Teatro de la Danza

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+52 55 5280 8771

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There are no assigned seats so try and arrive 20 minutes before showtime to find a choice seat.

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This is a true gem little known outside of cultural circles and dance enthusiasts. It is located behind the National Auditorium (Auditorio Nacional). It is open year round (except holidays) and it shows modern and classical dance featuring Mexican and international dance companies.  I have seen flamenco, Indian, Mexican and US dance groups that would be the envy of any international city.

 

The location is easy to get to, three blocks from Polanco and five blocks from the Anthropology Museum in the Chapultepec area.  But the best feature are it's prices starting at under ten dollars and if you have  valid student ID you get a 50% discount.

 

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