El bailaor Isaac de los Reyes en pleno braceo durante su actuación en el Tablao Flamenco 1911.
From 29 July to 2 August
Shows

Isaac de los Reyes: a thoroughbred bailaor at Tablao Flamenco 1911

Isaac de los Reyes, a thoroughbred bailaor and one of the greats of his generation.

Isaac de los Reyes was born into a family where flamenco runs in the blood: son of the dancers and choreographers Ramón de los Reyes and Clara Ramona, and brother of Nino de los Reyes. He trained at the Amor de Dios school with masters such as María Magdalena, el Ciro, el Güito and Manolete.

He made his professional debut at just 14 in Luisillo’s company, and has since danced alongside great flamenco figures: el Güito, Manolete, Carmen Cortés, Antonio Canales and Joaquín Grilo, among others. His art has also led him to collaborate with top-tier musicians such as Enrique Morente, Josemi Carmona and Gerardo Núñez.

He was principal dancer of Antonio Gades’s company between 2010 and 2013, performing on the world’s most important stages. In 2019 he premiered his own show, El Jaleo, with music by Javier Limón and Paquete, earning wide acclaim.

Today he performs at the finest tablaos in Spain and is considered one of the great bailaores of his generation.

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From 19 to 25 October

José Escarpín and his Guinness World Record at Tablao Flamenco 1911

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Flamenco Madrid Daily Show

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Claudia de Utrera bailando en el escenario del Tablao Flamenco 1911
19 October

The Old Soul of a New Talent: Claudia de Utrera

We invite you to discover the strength and maturity of Claudia de Utrera, a dancer who proves that art

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La bailaora Carmen Young en pleno braceo durante su actuación en el Tablao Flamenco 1911.
19 October

Carmen Young: elegance turned into dance at Tablao 1911

She crossed an ocean to learn to dance flamenco. Today she dances it with an elegance that can't be taught.

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