Flamenco Intimo Returns to Scottsdale Center, October, 2019
Back by popular demand, Flamenco Intimo performs every Friday and Saturday night this October at Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts. Among the most prestigious performing arts organizations in Arizona, they are the first to offer a flamenco series on their season programming. Director, Julia Chacon, will work with Misael Barraza Diaz as Musical Director. Other artists include Martin Gaxiola, Ioannis Goudelis, Olivia Rojas, Carlos Montufar, and others. Click here for more.
Julia Chacon named 2019 Artist in Residence at the Musical Instrument Museum, a Smithsonian Affiliate.
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Julia is a Finalist for the 2019 Arizona Governor’s Arts Award
Flamenco Theater Great Success in Scottsdale, AZ!
Julia Chacon Flamenco Theater presented “Flamenco Intimo” at Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts every Saturday October-November, 2018. The series marked SCPA’s commitment to local artists and showcased locally-based international performing artists. Five out of eight shows were sold out and ticket sales were at 96% across the two-month series!
Flamenco Performances and Classes
Based in Phoenix, AZ, Julia Chacon Flamenco Theatre was founded in 2008 as Inspiración Flamenca. The company mission is to share the art of flamenco; to inspire, educate and bridge cultures. We believe flamenco has the power to build connection, foster curiosity, and bolster pride in diverse heritage.
We offer performances, classes, and arts-education programs in the Phoenix Valley and beyond.
About Flamenco
Flamenco is a Spanish art form with roots in the diverse cultures that impacted southern Spain, including Gypsy, Spanish, Moorish, Catholic and Judaic cultures. This unique mix of seemingly disparate cultures enables flamenco to resonate across cultural boundaries. Constantly shifting, this traditional art continues to grow through modern interpretations and international cultures.
Flamenco Community
Good flamenco comes from relationships built on trust, respect and confidence. The most successful collaborations come from clear communication between artists. In flamenco, one must listen, be present, be flexible and constantly be growing, improving and evolving. Our community of artists, students and audience members create this positive circle.
Julia Chacon Flamenco Theater is the only flamenco repertory company in Arizona.
