Gala performance planned for Randolph Theatre on April 17

By Brian Burchell

Toronto’s flamenco scene takes centre stage this spring as the F for Flamenco Festival returns for its third year, transforming venues across the city into vibrant hubs of Spanish music and dance such as the Randolph Theatre at 736 Bathurst St. 

From April 11–19, internationally acclaimed flamenco artists from Spain will join leading Canadian performers for a week of intimate concerts, major stage productions, and collaborative performances that highlight Toronto’s growing reputation as a hub for flamenco in North America.

Now in its third year, the festival has rapidly grown into one of Canada’s leading flamenco events, drawing artists from Spain and across North America to collaborate with Toronto’s vibrant flamenco community. The Randolph Theatre venue, near Bloor and Bathurst, puts this at the doorstep for Annex residents. 

Highlights this year include an all-women flamenco gala featuring internationally acclaimed artists from Spain and Canada, Ali Flamenco Dance Company’s interdisciplinary dance production ALCHEMY, and a new series of intimate performances at Drom Taberna at 458 Queen St. W.

For more information please visit fabcollab.ca.