand the process whereby a modern person could fall in love with an old art."

Joan Acocella about Eva Yerbabuena

October 11, Huecco - New Voices from Spain
8pm - BAM howard Gilman Opera House
Tickets $20/$25
New Voices from Spain continues in its second exhilarating year with the double platinum-selling Latin alternative group, Huecco. Propelled by the rapid-fire vocals of lead singer Ivahn, Madrid-based Huecco fuses a whirlwind of contemporary beats drawn from Latin America and beyond with the sensual sound of Spain's rich cultural heritage. Raggaeton mixes with rumba, hip-hop with a biting combination of Flamenco and rock guitars, yielding a cathartic, high-energy sound influenced by the globalized present and a rich Spanish past.

Also at BAM cafe:
in conjunction with New Voices from Spain, BAMcafe Live presents the New York debut of Rosalia, performing ethereal interpretations of traditional Spanish songs.

Flamenclorico: Lore of the Miners in Brooklyn, October 12th
Playing one day only at New York Millenium Theatre in Brooklyn.
New York Millenium Theatre
1029 Brighton Beach Ave,
Brooklyn, NY 11235
For more info and tickets, call: (718) 615-9797

Pasión Flamenca performs at Joyce Soho on October 16
From contemporary imagery to folk artistry, Pasión Flamenca presents an evolutionary journey of flamenco in Tributes, a selection of the company's homage performances, including Flamenclorico: Lore of the Miners, and La Ultima Gota de Agua (a cinematic-dance spectacle commissioned by Dance New Amsterdam for In the Company of Men). Bravado, sensuality, and raucity complete the program in Estampas Flamencas, choreographer Antonio Hidalgo's salute to tradition: an unabashedly fun finale and joyous celebration of Andalusian culture.

Critic Lisa Jo Sagolla, in her Backstage review (2/21/2008), called Flamenclorico: Lore of the Miners "intoxicating," "magnificently choreographed," and "the finest in flamenco."

Performance Schedule:

October 16, 2008 (Thursday): Gala Benefit
***Cocktails and hors d'oeurves***
*****Premiere of "Tributes"*****
*******Gifts and Prizes!*******
Begins at 6:30 pm
Tickets: $75 (tax deduction eligible)

October 17 & 18, 2008 (Friday & Saturday)
Performance at 8:00 pm
Tickets: $25 / $22 Seniors & Students

October 19, 2008 (Sunday)
Performance at 3:00 pm
Tickets: $25 / $22 Seniors & Students

Joyce SoHo
155 Mercer Street
New York, NY
http://www.joyce.org...

Ticket Purchase:
Call: 866-811-4111
Buy on-line at https://www.ovationti...


Compañia Flamenco de Madrid on October 23rd at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
Thursday, October 23, 2008, 8:00 PM
Grace Rainey Rogers Auditorium
$50.00
Compañia Flamenco de Madrid
Antonio Molina, principal dancer
The Compañia Flamenco de Madrid is one of Spain’s premier flamenco ensembles. This company of singers, dancers and instrumentalists brings this vibrant tradition to life with a joyful folkloric celebration of music and dance.
Section
 
Orchestra
$50.00

Front Mezzanine
$50.00

Upper Mezzanine
$50.00
 
http://www.metmuseum.org/tickets/calendar/view.asp?id=2381

New York Flamenco - Espiritu Gitano and Friends
November 7th at 7:30pm
Guitarist/composer Arturno Martinez ("Espiritu Gintao") has been a noted figure in the New York flamenco secene since the 1980's. His program is rooted in the Andalusian Gypsy tradition and is inspired by various traditions, including North African, Hispanic-American, and jazz. The evening features Gazpacho Andalu, the flamenco fusion led by Spanish flamenco singer/composer Alfonso Cid; the colorful flamenco duo Los Hermanos Cintron, from Spain, dancer/vocalists Barbara Martinez and Sol Koeraus

Leonary Nimoy Thalia @ Peter Norton Sympohony Space, Broadway at 95th St.
212/864-5400
$28, $24 WMI Friends

November 7 & 8 - Omayra Amaya Flamenco Sin Limites presents La Sobremesa
Music by Roberto Castellon
The Players Theatre
115 MacDougal St.
NYC 10012
4 shows
Friday 7pm and 9:30 pm
Saturday 3pm and 8pm
Tickets $40
www.theatermania.com

Soledad Barrio & Noche Flamenca: New Year's Weekend at Joe's Pub
Dec. 26-30: $35 / New Years Eve: $85 until 11/22, $100 11/23 and later
7:30 PM - December 26
7:30 PM - December 27
1:30 PM - December 28
7:30 PM - December 28
7:30 PM - December 29
7:30 PM - December 30
7:00 PM - December 31
Show Description
"Soledad Barrio, the company's lead dancer...seemed possessed by smoldering, do-or-die flamenco passion...An entire evening of her dancing would probably fill the city's coronary wards. Martin Santangelo, the company's founder and director, achieves a remarkable balance between the new and the old in his savvy staging program."
– Gia Kourlas, The New York Times

Madrid’s dazzling Noche Flamenca, whose vitality, energy and passion have won accolades around the world, returns for a special limited engagement filled with spectacular dancing, cathartic song, and virtuosic guitar. Noche Flamenca maintains the essence, purity and integrity of one of the world’s most complex and mysterious art forms, creating powerful performances that radiate off the intimate Joe’s Pub stage.

The company was founded in 1993 by artistic director Martin Santangelo and his Bessie award-winning wife Soledad Barrio. Recognized as Spain’s leading flamenco touring company, Noche has been hailed for its authentic performances of one of the world’s most complex and mysterious art forms - without the use of tricks or gimmicks.

This show is part of Joe's Pub's 10th Anniversary Celebration

Saturday, February 21, 2009
Estrella Morente
8pm, Carnegie Hall
Tickets: $25, $30, $39, $53, $69, $76

Estrella Morente has dazzled audiences and critics alike with her compelling performances of flamenco and popular Spanish songs in the Andalusian tradition. Morente, the daughter of renowned singer Enriquue Morente and dancer Aurora Carbonell, brings a fresh and passionate new voice to the revered flamenco tradition.

Buy tickets at the Carnegie Hall Box Office at 57th Street and 7th avenue. Tickets on sale Tuesday, September 2nd. For more info: visit carnegiehall.org.

Flamenco Festival 2009
February 7th - Archangel and Dorantes
and guest dancer
Noche de Sevilla
Mesmerizing vocals, piano and dance with award-wining artists from the prestigious Bienal de Flamenco de Sevilla
Town Hall
 W. 43rd St.
8pm
$35, $45, $55 Ticketmaster - 212-307-4100
 
Feb 14 and 15 - Isabel Bayon Company
with guest vocalist Terremoto
La Puerta Abierta (The Open Door)
"great sensuality and virtuoso footwork" ABC (Spain)
$40 and $50
Sat Feb 14, 8pm
Sun Feb 15, 7pm
NYU Skirball Center
www.skirballcenter.nyu.edu
212-352-3101
 
Feb 19 at 7:30
Feb 20 at 8pm
Antonio Gades Company's Carmen
Powerful re-staging of Gades' classic
$35, $45, $65, $80
NY City Center
Citytix - 212-581-1212
nycitycenter.org
Feb 19, Special $200 gala tickets include reception
Call 212-545-7536 for details
 
February 21 at 8pm
February 22 at 3pm
Los Farruco
Legendary Gypsy Flamenco Dynasty
"…raw flamenco, full of power, fire and unbridled masculinity." Daily Telegraph (UK)
$35, $45, $65, $80
Citytix - 212-581-1212
nycitycenter.org

Flamenco Vivo Carlota Santana Feb 22 at 3pm
Brooklyn Center for the Performing Arts
for tickets and info, see www.brooklyncenteronline.org or call 718-951-4500

Soledad Barrio and Noche Flamenca
at the New Victory Theater
April 24-May 3

Soledad Barrio and Noche Flamenca heat up the New Victory stage with full-on flamenco for families. Led by stunning Bessie Award-winner Barrio and her husband - director and choreograher Martin Santagelo - this remarkable troupe weaves the communal spirit of this dramatic form into dance, guitar and song created specially for the New Victory. Beloved by fans the world over, Noche Flamenca's highly anticipated return to the New Vic will be the metoric burst of energy, passion and celebration that only these performers have the power to ignite.

Regular Performances in the City

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.

www.pamplonanyc.com_ (http://www.pamplonanyc.com)

Flamenco Sundays at SUBA 9/14, 9/28
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

Thursdays at Xunta
8:30pm: with new dancers each show