Theatre Flamenco of San Francisco
| Ticket Information VIP: $309 (Includes Anniversary Celebration; Orchestra Center rows AA-G) Regular Price: $50 - $91 Ticket prices include all fees. Run Time: 1 Hour, 20 Minutes Reserved Seating Anniversary Celebration Celebrate 60 years of Theatre Flamenco of San Francisco with an unforgettable evening of flamenco, music, and community. Your Gala Ticket includes: • Premium reserved seating for the performance. • Admission to the exclusive Gala Reception following the performance. • Food and beverages provided by Loló Restaurant. • A selection of imported Spanish wines, sangria, and special drinks. • An exhibition of posters, costumes, and videos highlighting Theatre Flamenco’s 60-year artistic journey. • A special auction featuring company costumes, with proceeds supporting Theatre Flamenco’s programs, including student scholarships, touring opportunities, and artistic exchanges with companies outside the United States. • The opportunity to meet and celebrate with current and former company members, guest artists, and friends who have been part of Theatre Flamenco’s remarkable journey. Join us for De Ayer a Hoy / From Yesterday to Today, a special anniversary performance honoring six decades of artistic excellence and the vibrant legacy of flamenco in the San Francisco Bay Area. Your Gala Ticket purchase helps support Theatre Flamenco of San Francisco’s artistic programs, education, and future productions. |
De Ayer a Hoy / From Yesterday celebrates the 60th Anniversary of Theatre Flamenco of San Francisco, honoring the legacy of founder Adela Clara and former Artistic Director Miguel Santos while looking toward the company’s future.
Under the artistic direction of Carola Zertuche, this special production brings together artists from different generations who have been part of Theatre Flamenco’s journey. The program features a total of nine works, including three premieres and six reimagined pieces from Theatre Flamenco’s repertoire, celebrating the company’s rich artistic history and continued evolution.
The production features 14 artists on stage, including special guest collaborators: Cristina Hall, a San Francisco flamenco artist who has lived and worked in Seville for more than 20 years; Adrián Santana from Málaga, Spain; contemporary dancer Nol Simonse; and flamenco dancer and Nevarez Encinias.
The evening features exceptional flamenco musicians, including singers Amparo Heredia from Málaga, Spain, and Diego Amador from Seville, Spain, guitarist Jesse Torres, and electronic musician Pascual Martínez.
Join us for an unforgettable evening celebrating six decades of passion, tradition, innovation, and the enduring spirit of flamenco.
Under the artistic direction of Carola Zertuche, this special production brings together artists from different generations who have been part of Theatre Flamenco’s journey. The program features a total of nine works, including three premieres and six reimagined pieces from Theatre Flamenco’s repertoire, celebrating the company’s rich artistic history and continued evolution.
The production features 14 artists on stage, including special guest collaborators: Cristina Hall, a San Francisco flamenco artist who has lived and worked in Seville for more than 20 years; Adrián Santana from Málaga, Spain; contemporary dancer Nol Simonse; and flamenco dancer and Nevarez Encinias.
The evening features exceptional flamenco musicians, including singers Amparo Heredia from Málaga, Spain, and Diego Amador from Seville, Spain, guitarist Jesse Torres, and electronic musician Pascual Martínez.
Join us for an unforgettable evening celebrating six decades of passion, tradition, innovation, and the enduring spirit of flamenco.
About Theatre Flamenco of San Francisco:
Theatre Flamenco of San Francisco presents an innovative approach to flamenco to enrich and inspire the art community and general public. Founded in 1966, it is the Bay Area's oldest flamenco dance company and San Francisco’s second oldest dance company. Under the leadership of Artistic Director Carola Zertuche since 2008, the company has expanded its visibility and programming beyond its annual home season, including touring, student training and performances, and community outreach.
In the decade since becoming Artistic Director, Zertuche’s Theatre Flamenco has evolved and adapted, alternating traditional shows with genre-fusing works, building a reputation for providing a uniquely West Coast lens on the Spanish art form.
In the decade since becoming Artistic Director, Zertuche’s Theatre Flamenco has evolved and adapted, alternating traditional shows with genre-fusing works, building a reputation for providing a uniquely West Coast lens on the Spanish art form.
For more information, visit www.theatreflamenco.org