Each year, the New York City Center along with other venues across New York City, have presented some of Spain's finest dancers and musicians to perform on major concert stages... Now in its 18th year, the 2018 New York Flamenco Festival has brought some of flamenco's biggest names to the New York area, for a celebration of flamenco's present and future- spanning the full spectrum of what is flamenco.

After her wildly popular 2015 debut, flamenco dance dynamo Leilah Broukhim returns to The Younes and Soraya Nazarian Center for the Performing Arts (formerly Valley Performing Arts Center) with Dejando Huellas (Traces), a personal story about her own Jewish and Persian heritage. Broukhim's furious flamenco footwork exalts the Spanish art form, while her emotional expression tells the tale of a woman searching for meaning and identity. Dejando Huellas makes its LA debut after performances in Paris, New York, Madrid, and Copenhagen.

New Repertory Theatre presents A Taste of Spain, Sunday, December 17, 2017 in partnership with La Casa de Pedro and Flamenco Boston. This event is being presented in conjuncture with New Rep's production of Man of La Mancha, which begins performances on December 1.

Vamos Cuba! the sizzling spectacular from celebrated Cuban choreographer Nilda Guerra returns to London for a run at Sadler's Wells' West End venue The Peacock now through 11 November 2017. BroadwayWorld has photos below!

The word 'Flamencona' invokes a bold and tenacious woman within flamenco. Raquel Heredia and Xianix Barrera bring to the stage their powerful and unapologetically robust femininity, in celebration of their respective roots and the essence that makes them flamencas - FLAMENCONAS. Ms. Barrera presents an intimate evening of flamenco music and dance featuring some of Spain's and New York's elite flamenco artists including dancer Raquel Heredia, singer Sergio G mez, guitarist ngel Ruiz, violinist Ali Bello, and accompanist Manolo de C rdoba.

A powerful dancer with an explosive spirit, world-renowned Leilah Broukhim returns to the Fountain Theatre in 'Forever Flamenco' on Sunday, October 22.

The word 'Flamencona' invokes a bold and tenacious woman within flamenco. Raquel Heredia and Xianix Barrera bring to the stage their powerful and unapologetically robust femininity, in celebration of their respective roots and the essence that makes them flamencas - FLAMENCONAS.