November 8, 2025, join us for La Pinta Flamenca, featuring Julia Chacón Flamenco Theatre, and sponsored by Phoenix World Arts Collective. The show features an intimate version of “Braided Roots,” a production celebrating the diverse roots that contributed to flamenco’s formation, and the unique diversity of artists practicing globally today. Flamenco’s origin in the small region of Andalusia, Spain has not limited its global reach. Within flamenco music itself are traces of Arabic, Moorish, Roma, Afro-Iberian, Judaic, Spanish, and Catholic cultures. Throughout past generations flamenco artists have incorporated instrumentation and musical sensibilities from various cultures such as Cuban, Argentine, African, European, Peruvian, and US American. Avant-garde flamenco draws from postmodern contemporary dance, and theatrical flamenco draws on European concert dance traditions; together these threads of gobal modernity weave new patterns into flamenco; an ever changing and evolving art form on the global stage. Join us to celebrate flamenco at La Pinta Flamenca! Get tickets here!
Past performances.
braided roots: un concierto de flamenco
On October 18, 2025, Julia Chacón Flamenco Theatre presented “Braided Roots,” at Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts. The program celebrates the diverse roots that contributed to the formation of flamenco, and the diversity of the artists practicing flamenco around the world today. Flamenco comes from a specific people and place in Andalusia, Spain, yet it has branched out around the world and is practiced globally by artists of diverse heritage. Within flamenco music itself are traces of Arabic, Moorish, Roma, Afro-Iberian, Judaic, Spanish, and Catholic cultures. Throughout past generations flamenco artists have incorporated instrumentation and musical sensibilities from various cultures such as Cuban, Argentine, African, European, Peruvian, and US American. Avant-garde flamenco draws from postmodern contemporary dance, and theatrical flamenco draws on European concert dance traditions; together these threads of gobal modernity weave new patterns into flamenco; an ever changing and evolving art form on the global stage. This production was supported in part by the City of Scottsdale and Phoenix World Arts Collective.
Julia Chacon Flamenco Theater presents “Flamenco Intimo” at Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts every Saturday October-November, 2018. This series marks SCPAs’s new commitment to supporting local artists in this series showcasing locally-based internationally performing artists. For show schedule and link to tickets click here.
Featuring a rotating cast of world-class artists, every show will be unique. Performers include award-winning guitarist Misael Barraza-Diaz who has received accolades in Spain, Finland, Mexico and the USA; pianist Ioannis Goudelis, who has opened for Stevie Wonder and appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live; Olivia Rojas, who sings for flamenco companies throughout the country; and guitarist/percussionist Kristofer Hill who has performed with flamenco organizations throughout the USA, Seville, Spain and accompanied Twyla Tharp and others.
Dancer Julia Chacon and singer, José Cortes join guitarist and producer, Jake Mossman, at the Ramada Palms Hotel in Las Cruces, NM. The monthly series features flamenco artists from throughout the region. This is the fourth installation of the series. Visit www.lascrucesmusic.com for tickets.
The company will perform in Texas Hill Country in New Braunfels, TX on Saturday, October 14, 2017, presented by Texas Hill Country Opera & Arts. Performers include Julia Chacon Montufar & Adriel Zang Parrault at The Brauntex. Oct. 14th 2017 @ 7:30 pm General Admisson : $20 – Students $10 @ Brauntex.org
Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts
Friday, August 18, 2017 at 8pm Julia Chacón and her company, Inspiración Flamenca take center stage at Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts. Joined by internationally award winning guitarist, Misael Barraza, the company presents fresh choreography along with signature works. The show will also feature male soloists Martin Gaxiola and Carlos Montufar along with four female dancers.
El Panzón y Frieda
Thursday, July 6, 2017 from 9-11pm, Julia Chacón joins Carlos Montufar at the grand opening of the newest flamenco venue in Arizona, Panzón y Frieda. An eclectic blend of Spanish and Latin flavors, Panzón y Frieda offers a delightful menu with gorgeous surroundings centered around an interior mural of the famous Mexican artist, Frieda Kahlo. Flamenco occurs every Thursday with a rotating cast directed by Carlos Montufar.
Inspiracion Flamenca 