Tango stands as one of the most mesmerizing dances of the modern era, marked by fleeting touches, graceful thigh caresses, and passionate embraces that create a performance both intimate and enthralling. At We Call It Tango in St. Louis, audiences are invited to witness an evocative love story unfold through the fiery movements of a tango duo, accompanied by the lush and emotive melodies of a piano and violin, making for an unforgettable experience steeped in romance and artistry.
On selected dates over the coming months, E. Desmond and Mary Ann Lee Theater will be hosting this sensational show of dance and music. Tickets are on sale now but spaces are limited, so make sure you get yours today!
What is “We Call It Tango”?
Tango stands as one of the most mesmerizing dances of the modern era, marked by fleeting touches, graceful thigh caresses, and passionate embraces that create a performance both intimate and enthralling. At We Call It Tango in St. Louis, audiences are invited to witness an evocative love story unfold through the fiery movements of a tango duo, accompanied by the lush and emotive melodies of a piano and violin, making for an unforgettable experience steeped in romance and artistry.
Desire, talent and Argentine magic intertwine at ‘We Call It Tango’. Across three acts, two dancers will perform authentic tango dances as they share a treasured tale of love and longing. A gifted pianist and violinist will be providing the music on the night, performing 13 famous tangos including Astor Piazzolla’s “Adiós Nonino” and Mariano Mores’ “Taquito militar”.
Tango, its music, and the show
Tango is a UNESCO-approved art form that’s been putting a spell on audiences around the world for over 150 years. Although born in Argentina in the late 1800s, tango continues to dazzle in venues around the globe. Thanks to its undeniable enchantment and fiery flair, the dance and its accompanying music has transcended borders and generations since it first came alive all those years ago.
Locked together in intimacy and romance, the dancers glide and spin across the dance floor, each movement more intense than the last. Music by the likes of Ángel Villoldo and Carlos Gardel sounds as each and every attendee is left entranced by the allure of the tango.
This season, be part of something truly special and immerse yourself in the magic of ‘We Call It Tango’ in St. Louis. There’ll be two shows on the night, the first starting at 6pm and the second at 9pm. Each show takes place over the course of 60 minutes and doors open 30 minutes prior to the start time.