Spanish Season 2023
Music – Song – Dance
18th & 19th July
Following an electrifying set of performances in 2022 we are delighted to be hosting our second Spanish Season this July.
A series of classical music and dance concerts pay tribute to the tragic Spanish dance prodigy Felix Garcia who was secretly banished to Horton Asylum in 1919, following a clash with the Russian Ballet.
The fascinating and little-known story of Felix Garcia captured the imagination of historian and musical director Antonio Hernandez Moreno who put together the programme and international tour following years of research.
The concerts will be performed by celebrated artists from Spain on an international tour, with The Horton Epsom hosting the only UK dates.
Spanish Season 2023
History Talk – Diaghilev’s Ballets Russes in Spain
Tuesday 18th July, 5:45pm
£10*
Concert: Boccherini in Love
Tuesday 18th July, 8pm
£28*
Flamenco and Spanish dance Masterclass with Anael Orozco
Wednesday 19th July, 9:30am
£50*
Piano Recital
Wednesday 19th July, 2pm
£15*
Concert: Spanish Soul
Wednesday 19th July, 8pm
£28*
Spanish Season Ticket – £60*
Book tickets for all four Spanish Season music and dance performances and save £21*
(History Talk, Boccherini in Love, Piano Recital, Spanish Soul)
Once one show is in the basket you will have option to add other three at the bottom of the page. The discount will only show on Checkout. All four shows must be added to your basket.
As part of our Spanish Season the café/bar will be serving a delicious Spanish sharing board as well as home made Sangria.
Spanish sharing Platter
Includes sundried tomatoes, freshly baked bread, cured meat selection, Manchego cheese, cornichons and silverskin onions.
Olives
Sangria – available by the glass
Friday 21st July – 8 -11pm
DJ duo Riddim Hoppers
DJ duo Riddim Hoppers will be adding to the atmosphere, playing an eclectic mix of Latin music to celebrate our Spanish Season.
Time to unwind and discover new music to add to your playlist. Great music will be your background soundtrack for the evening, but you’ll still be able to talk with your friends.
